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Offline X

Do you mean ‘they,’ as in sermons?

So, it (they) are in your hands, perhaps? You, mystery X, have a copy of them? “(m)any Resistance hands”have access to them, you say. I can’t help but speculate, X, that you may know were all the bodies are buried. Does H.E. have these sermons in his possession?


Indeed? Give us a hint. Where can we find some “little bits” online? None of these “little bits,” thus far, have escaped to me, unless I have read them elsewhere, and was ignorant of their source.


Personally, I don’t recall seeing anything titled “COSPEC.” How would any of the unwashed gain access to this collection? Is COSPEC an acronym familiar only to sspx higher ups? What does it mean?

 
COSPEC, you say, is much, much more than just Archbishop Lefebvre’s sermons! Hmmm! I guess we can only hope that one of the Resistance members, in possession of the sermons, and “much, much more,” is near death, and may soon release them publicly. You can’t sue a dead man, you’re right.

Greetings Mr. Hollingsworth-

1) By "it," I mean the collection (which is quite a bit more than just sermons).

2) Some questions are better left unanswered.

3) Here's an example of a little COSPEC jailbreak (PS: Nobody will be able to trace the poster):

4) COSPEC = Conférence Spirituelle Écône (i.e., Spiritual Conferences given in Econe).  I would start asking your Resistance priests how to find them.  If you are trusted, perhaps they will tell you.

Just post the sermons on a site that doesn't apply to copyrights...simple as.




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X: 2) Some questions are better left unanswered.
Oh really? Questions about the sermons, and “much, much more” have gone unanswered for years. And I would suggest that they need to be answered as quickly as possible, in a timely fashion. Maybe some of your posts, X, are better left unposted.

The ABL video you posted is useless to me. I don’t speak French. Maybe one of the CI members, who knows French, would endeavor to translate the talk.

 

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X: I would start asking your Resistance priests how to find them.  If you are trusted, perhaps they will tell you.

What Resistance priests? We don’t have much to do with any of them. What is more, we don’t count ourselves as being members of any “Resistance.”

“If you are trusted,” you write. Trusted to say or do what, or not to do or say what, X?

Offline X

Just post the sermons on a site that doesn't apply to copyrights...simple as.

You are a bit confused about the applicability of laws:

Whomever would upload the sermons would be subject to prosecution/litigation for infringement.

Usually, there are "footprints" which lead back to the poster, and therefore his exposure to legal retaliation.

There are certain technologies which can hide those footprints, but they are a bit..."incongruent" with the priestly state, inasmuch as they imply defects in courage, principle, and integrity, and for that reason, all Resistance clergy in possession of the collection refuse to go that route, preferring to disseminate the contents only to the MOST trustworthy of laymen for safekeeping and posterity.

For now, you will have to take consolation in the fact that this dissemination is so widespread, Menzingen can never hope to recover sole ownership.

A dying man, or one facing bankruptcy, or just one who no longer cares what happens...one way or the other, it will all eventually come out.

God wills it.

Offline X

Oh really? Questions about the sermons, and “much, much more” have gone unanswered for years. And I would suggest that they need to be answered as quickly as possible, in a timely fashion. Maybe some of your posts, X, are better left unposted.

The ABL video you posted is useless to me. I don’t speak French. Maybe one of the CI members, who knows French, would endeavor to translate the talk.

 

What Resistance priests? We don’t have much to do with any of them. What is more, we don’t count ourselves as being members of any “Resistance.”

“If you are trusted,” you write. Trusted to say or do what, or not to do or say what, X?

Dear Mr. Hollingsworth-

I have noticed for some time that you have taken a rather antagonistic posture towards what I write.

May I ask what it is about me or my posts you find objectionable?

I get the impression you view me as not entirely on your side, whereas I had thought the opposite.

When you say you don't have much to do with the Resistance, I would gather that is the reason you do not have access to the Collection.

PS: I did not post the COSPEC blurb I cited above. I only directed you to it.