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. The last video has been deleted, but we have this one now. He had been released with no charges on 9/11 day, oddly enough. The cop was a Mennonite and he wasn't happy with them doing stuff on abandoned church property. The arrest was about some 2020 warrant that had been dealt with already. Or, to put in another way, it was for expired insurance. The trouble started as soon as the cop said that he would serve the ticket outside the vehicle. That's when things started going wrong. An interesting fact... he was smoking with his black dog. My favorite part of the video is where the cop is looking into the car with glaring, suspicious eyes as the dog nervously comes up and starts sniffing. There's also the part at the end (which is taken from a short they made on September 11) where he didn't explain anything, but rather, in continuity with his unusual and particularly zealous personality, recites a psalm against evil people with a rosary in his hand right next to his wife. Once he has recited his psalm, he tells the viewer that Fatima is the only solution to our crisis, and then at the end, he kisses his wife on the cheek. That, my friends, is the way of the Catholic Trumpet. May it blow ever harder and louder, with its important messages of how Bp. Williamson is working together with the neo-SSPX and how sedevacantism is an "abomination before God" - I want it to blow so loud and hard, in fact, that it would be my greatest hope if it were to blow into a megaphone in Times Square.
But in all fairness, it didn't seem like that cop was an honest man.

Behavior of the Catholic Trumpet couple is still totally weird.  Maybe the cop wasn’t the nicest, but he was doing his job.  If there’s a warrant for someone, it’s your duty to pick him up if you see him.  Blabbing the stuff about his rights is nonsense.  He’s in a foreign country.  If the cops approach you off your turf, you don’t play the fool unless you’re not the brightest bulb in the chandelier.  

. The last video has been deleted, but we have this one now. He had been released with no charges on 9/11 day, oddly enough. The cop was a Mennonite and he wasn't happy with them doing stuff on abandoned church property. The arrest was about some 2020 warrant that had been dealt with already. Or, to put in another way, it was for expired insurance. The trouble started as soon as the cop said that he would serve the ticket outside the vehicle. That's when things started going wrong. An interesting fact... he was smoking with his black dog. My favorite part of the video is where the cop is looking into the car with glaring, suspicious eyes as the dog nervously comes up and starts sniffing. There's also the part at the end (which is taken from a short they made on September 11) where he didn't explain anything, but rather, in continuity with his unusual and particularly zealous personality, recites a psalm against evil people with a rosary in his hand right next to his wife. Once he has recited his psalm, he tells the viewer that Fatima is the only solution to our crisis, and then at the end, he kisses his wife on the cheek. That, my friends, is the way of the Catholic Trumpet. May it blow ever harder and louder, with its important messages of how Bp. Williamson is working together with the neo-SSPX and how sedevacantism is an "abomination before God" - I want it to blow so loud and hard, in fact, that it would be my greatest hope if it were to blow into a megaphone in Times Square.
But in all fairness, it didn't seem like that cop was an honest man.

How exactly is Bishop Williamson working with the neo-SSPX? In case you didn't get the memo, he passed away and received his eternal reward last year. 

Catholic Trumpet seems incredibly performative, no sane Catholic freaks out and starts praying and asking for deliverance over an expired insurance. He had another video where he was dressed up as one of the Vendee with a standard of Our Lady in front of a building. You can live a Catholic and edifying life without dramatizing your religion. He strikes me as being a very dramatic individual.