The World’s Longest Tunnel Opens with a Satanic Ritual In Switzerland

Swiss engineer Carl Eduard Gruner first imagined it in 1947: a massive tunnel, unprecedented in length, buried a mile and a half under Switzerland’s symbolic Gotthard mountain range.  Nearly seven decades later, after redesigns, political disagreements and the long, slow work of drilling beneath the Gotthard massif, as it’s called, Gruner’s dream is complete. [5] To celebrate this accomplishment Europe’s elite attended a bizarre and disturbing occult ritual, in a satanic opening ceremony marking the opening of the Gotthard Base Tunnel.  The tunnel measures over 57 kilometers, more than 2,000 meters deep in places, and costed over 11 billion Euros to construct, making it the world’s largest and most expensive tunnel in history. Going through the Swiss Alps, the tunnel took 17 years to complete and is said to be a symbol of European unification in a context of rising nationalism and closing borders.  [2] Reaching a depth of 2,300 meters (7,545 feet, almost 1.5 miles) the tunnel will slice an hour off the travel time between Zurich, Switzerland, and Milan, Italy.  Trains will travel the tunnel, which runs between the towns of Erstfeld in the north and Bodio in the south, in only 20 minutes, reaching speeds of up to 250 kilometers an hour (155 mph), according to the Swiss Travel System.  Beyond the anticipated benefits for travel and trade, the project will provide a direct and economic route for freight transport. [13]

So the opening of this tunnel was quite a big deal over in Europe.  Prominent European politicians such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and French President Francois Hollande were all in attendance, and they were treated to an incredibly bizarre opening ceremony that cost approximately 8 million euros to produce.  [2] The Gotthard ritual was split into 2 separate events, one for elite dignitaries inside the tunnel and the other outside in Erstfeld for the thousands of public attendees. Both were laced with graphic demonic symbolism, and broadcast live across the world through RT, BBC and other major European outlets [1] so countless numbers of people were exposed to it. [9]

While most would expect an up-beat, celebratory ceremony, guests were rather treated to a disturbing show orchestrated by German director Volker Hesse, which looked like a strange ritual. [2]  The inauguration kicked off with simultaneous speeches at each end of the tunnel by the Swiss president Johann Schneider-Ammann and transport minister Doris Leuthard. “It’s a great day for Switzerland and for Europe,” said Schneider-Ammann before the spectacle began in front of over 1,000 guests including the leaders of France, Germany and Italy. [11] The ritual, dubbed by BBC as a “lavish performance” was originally intended to represent various aspects of Swiss culture. It included 600 dancers, acrobats and dramatic actors and cost CHF8.8 million ($8.9m). [10] [21] The ceremony begins with workers dressed in orange walking slowly to the beat of a rhythmic military drum.  The miners were then seemingly sacrificed to the tunnel and emerged as veiled spirits (represented by dancers in underwear with white wedding veils), and an actor dressed as a goat sprung out and began ritualistically consuming and mating with the veiled dancers. During this segment a headshot of the actor dressed as a goat was displayed on the video screen with a black and red backdrop and an absorbing fire lofting around his face, while three Egyptian scarabs floated in front of the screen. [1] There is something very “New World Order” to this militaristic portrayal of the working force. As the drums get more rhythmic, the workers get more excited, dancing around and jumping through loops.  [2]

Then, things get stranger. A train brings a group of young people dressed in white underwear.  The scene seems to have shifted to pagan druid ceremony, with the actors now draped in black subdued clothing and adorning nests, plants and trees on their heads. As the goat man laid on the floor an upside down tree was displayed on the video screen and the actors chanted a song in a mix of Ancient Germanic and Italian. [21] After portraying the workers as zombie soldiers, the ceremony portrays the general population as a bunch of lascivious people who appear to be extremely suggestible.  Then, emerging from that train is a demonic fallen angel, a baby-faced Lucifer.  From this point on, the event turns into an all-out satanic ceremony. [2]

From there you wouldn’t be surprised to learn that the  ceremony also featured a “goat-man” that dies, is resurrected, is worshipped and is crowned as “the king of the world”.  [9] Mass media, in its vein attempts at explaining this ceremony, state that there are mountain goats in the Alps … which explains the goat-man. But why is this goat-man in such a position of power? Why are people bowing down to him? [2]  You probably guessed it…  The “goat-man” that played such a key role in this performance bore a striking resemblance to Baphomet, which in recent decades has become one of the key symbols used to represent Satan in the occult community.  [9]  In modern times, Baphomet is well understood to represent Satan or the human embodiment of Satan.  That is why the fact that this “goat-man” was the central figure of this opening ceremony was so deeply disturbing.  [9]  The second part of the ceremony takes place outside and follows the same basic narrative. Zombie workers go first, followed by people in underwear, to the welcome Satan himself. Once again, the ceremony portrays the death of workers in a rather disturbing matter.

This what the people from Katehon had to say about the performance:

The satanic and sodomite imagery surrounding the opening of the tunnel showed the artistic and religious preferences of the globalist elite. The opening of the Tunnel was a symbolic anti-Сhristian act of devil-worship. The post-modernist show tied with old imagery such as a goat-man was an obvious message. The presence of EU leaders is also significant. [3]

We know that occult elite is all about power and symbolism. The above ceremony showcased both. As mentioned by Vigilant Citizen, through the opening ceremony of the world’s deepest and longest tunnel, the occult elite tells the world that they control the world’s resources and manpower. In other words, they are the only ones who can make such projects happen because they control politics, finance and business. Furthermore, by creating overtly occult ceremonies, the elite tells the world: “This is what we believe in, this is what we think of you and there is nothing you can do about it.” [2] The opening ceremony of the Gotthard Base Tunnel turned a great feat of engineering into a religious ceremony dedicated to Baphomet while somewhat ridiculing the workers who sacrificed their lives and the masses who will travel through the tunnel. Then, Europe’s most powerful people stood up and gave a standing ovation to this ceremony dedicated to the true ruler of the occult elite. [2]

The June 1st ceremony was not the end to this demonic ritual. The Gottardo 2016 Organization Committee published online that the tunnel’s festivities will continue through June 4-5 , with the Friday and Saturday celebrations including up to 100,000 people, SputnikNews reported. With the parliamentary budget allocated for the Gotthard inauguration set for CHF12 million ($12.7m), and roughly CHF8.8 million ($8.9m) already spent on the opening bout, what will the event organizers use the remaining CHF3.2 million ($3.2m) for in the remaining ceremonies? [1][21]

The region of Gotthard itself has a deep history and ideological significance to the character of Switzerland. The pass of the Schöllenen gorge, a critical point above the Gotthard Train Tunnel route, is known by the locals as the Devil’s Bridge. Accompanying this chilling name, is an intriguing folk tale from historian Meinrad Lienert which details how the people of Uri, Switzerland recruited the Devil for the difficult task of building a bridge across gorge. The Devil requested to receive the soul of the first thing to pass the bridge in exchange for his help. To trick the Devil, who expected to receive the soul of the first man to pass the bridge, the people of Uri sent across a goat by throwing a piece of bread, and the goat was promptly torn to pieces by the Devil. Enraged at having been tricked the Devil went to fetch a large rock to smash the bridge. While taking a break from exhaustion from the task of carrying the rock back to the bridge, a Christian women secretly marked the rock with a cross. The Devil was then unable to pickup the rock, and was forced to abandon it and flee. This 12 m tall, 220 ton rock was named “The Devil’s Stone” (Teufelsstein),  and on 1 September 1972, the stone was moved 127 metres and is now situated on the ramp of exit 40 (Göschenen) of the motorway, at the entrance of Gotthard Road Tunnel. [21]

Some astonishing numbers about the Gotthard Base Tunnel

Known for their secluded gold vaults, the Swiss Mint took this event as an opportunity to launch a new gold and silver coin. Designed by Fredi Trumpi, the new 20-franc silver coin shows the tunnel’s north portal in Erstfeld, and the new 50-franc gold coin shows the tunnel’s south portal. This commemoration coin —which will likely circulate around the world — was created at a time when calls for a cashless society ring loud from globalist publications such as Bloomberg and the Economist, and major economic analyst’s such as Jim Rogers say precious metals are one of the only insurance plans against economic collapse. [21]