Your previous post makes sense, Matthew. These supposed "visions" are a made up sham, not true, never happened. The forthcoming ECs are going to provide even more fodder for folks to easily dissect and come to rational conclusion that this whole thing is a very sad and pathetic made up story.
I am afraid that is true and then what will we make of all the flip-flopping back and forth by many of the major "players" ?
Leaving aside the flip-flopping (which will no doubt be denied unless someone can pull up archived Ignis Ardens threads)--how can someone who creates multiple personas for online forums possibly be talking to the Queen of Angels?
I have no idea who the alleged seer really is, and I like it that way (because I don't want personal feelings to sway me one way or the other).
As I mentioned in my first post, the visions (as presented) are objectively not factual. The dates and historical record (i.e. the reign of BXVI) simply don't match with what the vision claims AND the ensuing inquiry of the seer actually confirms this.
I try to keep an open mind; my disbelief has nothing to do with the seer. The facts, the claims, and the calendar
just...don't...match.
My limited intellect simply won't allow me to clear that hurdle. And, once you've published the specifics of the visions, you can't credibly go back and edit an apparition. Maybe Bishop Williamson didn't read (or even have knowledge of) Drew's article.
For me, case closed.