“HAIL, SATAN.” Australia ABC News Airs Satanic Ritual on Live Broadcast

I guess the mainstream media isn’t trying to hide it anymore.

They don’t bother disguising who they worship.

These people are evil and getting more gutsy about revealing themselves.

During a news segment about police animals, Australia ABC News spliced into a literal satanic ritual.

It wasn’t long, but the satanic imagery is perfectly clear.

And the Satanists in the clip echo HAIL, SATAN.

Check it out:

ABC's satanic slip-up. What was going on here? @abcnews pic.twitter.com/D1dWfjOYhM

— Media Watch (@ABCmediawatch) August 19, 2021

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ABC's satanic slip-up.
What was going on here? @abcnews

👉' works in mysterious ways': Newscast on Australian TV interrupted by devil-worshipping ceremony (VIDEO)pic.twitter.com/cbk4bp75wK

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What’s going on over there ABC?

Getting anxious about showing us your devil-worshipping ceremonies?

Business Insider tried to provide cover with this explanation:

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An Australian broadcaster accidentally aired a clip of a satanic meeting during its nightly news broadcast, giving viewers an unexpected glimpse into the religious ceremonies of a satanic group based in Queensland.

The clip was broadcast during a nightly news programme aired by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, which is also known as ABC TV. It starts with a segment on police dog welfare, showing suit-clad men standing outside a building, but quickly cuts to a visual of three people wearing black and standing beside a brightly lit, upside-down cross.

“Hail, Satan!” one of them loudly proclaims, before the clip cuts out.

ABC TV presenter Yvonne Yong continued with the broadcast after the clip of the satanic ritual aired.

It is not known how the clip of the ritual made its way into a segment on police dogs. ABC TV did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider.

The footage might have come from a Facebook video of the Noosa Temple of Satan, a satanic group based in Queensland, Australia. The same clip is seen at the eight-minute mark of the group’s live-stream from October 30.