Could you reference the episode where he said that please. I am a member of True Restoration and would like to hear exactly what he said so I can have reference to the context in which it was said.

I don't remember the episode. It may be on their Roman Catholic YouTube channel. 

Also, mature Catholics who had doubts about one another's Orders would do the Catholic and charitable thing of simply conditionally consecrating one another and then conditionally ordaining all their priests.  Problem solved, and they could start working with one another and spreading out instead of competing for the same turf in the same metropolitan regions.  Why do we need 10 different chapels in NE Ohio and a bunch in Cincinnati when many parts of the country are lacking in access to Traditional Mass and Sacraments?  There's a large hole in Columbus ... about halfway between Cleveland and Columbus, and a big shortage in Indiana ... just to name a few of many.

There is something desperately wrong with motives and intentions in the trad tableau. It is clear as day, if one surveys the fruits, now fully ripened after 60 years.

At some point in time, what began as an honest and militant counter-offensive, was kidnapped and murdered.

As we know vermin of all stripes feed on carcasses.

The current scene evokes for me an image of hyenas, maggots, and vultures (read:trad positions) vying with each other to feed on a corpse.

Unfortunately, we are that corpse. 

The next year or so will determine the future of SGG. Bishop da Silva is bad news.

I wonder what legal arrangements were made now that Bishop Dolan and Father Cekada, the senior leadership, are both gone.  We've seen it over and over again when a priest dies, there's a battle for control, often by the lay people.

There is something desperately wrong with motives and intentions in the trad tableau. It is clear as day, if one surveys the fruits, now fully ripened after 60 years.

At some point in time, what began as an honest and militant counter-offensive, was kidnapped and murdered.

As we know vermin of all stripes feed on carcasses.

The current scene evokes for me an image of hyenas, maggots, and vultures (read:trad positions) vying with each other to feed on a corpse.

Unfortunately, we are that corpse.

Indeed Vultures and Jackals are a good analogy. Both are encircling their carcasses, i.e., the faithful. This thread puts all of it in clear view. All the so-called “leaders” of these traditional societies should get their act together and repent, or most will go to hell.

Do you have any idea how enviable the situation in northern Ohio is? 

You actually make an excellent case for one's relocating there.  (I'm retired with independent income, and once my son turns 18 and there are no more custody issues, we can live anywhere we want to.)

Yes, I do.  Within about a 60 minute drive, I could get to any one of about 27 options for a valid and (mostly Catholic) Mass.  I say mostly Catholic because the Maronite Rites are Modernized quite a bit, and the Eastern Rites use English (vernacular).  And one might argue whether the 3 Motu Masses within range of me are valid (would depend on the priest and the elderly ones are dying out).

These are the various Masses (that I know of ... I'm sure I'm missing a few) within an hour drive of where I live.  If I were to move about 15 minutes West of where I live, you'd have several here within a 10 minute drive (the ones in or near Akron OH).  Lots of Eastern European immigrants came to the Cleveland area, including Hungarians (my own descent).

20 minutes -- Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, CMRI, Akron
20 minutes -- Motu, St. Paul Church, Akron (9:30 AM)
22 minutes -- Holy Ghost Ukrainian, Akron
25 minutes -- Immaculate Heart of Mary and School, Independent SSPX-aligned, Akron, Father Leo Carley (resident ... though elderly)
26 minutes -- St. Nicholas Byzantine, Barberton
26 minutes -- Motu, St. Sebastian Church, Akron  (1:00 PM)
27 minutes -- Our Lady of Cedars Maronite
30 minutes -- St. Theodore Romanian Catholic
31 minutes -- St. Joseph Melkite Rite
33 minutes -- Our Lady of Mariapoch Byzantine Shrine
34 minutes -- Our Lady of Sorrows, SSPX -- mostly just a mission with 3PM Sunday Mass
36 minutes -- St. George Romanian Catholic Cathedral (eparchy with bishop)
37 minutes -- St. Peregrine Church and Academy, SSPX -- just weekends now but plans to make it a priory
37 minutes -- St. Mary's Ukrainian
38 minutes -- Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, FSSP -- Vienna, OH 38 minutes (3 priests stationed there)
38 minutes -- St. Mary Romanian Catholic
42 minutes -- St. Joseph Byzantine
47 minutes -- St. John the Baptist Byzantine Cathedral (eparchy with bishop and priests)
48 minutes -- St. Therese, Parma, SSPV -- just weekends
48 minutes -- St. Josaphat Cathedral (eparchy with bishop and several priests)
48 minutes -- St. Maron Maronite Catholic (resident priest)
48 minutes -- Most Holy Trinity Romanian Catholic
51 minutes -- St. John's Hungarian Byzantine, Cleveland
52 minutes -- Motu, St. Stephen Church, Akron
53 minutes -- St. Emilian Byzantine
53 minutes -- St. Helena Romanian Catholic

It's the result of the flock being scattered due to the Shepherd having been struck.

And then the sheep decided to turn to cannibalism.

That was a good post! 

The bishop's body isn't even cold yet and the Dimonds have to do their victory lap