I'm glad I discovered the book. It was only in reading the footnotes of Fr Fortescue's The Greek Fathers: Their Lives and Writings (another book I highly recommend) that I saw mention of the book. What a shame that it's not in print with any of the big Catholic publishers, because I think it is an invaluable resource in today's time due to how many traditional Catholics are being seduced by the Eastern schismatics during the crisis. I've witnessed two Catholics so far that I've communed with go over to the Eastern schismatics. Online and charismatic Orthobros like Jay Dyer are preying on the chronically online confused young men of today.

Thanks man. I will get that book too. It's interesting that you said this, yesterday I was discussing with a trad friend how much of an issue Dyer is. Despite Dyers stark shifts of religious views, and being a schismatic, he knows how to argue subtle points of theology… And his material on conspiracy and occult symbolism attract many young men to his content. It's sad to say it but you are right about him. I think he is purposely deceptive, and a convincing, effective Orthobro honeypot. “Orthobro“ is funny, I'm going to start referring to them as that. Haha. It describes them well. They often try and portray this Chad persona that's nothing but a caricature of masculinity. 

Lastly, I agree also that there are many out of print Catholic books that need to be Resurrected back into circulation. God willing, I will do this one day. That's a personal goal of mine. There are many hidden gems in the public domain just waiting to be made available for Catholics to read. I know most books are reprinted n’ such nowadays but I'm talking about nice copies that are fitting for these books. One of the books at the top of my list if not the first is to make a pocket size copy of Humility of Heart. Why no one else has done this before is borderline criminal. Ha.

He's so out of it that I doubt he was even aware of where he was or what he was doing.  Either that, or deep down he realizes the evil he's promoting and this was a reflex of some kind.

I agree—AND—that means he may not be able to muster the minimal cognition necessary to formulate even imperfect contrition.