Why assume the worst of someone whom you do not know?
Why assume that he is a troll?
And why all the foul language on a public forum where ladies are present?
I am ashamed to see the posts which some people have posted in response to his few posts.
I gather from reading his posts that he has had some bad experiences with totalist sedevacantists. Why add upon the fire and give him more reason to be upset?
Why not instead assume that he has been hurt and may need some understanding and charity?
He obviously went and read the other post I shared from the CMRI (since he quoted it in this thread) and then had questions about it. Granted, he may be a bit prejudiced against Thuc and the sedes. But why make things worse by calling him names?
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If he is a troll, simple truthful answers will be enough to make him bored. But name calling and reacting in a bad way only encourages bad reactions on both sides.
I have known MANY people to be quickly judged falsely when joining this forum. It is quite pitiful.
Omnia ad majored Dei Gloriam! 
Time will certainly prove things out, but did you miss the popcorn icon with this last inquiry?:
"What did he do?

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What did that mean to you? To me, that was a clear indication of someone who wasn't really looking for an answer (especially given his posting history up to this point). To me, it was indicative of a person who was insinuating that Archbishop Thuc did
nothing (or
at least nothing worthwhile in his view) for all of those years.
Maybe he'll surprise the rest of us and actually write some positive posts about the good Archbishop (and perhaps at least some productive ones about sedevacantism) now that he's learned a bit more about him and what he did during those years. But, again, even if he were to do that, time will tell what his real purpose is for being here.
So far, he's been nothing but inflammatory. At the very least, as a new poster, his behavior has been quite....brazen. New posters typically take time to jump in, get a reading on the forum, get to know the posters, etc.
Yes, others have been judged falsely in the past, but I would bet quite a lot that we're not wrong about this one. I think Mark hit the nail on the head right from the very start.