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Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
« Reply #15 on: December 24, 2021, 02:24:37 AM »
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  • He is a Xavier type, an public Indulter but unlike Xavier I think his private positions are very different and he holds RnR. He is deeply involved with Opus Dei types and has Schneider on his podcast and talks to Vigano regularly IIRC.

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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #16 on: December 24, 2021, 03:00:35 AM »
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  • I have listened to him a few times about various things. I couldn't remember what exactly he had said, but I recall he has mentioned more than once about being Catholic, and being an altar boy. I did a quick search and found he has done an interview in 2017 on a website most people would have heard of by its main man with last initial V. Posted below solely as a courtesy.

    Steve Bannon Talks About Catholic Upbringing (churchmilitant.com)

    He seems fiery about various things, and if memory serves, he was trying to get some sort of retreat-type-centre (I think) going in Italy, or was it an old monastery or convent? I honestly cannot remember at the moment. 

    He has mentioned Archbishop Vigano, and Trump numerous times, so I am pretty sure he is a fan of both, or at least more supportive of them than not.

    I actually think he misses the old ways/traditions by how he talks. I have no idea if he still goes to Mass or not, and don't know much anything else about him. 


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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #17 on: December 24, 2021, 06:29:52 AM »
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  • He seems fiery about various things, and if memory serves, he was trying to get some sort of retreat-type-centre (I think) going in Italy, or was it an old monastery or convent? I honestly cannot remember at the moment.
    Anne, see my post above with links.  That will refresh your memory of the Italian "retreat".
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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #18 on: December 24, 2021, 07:17:14 AM »
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  • As further evidence of Steve's confusion about how this all works...

    Scroll down to the Warroom video.  Queue up to ~5minutes.  Steve says something particularly telling about his "nationalism" and tying his position to a pro-Westphalian perspective.

    Anyone who spends any time (objectively) examining this knows that the Peace of Westphalia has been disaterous for western culture generally and Christendom specifically.  And, it's coming apart.  There is a marked, disconnect here for a man so "steeped in" Western Culture to not recognize the logical problem in his thinking about this.

    Lots more I could expound upon here, but without getting into a long disertation about it and going off on a Boydian and 4GW rant.... I'll leave it at that.
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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #19 on: December 24, 2021, 10:56:24 AM »
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  • 90% of the Motarians are pro-Zionist, with Pat Buchanan being a refreshing exception.  He should have won the Republican nomination but was vote-rigged out of it in the primaries.  Probably would have been αssαssιnαtҽd within days of taking office had he been allowed to win ... which he probably would have.


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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #20 on: December 24, 2021, 10:59:52 AM »
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  • Oh, boy.  We should talk about Pat... there's a trad tie-in to his last campaign failure.

    DM me if you care.
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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #21 on: December 24, 2021, 11:04:53 AM »
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  • 90% of the Motarians are pro-Zionist, with Pat Buchanan being a refreshing exception.  He should have won the Republican nomination but was vote-rigged out of it in the primaries.  Probably would have been αssαssιnαtҽd within days of taking office had he been allowed to win ... which he probably would have.
    I lived it. I worked on his campaign. He won New Hampshire primary which historically had shown that it meant he would win the presidential nomination. Then the Christian coalition (Protestants) were turned against him by having them go with Alan Keyes another really good orator. It happened I think on Super Tuesday. They split the conservative vote and the walking dead, stiff, Bob Dole won the nomination. Buchanan would have never made anyways, they would have αssαssιnαtҽd him, besides he likely was bought out.

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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #22 on: December 24, 2021, 11:10:32 AM »
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  • I lived it. I worked on his campaign. He won New Hampshire primary which historically had shown that it meant he would win the presidential nomination. Then the Christian coalition (Protestants) were turned against him by having them go with Alan Keyes another really good orator. It happened I think on Super Tuesday. They split the conservative vote and the walking dead, stiff, Bob Dole won the nomination. Buchanan would have never made anyways, they would have αssαssιnαtҽd him, besides he likely was bought out.
    I don't question your bonafides or what you experienced.  In large part, I agree with your assessment.  I just have a bit of insight you may not based on your campaign work.  No worries, either way, because at this point it's entirely academic.
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    Re: Is it possible that Steve Bannon is a traditionalist?
    « Reply #23 on: December 24, 2021, 11:27:54 AM »
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  • I don't question your bonafides or what you experienced.  In large part, I agree with your assessment.  I just have a bit of insight you may not based on your campaign work.  No worries, either way, because at this point it's entirely academic.
    Go ahead and expand on what you know, I had no bonafides at that time. The only good thing I got in running the campaign in my county was that I met trads for the first ever time, and their example and help brought me back to the Church, now 26 years ago. My background was never religious, I knew nothing about the faith. My background was anti-communist, anti-NWO, anti-masonic, anti-ѕуηαgσgυє of Satan.