Predictably you (Meg, singular) avoid addressing the CENTRAL ISSUES, as you have consistently done, veering off in a tangent with your baseless subjective hysterics. You (Meg, singular) only demonstrate that you (plural) need to evade the CENTRAL ISSUES here. You (plural) have no authority and no competence to be dogmatic in your anti-sede pogrom. You (Meg) have piled on with your new-found accomplice in raging against sedes. You behave like R&R gangbangers.
Bottom line: You (plural) have no authority and you (plural) have no competence to anathematize sedevacantists or any other practicing Catholic. You (plural) have no access to the private life and anonymous Catholic Action of Abp. Thuc. It is objectively sinful for you (plural) to engage in a sham inquiry and/or judgement of Abp. Thuc.
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I do object to anyone and everyone, Infirmus especially, who sets themselves up as judges of heroic Catholics and "white martyrs" such as Abp. Thuc. Neither Infirmus, nor Meg, nor anyone else here has a papal commission or Church office to investigate Abp. Thuc. After his initial trolling was outed, Infirmus has feigned a facade of dispassionate scholarly investigation—but that is a fraud.
An honest curiosity would have started with a stated recognition that the public record cannot be complete, cannot account for private prayer, cannot account for private works of mercy, cannot account for age and illness, and cannot account for Catholic Action that of necessity required anonymity.
The Vietnamese who suffered greatly in both bloody and "white" martyrdom fully understand that making a public record of such works of mercy would have doomed the earthly lives of the Vietnamese Abp. Thuc helped. One need not be Vietnamese, one need not have been white martyred themselves, to recognize that making a public record of Catholic Action would have imperiled those who lived and still live under the bloody thumb of Vietnamese (and other) Communism. As recently as a year ago, Vietnamese friends reported to me that Catholics were being pulled from Mass and killed by having boiling water poured down their throats.
Only a wicked and arrogant fool would attempt to investigate Abp. Thuc without recognizing and acknowledging that the public record is, of necessity, incomplete. Worse, Infirmus insinuates his judgement of Abp. Thuc. Yes, that is an accusation. I accuse Infirmus of objectively being a wicked and arrogant fool.
I do not judge the interior forum of Infirmus; I only castigate what is externally manifest, namely his posts here.