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To JMacQ: Thank you for the compliment! The word "highfalutin" had not been used by my seemingly irresponsible writing hand for several years, and I cannot attribute its use to fighting skill, but without a doubt from an inspiration from who I do battle.
As far a been "totally mad", perhaps you might be right. I better think to be a fool for my God, and for our sweet Mother the Blessed Virgin Mary, who is the most sublime; the most benign, and the most beautiful of all creatures. I just love Jesus Christ Our Lord, and, if permitted, I will fight for Him, and for the honor of the Virgin to the last.

Those two sequential postings titled A VISION OF BLESSED JOSEPH and A DREAM OF THE VIRGIN MARY, are truly at the crux of this present controversy. They are both frightening and reassuring, if interpreted in an Apocalyptic context, because the first posting depicts "the (nameless) woman and the child fleeing from the Dragon in a desert place", and the second is about how Our Blessed Mother will be with us during the Tribulations. The adversity met is further proof that those posting are truthful, because the old serpent is attempting to inject its venom, by both supressing them, or at making it a pastiche.

That say, I think to have used moderation concerning my brethen. I know that many also love God and the Blessed Virgin Mary to death. I could have used stronger words this time as a mode of communication, as perhaps a little drummer pounding as hard as he can in the midst of a battle in order to regroup the troops in debandade. We are in the midst of a battle, perhaps the Final Battle, and fear is used by the adversary from among our ranks. The adversary is using our own blindness at dividing us through the stoking of old rancors. Our "General" Bishop Williamson, and I use this military term because the SSPX is truly the Phalanx of the genuine Roman Catholic Church, appears now to eat his own words concerning the End Time, because he is unsure of the current events. This next to last posting was just a simple reordering of priorities.

Saint Joan of Arc, pray for us!