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Re: A Curious Thing Across Social Media
« Reply #10 on: March 17, 2026, 05:56:44 AM »
You are grossly ignorant on the internal politics of the Jєωιѕн people. You underestimate the extent to which Jєωιѕн people hate each other. If you are not convinced, I suggest that you visit online Jєωιѕн communities.

Secondly, I stand by my words : you and your friends who pretend to be the Magisterium and who impersonate Popes are definitely going to hell. Because you are a manchild suffering from a low IQ, you will never admit that you are wrong.
I have been wrong on many things, but read researched, discussed and have modified my views when I understood I was incorrect. Your ranting and comdemnation of those who don't agree with you, imply a serious problem with pride. All of your posts are rages hacked away at the keyboard like a lunatic. 

You may have been a BOD trad catholic all your life but most here came to the faith later. In other words, they changed their minds, when the evidence that they were previously in error became overwhelming, and most importantly, they had the humility to recognise their errors.  
You have clearly never read anything by the Rev Denis Fahey, because reading several hundred pages takes considerably longer for your attention span. I can imagine your rage as you turn every page. He covers very well the internal conflicts of jewry. But they all agree on one thing: Tikkun Olam. They have the duty to repair God's "errors" in the world and interfere with every aspect of the goyims life. His family, his school, his entertainement, his money, his nation, his industry and his soul. This is what unites Benjamin Netanyahu, Normal Finklestein, Woody Allen and any zionist or non zionist rabbi.  

I will turn the question around. Have you ever been wrong on anything and if so what changed your mind? 

Or have you been right about everything your entire life? 

Re: A Curious Thing Across Social Media
« Reply #11 on: March 17, 2026, 06:03:20 AM »
You are grossly ignorant on the internal politics of the Jєωιѕн people. You underestimate the extent to which Jєωιѕн people hate each other. If you are not convinced, I suggest that you visit online Jєωιѕн communities.

Secondly, I stand by my words : you and your friends who pretend to be the Magisterium and who impersonate Popes are definitely going to hell. Because you are a manchild suffering from a low IQ, you will never admit that you are wrong.

Another good thread derailed with threats to hell. 


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Re: A Curious Thing Across Social Media
« Reply #12 on: March 17, 2026, 07:25:37 AM »
Two "darn good questions" that are hard to dismiss, once someone points them out:

1. "Why don't they subtitle Hitler's speeches?" They show Hitler giving rousing speeches -- but they never subtitle them (in English, or the common tongue where you live)
2. "What books did the nαzιs burn?" -- they never go into this detail. They prefer to let you naively GUESS the worst: "Probably the Bible, etc. like in some awful sci-fi dystopia..." WRONG!
May be a good deep dive for an Inquisitor episode? no?

Re: A Curious Thing Across Social Media
« Reply #13 on: March 17, 2026, 08:24:40 AM »
The poster Lazarus is almost there in identifying the problem but can't grasp that yes, there are
internal factions within the ѕуηαgσgυє that are vying for power but they maintain a united front
against Amalek that is unwavering. Their only disagreement may be on the methods and pace of 
their satanic agenda. 
Imagine any large corporation. There is middle management, upper management, vice presidents, CEOs, a board of directors, 
majority stock holders, etc. 
Each tier is compromised of very ambitious people who are trying to climb up another rung.
They may harbor intense personal animosity towards their rivals but will attend golf outings, banquets
and other social events with one another while maintaining a friendly rapport. 
Ever see those pics of Trump with Hillary and Bill, smiling and joking around? Trump even donated to
Hillary's senate campaign. It's the price of doing business at that level, a form of insurance that your
financial misdeeds won't be looked into by whomever is in charge of the justice department.
When Trump ran for president against Hillary then it was understood that the gloves were off.
Regardless of who won they would serve the interests of the board of directors, or owners of the system.
The bitter rivalries between political opponents helps to maintain the facade that there is a real choice
for the naive voter. The ѕуηαgσgυє may have their preferences due to how well one puppet will facilitate
their domestic/foreign policy priorities or by how much they can steal from the treasury. 
This is why you see a slight shift from Republican to Democrat administrations. Democrats are 
better at imposing social change while Republicans are better at regime change/foreign wars. 
Both lead us inexorably to the abattoir. 


Re: A Curious Thing Across Social Media
« Reply #14 on: March 17, 2026, 09:40:30 AM »
These same groups control the Vatican ll church. They play the same left/right game as they do in politics and the media.  As Traditional Catholics,  we do not have to choose a side, we do not have to choose the "lesser of two evils," (conservatism).  We must persevere in the faith, holding true all that the Church teaches and has always taught.