Oh, I have engaged a debate what I didn´t want. I read all your postings seriously. But, nontheless, I cannot agree to you. Let me be the "advocatus diaboli" for some sentenses:
Concerning the h0Ɩ0cαųst, I trust in Pope Pius XII who repeatingly mentioned the nαzι murder of the European jews. There was no single Catholic bishop before Vatican II who doubted the fact of millions of jews peing murdered by the nαzιs. If we accept this to be the truth, we have to concede that +Williamson, who is a clear "revisionist", cannot play any official role within the SSPX. Concerning the finance crisis I am not an expert at all. I refered to Ethelreds prognosis on the Euro. And here I cannot see why a single European currency is against the social teachings of the Church. It was, btw, P. Pius XII who engaged the European Countries in 1955 to close the Roman treaties which are the founding of the EU.
If you are Catholic, you must not be communist, freemason etc. But you are not obliged to be monarchist, distributionst, or nationalist either, and probably +Fellay et al are right that you must not be a "revisionist". The German episcopate before 1933 even declared it impossible to be Catholic and member of the nαzι-party. Moderation is one of the Cardinal virtues, and I personally Like +Fellay for being moderate. Remember 1 King 19:11-12; God is not in storm, fire, and earthquake, but in the gentle whisper. Radicalness is not sustainable.
About Dr. Krah I wrote what I have heard. I would not take a Facebook-profile for important. If you look at it - I did it today - he gives a number of clasical music and pieces of literature as favourite. To have a pop-singer among is more a sign of honesty than of depravity. And, the view on such pop-music is maybe a bit different in Europe than in the US. Again: If so many decent priests and faithful share a high opion on him, we should be more careful when judging. I am not willing to break the 9th commandment, and I ask you to do so neither. Why not asking him? That´s the better and the Christian way. I don´t like to see how you speak about another Catholic without having first-hand information.
I found this page by random, and I´m far away from jufging about you. My intention is just to bring discussion back on a level of love, fairness, and moderation. I don´t think that all who are not on the side of +Williamson are bad, bought, and betrayers. I try to understand their arguments. At least here in Germany, the vast majority of the faithful is thankful for the clear position of the general house against +Williamson and his escapades. And I hear the same from France, Switzerland, and Austria. And the people who speak so are true Catholics. So please don´t blame them, but understand them. There might be arguments for both sides, who knows, and we do our best when we try to take them into consideration. This is what I want, presenting the others side arguments to cool down the athmospehre a bit
