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| Belarus did not inform Rammstein about being their National Enemy! |
 Yesterday at EU Ticket News we wrote
about German Band Rammstein being declared National Enemy of Belarus
by the so called ‘Council for societal morality’ or ‘Guards of
Moral’ who’s job it is to protect the people. Afterwards the managament
of Rammstein replied to this message and it turns out that they know
nothing.
“We’ve heard about it through the
media. We know nothing, not even about a cancellation of the concert...
Ticket sales were doing fine and until know nothing changed. " stated the Morgen Post in Germany.The musicians would “...vandalize the Belarusian governmental system with their show, music and lyrics”, stated the council. “The Rammstein songs are propaganda for violence, masochism, homosexuality and other perversity, directed against the Belarusian values”, they explained. Also “approving the Rammstein concert is a huge mistake that can cost us a lot”, thus the council. The management did’nt want to comment on the accusations made by the council about the Rammstein songs. Rammstein Tickets Related Articles: About EU Ticket News EUTicket News Contributors
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