btw I've been warned by someone I met only once a couple of years ago after I left his church to be careful, that I'm dealing with a hornet's nest. This person was not smiling & wouldn't explain.
I find this part funny. I myself wouldn't go quite that far. I mean, what on earth is he going to do? Denounce us from his pulpit? Ummm, ok. It's his pulpit.
Am I worried about Our Lady Help of Christians (their parish) NKVD operatives performing a rendition of me into a dark room with a solitary, bare, dangling lightbulb to 'catechize' me with some jumper cables and a rubber hose? C'mon.
He's just a blowhard. He might bloviate me to death, but I withstood his oral Santa Ana winds during his 'homilies' enough before, that I'm not terribly worried.
He is rage-prone, and a control freak, so I wouldn't doubt he'd fulminate and fantasize about having such resources to dispatch, but he doesn't. He probably has a few flying monkeys (wizard of Oz reference) that fancy themselves Trad Black Ops that would practically beg him to assign them to some sort of surveillance, but if I see vans parked too long outside my house I'd be more inclined to offer some cocoa (with the big traditional marshmallows, not the miniature post-conciliar ones) than lose a wink of sleep
I'm sure the person that spoke ominously (and vaguely) was either enjoying the air of tradecraft that goes with ominous, vague warnings, or just referring to the few odd ducks over there that obsess over conspiracy theories (all novel and recent inventions you'd think a traditionalist would be averse to) and think there's actually spies in the pews some weeks. Such people could be (and are!) loose cannons, and can do odd things to wouldbe critics possibly, but again, a terrified loner in a fringe community is nothing to worry about.
I'm not making fun of conspirology, don't get me wrong, I think it is blatant that masonic operatives attacked and continue to attack the Faith and the liturgy. But I do disagree with those who, though well intentioned, slide down the slippery slope of thinking that one, or two, or even three cօռspιʀαcιҽs necessitates belief in nearly every other conspiracy-- 'the paranoid worldview,' which is a form of despair and a trap set by the Enemy...but I digress..
One of my gravest suspicions of "Msgr" Perez is that he foments all this other extra-Catholic paranoia *from the pulpit* (ostensibly speaking with authority!)