Let's hope my neighbors to the west in Asuncion also wake up.  :cheers:

A strong enough reason why the ownership of chapel assets should be vested in the community collectively and not be languishing in the vaults of some remote banking operation. Of course, the congregation may delegate a few people who later defect and defect surreptitiously, severely compromising the chapel. Mutuality is fine providing the members are not half-asleep and assume things do not happen without their permission.  

The acquisition of the real estate is the specialty of certain people, and The Great One has been taking lessons for many years.  In fact, it is his personal emotional investment in this big SCAM operation that ties him so thoroughly to his position of POWER as Superior General.  For him to voluntarily step down would be contradictory to all the laws of nature, and it would therefore be arguably a miracle.  

Time and again, the first item of business before the SSPX comes in to "help out" any congregation, is that they sign over the ownership of their chapel to the Society.  That has been the standard of operation and they have STUCK LIKE GLUE to that principle.  Nonetheless, when all the congregation gets together and STANDS UP to the Tyranny of the Menzingen-denizens, how could the local courts which oversee the property titles ignore the pleas of their own people, against the incursion of this distant and foreign interloper?  

Menzingen fears the united accord of the Resistance, because it is TERRIFYING.

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A strong enough reason why the ownership of chapel assets should be vested in the community collectively and not be languishing in the vaults of some remote banking operation. Of course, the congregation may delegate a few people who later defect and defect surreptitiously, severely compromising the chapel. Mutuality is fine providing the members are not half-asleep and assume things do not happen without their permission.  

THIS THIS THIS!

 :applause:

And for a chapel to foolishly hand it over to the SSPX knowing there's "something rotten in Denmark" makes it so sad for one who must watch the trainwreck happen in slow motion.

Here in the UK we witness chapels that have been acquired through the efforts of local people being sold off by the district superior when no longer required to expanding Islamic institutions. Talk about rubbing ones' noses in it!

Where in the UK has this been the case?