The Wicker Man Reloaded: Vatican to Welcome Creepy Demonic Looking “Little Amal” Refugee Puppet To Promote White Genocide
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“Little Amal” is the name given to an enormous puppet that is currently traveling through Europe. Its journey began on July 27 in Gaziantep, southern Turkey (near Syria), and its final stop will be Manchester, England, for a total of 8,000 km (4,971 miles).
Amal — the name is Arabic for “hope” — is supposed to represent a nine-year-old refugee girl in search of her mother. The puppet is meant to stand for the alleged masses of displaced minors fleeing from wars and persecution. It is 3.5 meters in height (almost 12 feet) and bears uncanny resemblance to the Celtic-pagan sacrificial wicker cage of the extremely lewd 1973 horror movie The Wicker Man. More on that in a minute.
Originally Amal was to arrive at the Manchester International Festival in July, where she was going to be “the centrepiece of a large-scale participatory event,” according to The Guardian. Thankfully, that didn’t work out, as the puppet got off to a late start. The Manchester jamboree is a bizarro event that includes utterly perverted stuff, so we won’t link to it. Suffice it to say that you can find such “artistic contributions” there as a “queer gardening simulation”, so let’s just move on.
The puppet’s most recent sighting was in Bari, Italy. On Friday, Sep. 10, it is scheduled to arrive in Rome, where it will receive a cheerful welcome in the Vatican, as the Italian edition of Vatican News is happy to report at some length. At 10:30 am local time, the Jesuit “Cardinal” Michael Czerny, Under-Secretary of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, as well as Rome’s auxiliary “Bp.” Benoni Ambarus will greet the monstrous doll and the people accompanying it.
This will be followed by the testimony of a refugee minor hosted in a Caritas facility in Rome. The young participants in what has also been conceived as a moment of celebration will then be able to take part in a workshop for the construction of a kite, promoted by ASCS (Scalabrinian Agency for Cooperative Development). The Agesci Roma 51 Scouts, meanwhile, will build a tent, as Abraham did at the Oaks of Mamre. The event will end with a snack offered to all the children and a farewell to Amal, who will continue her journey through Europe.
