Author Topic: I keep getting banned from Novus Ordo websites (Read 3008 times)

InfiniteFaith · « **on:** January 14, 2013, 02:45:10 PM »

Every time I bring up the conspiracy of Jєωιѕн agenda to create the one world government and race-mixing as a means to do so...I get banned! I don't understand people sometimes. Just because I post quotes (that I learned from this website) like these...

"If anything, the law should encourage, not forbid, the intermingling of bloods...But legislation cannot change the human heart. The only way we can accomplish that, the only we can achieve a Final Solution to racial prejudice, is to create a m‚lange of races so universal that no one can preen himself on his racial 'purity' or practice the barbarism to safeguard it.
The deliberate encouragement of interracial marriages is the only way to hasten this process. And it may be that time is growing short. The dominance of our world has begun to shift, like cargo in a listing vessel, from the White races to the colored. The sooner we adjust to this fact, the better it will be for our children. For we might well acknowledge, even the most enlightened of us, that we will never completely eliminate racial prejudice until we eliminate separate races."
(Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg, Maclean's Magazine, September 5, 1967).

...I get banned. Are people just scared of the truth or something? What could it be?

Thoughts?

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #1 on:** January 14, 2013, 02:51:14 PM »

I should say they either ban me or remove my threads.

ServusSpiritusSancti · « **Reply #2 on:** January 14, 2013, 02:51:15 PM »

Novus Ordites tend to buy into the "ecuмenical" junk that Vatican II taught. They believe in showing love and respect to all religions and, in some cases, even believe in universal salvation.

On "Catholic" Answers, they will ban anyone who argues with the Jєωs over there for "anti-semitism".

If I were you, I'd consider my banishment from those forums to be a badge of honor.

Capt McQuigg · « **Reply #3 on:** January 14, 2013, 03:05:11 PM »

The novus ordites believe that Judaism is the father of Catholicism and that everything about Judaism is sacred and special and the only reason we shouldn't convert to Judaism is because we have everything they have but also something extra.

So, when the novus ordite gets into any argument with Jєωs he's going to get clocked because the Jєωιѕн debater knows that the novus ordite is operating under a false assumption.

We need to always see Judaism as a holy sachel carrier and, post-Christ, a vainglorious pridefilled hater who thinks he has the right to deny God.

Nadir · « **Reply #4 on:** January 14, 2013, 03:36:04 PM »

Are you going there to convert them? :roll-laugh1:

Cheryl · « **Reply #5 on:** January 14, 2013, 03:52:24 PM »

Quote from: Nadir

Are you going there to convert them? :roll-laugh1:

Oh Nadir, ye of little faith. My small church is across the street from a large NO church, the building is about 160 years old and one of our ushers is determined to convert everyone of them.

Maybe this is the mission of Infinite Faith. Of course, I think he's going to have a little trouble if he keeps getting banned. :roll-laugh1:

Infinite Faith, could your banning be because of something you said?

It is odd how so many people these days don't like to hear the truth.

Capt McQuigg · « **Reply #6 on:** January 14, 2013, 03:54:48 PM »

Quote from: Nadir

Are you going there to convert them? :roll-laugh1:

Nadir is quite right!

If you are going there to discuss Traditional Catholici issues with them, you may be wasting your time but it's always worth a try. Perhaps it's best to ask them questions.

When you hear someone say that he showed a traditional Catechism and a novus ordo catechism to the priest and the priest laughted and said "They seem to hate each other." You could ask a follow up question, such as, "Well, Father, if these two catechisms are giving such different answers then one of them is lying." Then ask the crown, which one of these catechisms is lying?

Or you could innocuously ask why the post-Vatican II church all of a sudden thinks the protestants are on the road to salvation when past popes certainly didn't think that. Then, after listing a bunch of quotes, ask the crowd "Why the change?"

Graham · « **Reply #7 on:** January 14, 2013, 04:58:45 PM »

Quote from: InfiniteFaith

Every time I bring up the conspiracy of Jєωιѕн agenda to create the one world government and race-mixing as a means to do so...I get banned! I don't understand people sometimes. Just because I post quotes (that I learned from this website) like these...

"If anything, the law should encourage, not forbid, the intermingling of bloods...But legislation cannot change the human heart. The only way we can accomplish that, the only we can achieve a Final Solution to racial prejudice, is to create a m‚lange of races so universal that no one can preen himself on his racial 'purity' or practice the barbarism to safeguard it.
The deliberate encouragement of interracial marriages is the only way to hasten this process. And it may be that time is growing short. The dominance of our world has begun to shift, like cargo in a listing vessel, from the White races to the colored. The sooner we adjust to this fact, the better it will be for our children. For we might well acknowledge, even the most enlightened of us, that we will never completely eliminate racial prejudice until we eliminate separate races."
(Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg, Maclean's Magazine, September 5, 1967).

...I get banned. Are people just scared of the truth or something? What could it be?

Thoughts?

A white liberal reading that passage would probably agree with it.

LaramieHirsch · « **Reply #8 on:** January 14, 2013, 05:07:00 PM »

Quote from: InfiniteFaith

Are people just scared of the truth or something?

Yes. Of course they are afraid of the truth.

Furthermore, white Americans largely have abdicated their existence to the browner races that surround them, as well as Jєωιѕн people, thank you Steven Spielberg.

But primarily, white Americans (perhaps all white Westerners? I dunno) hate their own race and blame themselves for every awful thing that ever happened, ever.

The world will be a chocolate place soon enough, thanks to self-sterilizing self-haters.

Your future.

But whatever.

Capt McQuigg · « **Reply #9 on:** January 14, 2013, 05:07:19 PM »

Quote from: Cheryl

My small church is across the street from a large NO church, the building is about 160 years old and one of our ushers is determined to convert everyone of them.

Right across the street? Can you see each others front doors?

I'm fascinated by this because there are bound to be times when a novus ordite doesn't realize the difference but if he walks into a traditional chapel thinking it's your average run of the mill novus ordite worship center, then he's in for a shock and a rude awaking!

That is, unless he's been looking for the truth all along. Then he'll probably stand there with tears strolling down his face.

Do you have some war stories to share?

TKGS · « **Reply #10 on:** January 14, 2013, 05:16:15 PM »

Quote from: InfiniteFaith

Every time I bring up the conspiracy of Jєωιѕн agenda to create the one world government and race-mixing as a means to do so...I get banned!

You should be banned from Novus Ordo websites. You are openning posts that are anathema to that religion. Perhaps you should consider Catholicism.

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #11 on:** January 14, 2013, 05:32:47 PM »

Quote from: LaramieHirsch

Quote from: InfiniteFaith
Are people just scared of the truth or something?

Yes. Of course they are afraid of the truth.

Furthermore, white Americans largely have abdicated their existence to the browner races that surround them, as well as Jєωιѕн people, thank you Steven Spielberg.

But primarily, white Americans (perhaps all white Westerners? I dunno) hate their own race and blame themselves for every awful thing that ever happened, ever.

The world will be a chocolate place soon enough, thanks to self-sterilizing self-haters.

Your future.

But whatever.

Nothing wrong with being white or dating your own kind. Thats all I have to say.

"Preferring" another race other than your own is racism. If you would rather date someone of your own kind then this is not racism. You simply share the same values, customs, and likemindedness. How could you simply prefer another culture over your own when you cannot possibly fully understand another person's culture? Therefore, those who say they "prefer" another race must so because of taxinomical reasons. Which is racism.

One of them mentioned how people of another race (hispanics) are better practicing Catholics, and this is why they would date them. I wonder what proof of that there is. I really think they are just coming up with scapegoats to date people of another race.

LaramieHirsch · « **Reply #12 on:** January 14, 2013, 05:45:08 PM »

Quote from: InfiniteFaith

Nothing wrong with being white or dating your own kind. Thats all I have to say.

True, true.

But then, I think the word "racist" is a loaded term.

I often share with the blacks I encounter on a weekly basis that we are all "racists," and that we rightly judge the different ethnicities around us. They seem to agree.

As for who you date...I figure that the important thing is that you date a Catholic, first and foremost. In the end, it's the soul that matters, after all.

InfiniteFaith · « **Reply #13 on:** January 14, 2013, 06:07:34 PM »

Quote from: LaramieHirsch

Quote from: InfiniteFaith

Nothing wrong with being white or dating your own kind. Thats all I have to say.

True, true.

But then, I think the word "racist" is a loaded term.

I often share with the blacks I encounter on a weekly basis that we are all "racists," and that we rightly judge the different ethnicities around us. They seem to agree.

As for who you date...I figure that the important thing is that you date a Catholic, first and foremost. In the end, it's the soul that matters, after all.

I'm gonna wait for this next presidential election to see who gets in. If we get a republican who deports illegal immigrants then I will aim towards being with a woman of my own kind. If we get another democrat and interracial relationships continue at the pace they are now...then I'm just gonna join the crowd and date anyone out there. At that point, there would be no point in resisting the agenda. It would have pretty much gotten its foothold, and theres nothing anyone can do. There is still hope but very little.

Cheryl · « **Reply #14 on:** January 15, 2013, 05:33:04 AM »

Quote from: Capt McQuigg

Quote from: Cheryl
My small church is across the street from a large NO church, the building is about 160 years old and one of our ushers is determined to convert everyone of them.

Right across the street? Can you see each others front doors?

I'm fascinated by this because there are bound to be times when a novus ordite doesn't realize the difference but if he walks into a traditional chapel thinking it's your average run of the mill novus ordite worship center, then he's in for a shock and a rude awaking!

That is, unless he's been looking for the truth all along. Then he'll probably stand there with tears strolling down his face.

Do you have some war stories to share?

So that I won't muck up the description about what across the street means in this instance, I've provided a link for a bing map, bird's eye view.

http://www.bing.com/maps/#JnE9LjM1MjElMmJmb3VydGglMmJzdCUyNTQwMiUyNTJjJTJiNDgxODQlN2Vzc3QuMCU3ZXBnLjEmYmI9NTYuODgwNDg1NTg4OTgzNyU3ZS0zOC41NjEyMzM1MiU3ZTIzLjc3Nzc4MDczMTA4NTclN2UtMTI3LjMzMDc2NDc3

You can see that both churches are viewable from the main street and are across the street on the side street.

I can't say I've ever encountered the NO people when arriving or leaving Mass. I've never seen them during a procession either. Rather strange now that I think about it. I'll have to check their sign and see what time there services are.

Your reply has prompted me to ask Father if anyone has ever entered our church by mistake and decided to stay.

When my husband and I first started attending St. Joseph's there was a homeless man who came to Mass. He attended rosary, confession and Mass. He was there almost every week. It was apparent by his actions that he didn't come in to get warm. He must have known the difference between the two churches. If he came to get warm, I would think he would a chose the larger building, it would have been easier to be less noticeable.

I'll ask the usher I was talking about if he has any war stories.

~Ad Jesu per Mariam~