Author Topic: Fr. Niklaus Pflugers letter to Bishop Williamson (Read 22935 times)

ServusSpiritusSancti · « **Reply #35 on:** April 15, 2013, 05:11:52 PM »

Quote from: Ethelred

Quote from: Exilenomore
"Company: Columbia Business School" (See "advanced properties")

If that was added to the advanced properties of the docuмent when it was first created, then it would be pretty much established that Max Krah has great influence on Nicholas Pflüger, influence which a man who has voiced explicit support for the Jews should not have.

It just keeps getting better.
Thanks Exilenomore for this advanced information. Two heads are better than one.

So Krah created this "Pfluger letter" Word docuмent when he was at the globalists' "Business School in Columbia" aka EMBA. See Krah-Gate for more EMBA details (click here for German tanslation).

So much for my (pure) speculation about a "B'nai B'rith Word template file" for such letters... ;-)

I take it Fr Pfluger was not attending this EMBA school, and that the "company name" of Menzingen's Office installations is not "Columbia Business School". So because it was Fr Pfluger who sent this joint-letter to his and his backer's enemy, "then it would be pretty much established that Max Krah has great influence on Niklaus Pfluger.

Ethelred, you do an excellent job at exposing the Neo-SSPX. Keep up the great work.

God Bless.

ultrarigorist · « **Reply #36 on:** April 15, 2013, 05:28:24 PM »

Quote from: hollingsworth

Ethelred, that PNP an BW.zip file comes up for me as a WordPad file when I open it. WordPad does not, apparently, have features which will allow one to determine the original authorship. I've informed you about this privately. Maybe someone on the forum can help clear this matter up.

If you have an older version of MS Word than '07, it won't handle XML docuмents correctly. You could get rid of MS Office, and download OpenOffice gratis. It's much better albeit slower to launch.

Incredulous · « **Reply #37 on:** April 15, 2013, 06:10:04 PM »

"But Maxie assured me he always used encrypted software ???"

Ethelred · « **Reply #38 on:** April 16, 2013, 03:36:40 AM »

Quote from: ultrarigorist

Quote from: hollingsworth
Ethelred, that PNP an BW.zip file comes up for me as a WordPad file when I open it. WordPad does not, apparently, have features which will allow one to determine the original authorship. I've informed you about this privately. Maybe someone on the forum can help clear this matter up.

If you have an older version of MS Word than '07, it won't handle XML docuмents correctly. You could get rid of MS Office, and download OpenOffice gratis. It's much better albeit slower to launch.

Dear Hollingsworth, Ultrarigorist's tip is excellent. With Openoffice you can import (read) and export (save) also the newer Word file format (.docx) which ironically your older MS-Office can't handle. http://www.openoffice.org/download/

This way you ...
*) could examine the MK28 property of the "Fr Pfluger Letter",
*) would save hundreds of Dollars because Openoffice is free as in free-lunch, which is possible with software but only with software (because a replication of substance can only be done by Our Lord),
*) would come closer to your ancestors' roots concerning software, because Openoffice originates in Germany which is next to Denmark ;-)
*) could run your (Open-) Office also on your Mac or Linux computer,
*) wouldn't pay for Bill Gates' Chemtrails planes which poison us (Gates owns Microsoft and amongst many evil things he also books Chemtrails planes. So with every copy of MS-Office we buy, we also finance Chemtrails. Yes, I know many people are forced to use the MS-Windows OS and got no choice, but estimated 90% of the people who use MS-Office aren't forced to use it, and MS-Office is Gates cash-cow number one).

Krah should have listened to fellow-Jew Richard Stallman why to not send MS-Office files as file attachments: We can put an End to Word Attachments

But... if Krah listened to Stallman and used Openoffice to export his joint-letter as a PDF file, we wouldn't have found the nice "MK28" and "Boston Business School" property.

P.S. There must be some online tool which shows the properties of an uplodaed .docx file, isn't it?

P.P.S. Incredulous, you're priceless, as usual! :-)

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #39 on:** April 16, 2013, 05:34:53 AM »

Quote from: John Grace

William of Norwich has certainly been vindicated. Those who attacked William of Norwich must feel very foolish. They ought to be ashamed of themselves. WON risked a lot so the truth would be made known.

I realize this is off topic, but can you briefly describe what William of Norwich
did to "risk a lot?" I found a story online that says he was a boy who was
murdered in the 12th century, no? His body was discovered in a shallow
grave, and the wounds inflicted on him were those of crucifixion by nails
through his hands and feet, just like Our Lord's. I found conflicting information
about who his murderers were, or if they were ever found out. There was a
legend that his murder was the annual Jєωιѕн sacrifice that some morbid
cult demanded somewhere in the world each year, and then there were a lot
of claims that had been proven false. How you can prove that something did
not happen is beyond me! So if you could provide a link or something that
would be great. You can't trust everything you find online, these days.