By December 9th, Vigano might prefer some other line of attack more effective to whatever he's thinking.
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I just got off the Vigano train, myself. When I saw his post on Twitter that his arguments should not be interpreted to mean he agrees with the arguments of sedevacantists.
For nearly two years he's been talking incessantly about all kinds of things, mostly not related to the Faith, and people have been arguing that he is secretly sedevacantist because he always refers to Francis as "Bergoglio". We have had to try to read his mind to figure out if he is sedevacantist or not. Why couldn't he just tell us? Why all the mind games? But during all that time, it's true, he WAS giving all kinds of arguments that would support sedevacantism, without saying he believed the seat was empty.
Then, finally, a week or two ago he comes out and says (FINALLY) that he doesn't think Francis is the pope. Finally.
But wait! Days later, he responds to Schneider, who had responded to the previous statement, and tells Schneider on Twitter all kinds of reasons why Francis can't be the pope, but then .... concludes with the statement that
his words should not be interpreted to mean he agrees with the opinions of sedevacantists.What??!

I'm tired of him playing these sorts of mind games, and I don't know what he believes, and neither does anyone else, probably including him, so there's no point listening to him anymore. That's what I've concluded.
Wake me up when he's trying to organize a council to have Francis excommunicated and deposed.
Until then, I'm not going to have him messing with my head anymore. I've had enough of this nonsense.