The object of their (novus ordo clergy's) devotion, therefore, is not, in spite of any intentions to the contrary, the God-man Jesus Christ, but ultimately rather mere men; most notably, the post-conciliar popes.
Just as we should not give undue time and respect to Cardinal Burke, for he does not deserve it, so we should not give undue time and respect to Matt and Ferrara, who are cut from the same cloth as Burke - the least moldy apples in a barrel of rot. Neither of these 3 men stand on
firm principles, but only on the "bells and whistles" of tradition. They are traditional modernists, in the sense that they want tradition and the world together. Of course, catholicism and the world are diametrically opposed, but they are still trying.
God wired most people to be followers and to crave leadership. In the traditional catholic 'leadership vacuum' in which we live, these men have followers not because they are leaders, but only because they appear to be, to those that want a 'middle of the road' trad catholic life (i.e. liberal sspx trads and indulters). To them, +Williamson and the sede bishops are "crazy"; +Fellay is a likeable 'moderate' but still 'not in full communion'. Burke, Matt and Ferrara are in 'full communion', they preach 'orthodoxy' and they 'aren't extremists'. "BINGO! They're my guys," say the trad moderates (i.e. the modern version of irish "soupers").