So, my foray in discussing logic and Faith are going nowhere on CAF (Cannot even get past the second Axiom), so I'm ready to think of fun weird things.  

Y'all ever hear of remote viewing?  I'm a fan of Coast to Coast AM.   They often have a fellow on there named Major Ed Dames.  He talks about the government project that existed in the sixties, seventies, and eighties, where the gov tried to utilize psychic ability to gain information.  

He says that he and others have forseen a big fiery event in our possible near future, involving the sun.  

Whatcha all think?

I saw a giant pink hedgehog in our possible future.  She was called "Edith"

Of course there are countless other possible futures too.  So Ed Dames is correct and I am correct too.

The reason Malachi Martin was the greatest draw Art Bell and Coast to Coast ever had was that he was by far the most credible.

Remote viewing is very real.  I prefer, however, the term, "television".

As gaining extrasensorial knowledge, that is to say clairvoyance, outside an ecstasy or some other mystical state, is among the signs listed in the Rituale Romanum for demonic possession, it's not something that the faithful should be pondering.  Personally, I've always found that a preoccupation with occult knowledge (by this I mean hidden, not the more sinister connotation) is the mark of a mind that wishes to exert power.

Knowledge of the future or hidden things profits a man nothing; persistence in the Catholic faith and deliberate abandonment to Divine Providence is the only sure control over one's live, in this world and the world to come.

You might want to check out the Art Bell interview with Malachi Martin and Ed Dames.

I saw a giant pink hedgehog in our possible future.  She was called "Edith"

Of course there are countless other possible futures too.  So Ed Dames is correct and I am correct too.

The reason Malachi Martin was the greatest draw Art Bell and Coast to Coast ever had was that he was by far the most credible.

I don't know...Brother Peter Diamond was a guest not too long ago, and his show was dynamite!

Look...I've noticed a huge tendency towards conspiracy theories among Traditional Catholics...that sends up red flags in my book.  Conspiracy theories are pure entertainment....and it should be left that way.  Anyone who has a tendency to take the bait, should avoid shows like Coast2Coast.

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Look...I've noticed a huge tendency towards conspiracy theories among Traditional Catholics...that sends up red flags in my book.  Conspiracy theories are pure entertainment....and it should be left that way.  Anyone who has a tendency to take the bait, should avoid shows like Coast2Coast.

"Conspiracy theory" is a catch-all term for all "fringe" beliefs, in particular those dealing with deceptions and plots.  

If you're a traditional Catholic, the truth has become a "fringe" belief.

What has happened to the Catholic Church is the result of a conspiracy.

  I don't think of what has happened to the church as a conspiracy, I think of it more as a unified revolutionary action of the majority of modern-age churchmen to make the faith easy and to become acceptable to the modern world, to fit in...some thought they were doing the right thing...others didn't care, and were lazy...yet a few may of had designs on harming and destroying the Church...most were caught up in the times as they were a changin'...and they didn't want to be left behind...too exciting and all!

You might want to check out the Art Bell interview with Malachi Martin and Ed Dames.

Unsearchable audio has to be one of the worst formats for interviews ever.

What are the high points? And why might one want to check out the interview?