Why a Tower of Babel was burned in Russia

In certain circles, Russia's attack on Ukraine is seen as a "liberation operation" and the wildest claims are made to defend Putin's aggression. For example, it is claimed that under Chernobyl , that Ukraine is an important hub for the powerful and that the burning of a replica Tower of Babel is proof that Russia is actually against the “New World Order”. World order” of these powerful people.

The claims

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also on YouTube and of course on various QAnon channels on Telegram:

In summary, it is claimed that an ominous organization, variously referred to as the Illuminati, the Kabbalah, or simply "those above," wants to create a new world order. The biblical Tower of Babel was humanity's attempt to take God's place (i.e. like the Cabal/Illuminati/etc. trying to rule humanity), but God destroyed the tower, just as the replica of the tower was burned in Russia , to symbolically show the aspiring world rulers that they will prevent the plan.

From the point of view of these circles, Putin is the savior of humanity, who, by attacking Ukraine, is taking the first step to thwart the plans of the “New World Order”.

Why a Tower of Babel was burned

Maslenitsa took place in Russia from February 28th to March 6th, 2022 , an originally pagan festival that is celebrated extensively again before the start of Orthodox Lent, comparable to Carnival in this country.

also celebrated in Nikola-Lenivets , an art park around a small village in the Kaluga region, but with a twist: since 2001, one of the works of art in the park has been burned at the end of the festival.

This year the Tower of Babel by the young architect Ekaterina Polyakova chosen. She built the tower in the park as part of an open competition to see which work of art would be burned. And she even explains on an artist's website why she chose this building:

“The Tower of Babel was never completed because of the discord between people and entire nations. The current […] serves as a modern symbol of the same discord. The events related to the pandemic have led to new conflicts and clashes.”

The work of art originally symbolized the social conflicts that arose during the corona pandemic. The burning was intended to symbolize the destruction of these conflicts.

A few days after Russia's attack on Ukraine, the Nikola Lenivets Art Park also commented on the burning of the Tower of Babel on Instagram :

“Once we had built it, the world changed.

It became clear how relevant the story of the Tower of Babel still is today. The Bible story perfectly describes what we should fear most: that people driven by pride will no longer understand one another. As we throw the Tower of Babel into the flames, we hope that each of us will find the strength to make peace with others. Let's hold on to each other. “

There are many more pictures of the burning Tower of Babel on a Russian architecture site

Conclusion

There is by no means a secret symbolism behind the art action that is intended to represent the destruction of a “New World Order”, but rather the desire for conflicts to be buried and peace to be made.