This is what I think is tragic:
"16. Based on the information coming in my direction, I became convinced that there is a persecution against the Boston KY effort, against Fr. Pfeiffer and Fr. Hewko. I base this on the evidence of service to Agatha by the Fathers, and the apparent wavering of Bsp Williamson, and the evident malice in many writings on Cathinfo.org. I remain very grateful to the OLMC Boston Fathers and seminarians."
You seem to be taking your world being turned topsy-turvy rather well, Constance.
If roles were reversed, and I found out tomorrow that Fr. Pfeiffer was the "good guy" all along and that +Williamson, Fr. Voigt, Fr. Zendejas, Fr. Garcia, etc. were the "bad guys" all along, I'd be questioning my own name. I'd be a basket case. After all, my very perception of reality would have been proven to be completely false. I wouldn't be able to trust my own eyes or ears anymore. My whole reality would have just been inverted -- everything I knew to be true would have been proven false, and vice-versa. I'd probably go insane.
(NOTE: I'm talking about being bad or good "all along" rather than going bad at some point. I was with the SSPX for years, and I had no problem joining the Resistance when the SSPX started to stray. But the old SSPX I supported WAS the good guy at the time, so that didn't pose any problem. Human beings are frail; human institutions fail. Also, I supported Fr. Pfeiffer in 2012-2013 but that was before his red-lighting, Ambrose Moran, Fr. Tetherow, attack-the-whole-Resistance, fratricidal, OLMC Seminary days. I stopped supporting him as soon as he BECAME a bad guy)
How could I calmly accept the truth that the evil cesspit of filth (Jєωιѕн Hollywood) is actually a vehicle of God's own truth? I don't think I could. But you have essentially made that move by embracing CathInfo.
You must have believed we were the worst Catholics in the world.
Like I said, you are taking this rather well. The only explanation I can come up with is that you knew in your heart all along that we might be telling the truth here. You must have had your doubts early on, or at least for several weeks now. You must be somewhat acclimated or "used to the idea" by now.