'Stand-Up for Christianity' Andrew Tate Launches Protest Against Paris Olympic Games 2024 for Controversial 'Last Supper Act' During Opening Ceremony, Posts Video Standing Outside French Embassy

The Paris Olympic Games 2024 has barely begun and it is already embroiled in a number of controversies. The latest controversy involves the mocking of Christianity. Social media influencer Andrew Tate is among those criticising the Paris Olympics 2024 Ceremony for mocking Jesus. The influencer organised a protest outside the French embassy in Romania. In a post on X, he mentioned that he was protesting outside the French embassy for the mocking of Jesus during the Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony. He also states that he is doing this as a Muslim and questions where the Christians were. The protest was done in response to the Last Supper act, which was reenacted by drag queens and a DJ who copied the pose of the final meal that Jesus was said to have taken with his disciples. Paris Olympics 2024 Organisers Issue Apology for 'The Last Supper' Parody After Receiving Backlash, Spokesperson Anne Deschamps Says 'We Are Really Sorry'.

Andrew Tate Stands Up for Christianity, Protests Against Olympics 2024

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