You show 'em, Nergal!

Congratulation Nergal. Now what?

Written by [user id=28526] on 18.08.2011 at 16:55

Congratulation Nergal. Now what?

Haha. erm..Invite Satan for dinner so that they can have a drink and laugh over this?

Written by BudDa on 18.08.2011 at 17:02

Written by [user id=28526] on 18.08.2011 at 16:55

Congratulation Nergal. Now what?

Haha. erm..Invite Satan for dinner so that they can have a drink and laugh over this?

Inviting who? dude, Nergal is ze Satan.

He should be punished severely. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

Written by [user id=28526] on 18.08.2011 at 17:04

Written by BudDa on 18.08.2011 at 17:02

Written by [user id=28526] on 18.08.2011 at 16:55

Congratulation Nergal. Now what?

Haha. erm..Invite Satan for dinner so that they can have a drink and laugh over this?

Inviting who? dude, Nergal is ze Satan.

Lolz nice one dude.

Good news indeed. I was a bit worried in the beginning.

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:06

He deserves it. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

I won't question your dislike for the band as that is just musical preference. But why do you hate Nergal?

Written by [user id=28526] on 18.08.2011 at 17:04

Inviting who? dude, Nergal is ze Satan.

So the whole "Hail Satan" was to himself. Ha! Mehn, the guy is so full of it!

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:06

He deserves it. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

So... you despise Nergal... AND he deserves to be relieved of all charges? Mixed feelings much?

Written by X-Ray Rod on 18.08.2011 at 17:09

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:06

He deserves it. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

I won't question your dislike for the band as that is just musical preference. But why do you hate Nergal?

He hates them because they're satanic. Seriously.

And to Beast: He didn't lose the trial. He won.

Written by [user id=105265] on 18.08.2011 at 17:20

Written by X-Ray Rod on 18.08.2011 at 17:09

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:06

He deserves it. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

I won't question your dislike for the band as that is just musical preference. But why do you hate Nergal?

He hates them because they're satanic. Seriously.

And to Beast: He didn't lose the trial. He won.

Ah, yes. He shouldn't have won.

Woohoo congrats on the win Nergal. Glad to know that we can expect more from the mighty Behemoth in the future! @Beast every band who has fanatics are overrated in the eyes of the non-fanatics, it all depends on the reason for which you deem them overrated and on that note I respond with your statement is overrated...and cliche, lol

Written by [user id=105265] on 18.08.2011 at 17:20

He hates them because they're satanic. Seriously.

Hmmmmm do you remember when you were 15 and started to hate random people just to look tough?
Yeah, me too.

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:27

Written by [user id=105265] on 18.08.2011 at 17:20

Written by X-Ray Rod on 18.08.2011 at 17:09

Written by [user id=119833] on 18.08.2011 at 17:06

He deserves it. I despise Nergal and Behemoth. Stupid overrated band.

I won't question your dislike for the band as that is just musical preference. But why do you hate Nergal?

He hates them because they're satanic. Seriously.

And to Beast: He didn't lose the trial. He won.

Ah, yes. He shouldn't have won.

Why? Last time I checked, Poland was a secular state. And he didn't rip the living sh*t out of the Bible in public, but in concert, in front of group people who paid to see him and his band perform.
Honestly, I can't imagine how could he even be pressed under charges for this. Damn religious fanatics. It's like I sue some priest because he preaches Bible in the Church, because I'm an atheist. Don't make no sense.

Grow up and leave the lies called "religion". It does nothing but brainwash you into madness.

I'm a Christian, and not a fan of Behemoth or Nergal, but I'm glad he was acquited. Religion =/= government, and people with faith have no right to be worked up over someone with a different, contradictory, or no faith.

I'd be more pleased if Behemoth tore up some pages from the Qur'an. That vile book is far more poisonous than the Bible at this particular moment in human history. Fuck Islam and fuck the pedophile false prophet.

Written by Sulac on 18.08.2011 at 17:43

[...] I'm glad he was acquited. Religion =/= government, and people with faith have no right to be worked up over someone with a different, contradictory, or no faith.

words of wisdom

Written by warrior_of_ice on 18.08.2011 at 17:45

I'd be more pleased if Behemoth tore up some pages from the Qur'an. That vile book is far more poisonous than the Bible at this particular moment in human history. Fuck Islam and fuck the pedophile false prophet.

Bible = Qur'an. Far more poisonous at this moment? Bible poisoned entire Middle Ages and beyond. Same sh*t, different package.

Oh I know. Believe me. My research on BOTH pieces of fiction have left me with a clear and informed view on religion, propaganda and appeasement.

As far as I'm concerned, I've always thought that every form of monotheism leads to arrogance and intolerance. That's it.

Written by malaikat on 18.08.2011 at 17:51

Same sh*t, different package.

This.

Glad to read this news, by the way.

Written by Sulac on 18.08.2011 at 17:43

I'm a Christian, and not a fan of Behemoth or Nergal, but I'm glad he was acquited. Religion =/= government, and people with faith have no right to be worked up over someone with a different, contradictory, or no faith.

Sir, you have my respect.
Have a nice day


Also like many people already wrote: You can't really declare him guilty since it can be labeled as an artistic activities specially if it was a closed event with tickets so everyone who went there knew exactly what they were going to listen and see.

"Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's", so yeah, even Jesus wouldn't have been against the outcome.
But all the "I'm on the right path to ultimate freedom" and "heil satan" sounds very retard and contradictory if you're in a "war that ain't over" against other beliefs. Sorry Nergal

Written by warrior_of_ice on 18.08.2011 at 17:58

Oh I know. Believe me. My research on BOTH pieces of fiction have left me with a clear and informed view on religion, propaganda and appeasement.

Your erroneous internet research I assume.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 18.08.2011 at 17:27

Written by [user id=105265] on 18.08.2011 at 17:20

He hates them because they're satanic. Seriously.

Hmmmmm do you remember when you were 15 and started to hate random people just to look tough?
Yeah, me too.

... Yes

Written by Sulac on 18.08.2011 at 17:43

I'm a Christian, and not a fan of Behemoth or Nergal, but I'm glad he was acquited. Religion =/= government, and people with faith have no right to be worked up over someone with a different, contradictory, or no faith.

Give this man a medal.

I'm glad he got cleared of those charges.
Now, let's just get one thing straight: The Qur'an hasn't done anything and neither has the Bible. None of them are "poisonous". Everything bad associated with religion has of course been done by people. A book does not and will never do anything. Make certain you keep the people responsible. One might use the Bible as an excuse to kill, while another may use it as a reason for helping someone. In both cases, the book cannot be held accountable of what transpires. End of story.

I'm just curious if anyone knows this: I'm a christian, does that mean the guy wishes me dead?

And being a christian actually is ultimate freedom, but that's a whole other story.

Written by Andreas on 18.08.2011 at 22:35

And being a christian actually is ultimate freedom, but that's a whole other story.

We all have our theory about what is freedom and what isn't.

Lol he said "Hail Satan" to the media ? Awsome!!

Hrmn...I dunno, you just don't hear about people going fanatic-style and killing people in the name of humpty dupty, the three little pigs, Dr. Spock's Baby & Child Care, Lord of the Rings, or Charlotte's Web. Those are all books just like the Bible and Qur'an, although they didn't spark things like the crusades, the spanish inquisition, the puritan witch trials, extermination of native peoples, 9-11, or any of the other countless religious atrocities within the last 2000 years, lol.

Also, christianity is DEFINITELY not ultimate freedom. I'm sorry, but I really don't think that ultimate freedom is living in fear of a jealous angry God that curses people for not doing exactly as he commands. Ultimate freedom is not being required to worship and bow to a spooky incompetent father figure in the sky on a regular basis with the consequences of being sent to firey hellish torment for eternity if you do not.

Yeah, freewill is all about believe in me or suffer eternally, that makes a lot of sense...especially when you consider that a lot of people throughout history have suffered far worse than christ ever did on the cross.

Hey Nergal, your next trick should be to burn a stack of bibles on stage. I would definitely buy tickets to that.