SCHEHEGUMEN
SERGIUS
SUGGESTS TO PUTIN TO TRANSFER PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY TO HIM
Father
Sergius
(Nikolai Romanov), whom a church court ordered unfrocked,
suggested to Vladimir
Putin that he transfer to him the authority of president. "In
three days I
will bring order into Russia," he said in another appeal
published in the
YouTube account of his representative Vsevolod Moguchev.
Sergius
says that
otherwise he will declare spiritual war on Putin and also on
Patriarch Kirill.
"Be
careful.
There will be no blood, nor maidans, nor revolutions. The Khazar
khanate got
power for free. As it happened, so will you surrender. Once
again I remind you
to lay down your authority. Twenty years were given to you to
show who rules
Russia. I have authority and power to declare to you, Mister
Russian President
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin: lay down your authority. Otherwise
you will be
weighed in the balance and found wanting and your days are
numbered. I await
your repentance with Patriarch Kirill Gundiaev," Sergius says.
He notes
that the
events in Khabarovsk, where spontaneous rallies in support of
the man arrested
on a charge of arranging the murder of Governor Sergei Furgal,
are "the
first swallow," and "swallows live all over Russia and are even
flying over the Kremlin."
Schehegumen
Sergius
declared that it is necessary to unfrock the patriarch and the
metropolitan of
Ekaterinburg.
We
recall that last
week a church court of the Ekaterinburg diocese deprived
Schehegumen Sergius of
clerical rank for videos on YouTube with recordings of sermons
in which he
speaks about the creation of an "electronic concentration camp
of
Satan," curses the leadership of the RPTs for closing churches
during the
pandemic, and speaks out against first persons of the state. The
decision of
the diocesan court will not take effect until it is signed by
Patriarch Kirill.
A court
in Verkhnaia
Pyshma also found Sergius guilty in an administrative case based
on part 9 of
article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Violations of Law
("Dissemination on the internet of socially significant
information known
to be unreliable in the guise of reliable reports that create a
threat to the
life and/or health of citizens, if these actions of the person
disseminating
the information do not contain acts that are criminally
punishable") for
denying the coronavirus. The court fined him 90,000 rubles. (tr.
by PDS, posted
12 July 2020)
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