Foreign Legion - a unit with devilish values.

Today I read an interview with a soldier of the famous Foreign Legion and decided to extract some disparaging facts from the life of the average soldier that discredit him as a Christian:

 

What does the bible say about this?

 

 A don't get drunk wine, for it is the cause of debauchery,Eph 5

 

 

 

 

What does the bible say about this?

 

"You shall love your neighbor as yourself. There is no other commandment greater than these" (Mark 12:29-31)."

 

 

The whole thing is available here:

 

https://www.o2.pl/artykul/polak-sluzy-w-legii-cudzoziemskiej-zdradzil-ile-zarabia-6404183424682113a

 

 

Interestingly, Legionnaires despite living against the Law of Christ celebrate what is called Christmas:

 

http://www.legia-cudzoziemska.pl/historia/historia.php?id=24

 

Légion étrangère for that is the original French name of the legion, is a product of Catholic culture, showing Catholic militarism, accepting people of all nations and backgrounds, dedicated to one common goal and bestowing a kind of secular forgiveness of sins through its traditional offer of anonymity to recruits, is a good reflection of the Catholic spirit. Indeed, two anecdotes may help illustrate this fact. First, there is the spirit of Catholic realism, perhaps best told in a devotional book "Paratroopers of the French Foreign Legion: from Vietnam to Bosnia".. A Catholic chaplain in Bosnia is found here distributing medallions of the Blessed Mother. He admonishes his legionnaires that the medallion "is not a substitute for good shielding and not a substitute for armor. I'm not doing voodoo here. So be careful," he says. "Well said, Father.

Catholicism's Top 10 - Part 1

 

Another curiosity is the badge of the 13th Foreign Legion Half Brigade:

 

 

13 ka is a strictly Masonic number, and if you add the dragon to it, it's all clear.

 

 

It is worth adding that Mr. Adolf Kudlinski was a soldier of the Legion. Of course, not every soldier is a Freemason. The Legion is a mercenary army...

 

 

But the most important symbol of the Legion is the Masonic pomegranate fruit symbolizing spiritual knowledge,

The Pomegranate Fruit is the first Plant Symbol that the Freeman and Freedwoman encounter in the Temple.

 

 

 

""the fruit which Eve gave to Adam, and Paris to Venus, is not an apple, but the fruit of the pomegranate, and that whenever an apple is mentioned in various myths and folk customs connected with nuptials it is to be guessed that a pomegranate fruit is meant" "

The pomegranate fruit on each column is itself made up of hundreds of tiny fruits, symbolizing for all of us Sisters and Brothers - brotherhood and harmony.

http://wolnomularstwo.info.pl/index.php/symbolika/item/265-kolumny-w-lozy-i-umieszczone-na-nich-granaty

 

Another badge is the one below and on it is a pentagram like on the flags of most countries:

 

 

The Legion was created by King Louis Philippe of France 1831.

 

"Louis Philippe I was elected king of France through the efforts of La Fayette, who, to appease the republicans, carried out a revision of the Constitutional Charter. The powers of parliament were extended, the tricolor banner, the National Guard, freedom of the press and religion were restored. The French became citizens in their own country rather than subjects of the king. However, this did not change the system of power. There was practically only an exchange of aristocratic royal officials for rich bankers. So the positions changed, not the principles. Nevertheless, the social and freedom slogans of the July Revolution spread throughout Europe. They inspired the August uprising of the Belgians against the Dutch king, the December social revolution in Switzerland and in Italy and several German states, and the November uprising in the Kingdom of Poland."

http://tadeusz.binek.pl/g6.html

 

 

La Fayette, on the other hand, was a freemason.

 

Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier Marquis de la Fayette (also Lafayette) (born September 6, 1757, Château Chavaniac, Auvergne, France; died May 20, 1834, Paris) was a politician, French aristocrat, liberal, and humanist. General, participant in the American War of Independence, freemason.

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Joseph_de_La_Fayette

 

Digging for information I came across many more gems. This is one of them:

 

"Few people know that. "The Count of Monte Christo" by Dumas is a metaphorical description of the Black Jesuit Pope of his time, a vindictive, deceitful, and unctuous man. Dumas was a friend of King Louis Philippe I of France, who was an enemy of the Jesuits, and he also liked Giuseppe Garibaldi, an Italian revolutionary and enemy of the papacy.

 

 

 

In conclusion, the Foreign Legion is one of dozens or hundreds of organizations hostile to God but used for political games and wars. The paid mercenaries are just pawns in the game of papacy not only building their wallet but also their ego of elitism.

 

The Bible says that "he who is a friend of the world is an enemy of God" and the Legion absolutely is an enemy of God.

Let us pray for the soldiers of the Legion, that they may know the truth that will set them free.