And of course, one could also cite the consecration of bishops against that theory (which would be the last thing one sent on such a mission would do).
This.
Just like "stupid is as stupid does", infiltrator IS as infiltrator DOES. +W's actions are not those of an infiltrator or saboteur. He couldn't have helped the Resistance more than by consecrating THREE bishops, one of whom is significantly younger. Once you consecrate a valid bishop, you completely lose control. Now those 3 bishops can in turn ordain priests and consecrate other bishops. There is no real way to control them once they are consecrated.
Note Pope John Paul II's reluctance to give the SSPX even ONE bishop back in 1988. They know darn well what kind of independence, self-sufficiency, and power even a single bishop represents. Note that the FSSP (a classic case of "controlled opposition") has yet to receive its own bishop, which they were promised back in 1988.
If +W were working for the Novus Ordo, Communists, +Fellay, etc. then he's doing a LOUSY JOB. When is he finally going to "punch in" and finally do something to help his handlers' cause ONE IOTA? So far all he's done is give the Resistance 3 bishops, expose errors via his Eleison Comments and preaching, and in general help the Resistance every chance he gets.
Not to mention his decades of service to the Traditional cause during his SSPX years.
I'm waiting for when +W is going to tear off the mask and finally start helping his "secret team" that he's been on all along. When is he going to start? 1 year after his death? He'll be 80 this year, for crying out loud. He's been working to "gain our trust" for what, 35 years? If he waits too long, his commie/Conciliar handlers are going to be out of luck! That whole 35 year build-up will be for nothing.
Imagine if a narcotics cop went undercover in a drug ring for 35 years -- and during that time, he grew the organization by a factor of 50, did everything to benefit the drug ring, and murdered about 50 police officers. When do you conclude that he is just working for the drug ring, and no longer "working to gain their trust"? When do you give up hope that he will ever cash in, and use his trusted position to bring down the drug ring -- the original goal of the undercover work? If this rogue undercover agent visited his old "boss", would that boss still trust him? After killing 50 police officers, and participating in hundreds of felonies? Would he EVER believe "Hey man, be patient. I'm working to gain their trust!"
Give me a break!
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