Thank you Laura and I am glad you found it useful. I came across the apostolic mandate quite by accident and thought it strikingly apposite. The book is splendid and is one to return to, time and again. What a prescient man was Pius X.
Look upon the face of Pope St Pius X and then compare it to the soft , doughy visage of Bergoglio or almost any present leader , religious or secular in the West . You needn't even read a word that he had written or spoken to know that they be the words of a serious man and that his modern counterparts are weak and effeminate .
As to present day Hitlers , let us not forget him who is possibly "worse than Hitler" , out-Hitlering even Hitler Actual , Mr Donald J Trump .
I didn't know anything about St Pius X when I started going to the traditional mass. When I started reading what he had written I was astonished at how much of the error of the 20th century he predicted. This apostolic mandate, which I came across by accident, is a remarkable example of his prescience and insight. I have read much on European thought and very little with the explanatory power seen in the writings of Pope St Pius X.
I pray to him with the kids every night now. He is an inspiration and a great help in these times.
I had overlooked the Hitlerisation of Bad Orange Man, which is remiss of me. From the point of view of a dissolving power it is a dangerous game to Hitlerise advocates of law, order and common sense, and propose a bunch of diabolical fairytales as the alternative.
You could do no better . The distillating and compilation of how to order society and live one's life in accordance to the Will of God from Pope Leo XIII to Pope Pius XII is a blueprint for a healthy society and a happy life .
Absolutely spot on Frank. It is just phenomenal to see where humanity has landed now. I actually found a few of the scenes in the film ‘Nefarious’ really effective in exposing the ‘liberal’ mindset. This idea that ‘we’ve never been freer’ which is oft repeated. A total fallacy of course. God bless you. Glad to have discovered you on here.
Oh no, these are all very-very good and important insights. I usually print out your writings, process & learn them, so that these thoughts are integrated into my thinking & worldview. This is the veritas, and liberabit nos and gives our children hope in this world. (Before I received the diagnosis of our age from your writings, I was quite desperate) The Holy Spirit works through you!
“ So you ask your priest: if not, God, king and church what should I believe? Who is against God king and church? And your priest said: Satan. And so thinking logically you became a Satanist. This probably happened to you except it wasn’t a priest but a guidance counselor. The way the world works, never changes.
At least in the USA where I'm at, the label "Liberal Democracy" is itself a lie because the USA (and from what I know the UK as well) has over the last several decades hyper-centralized both political power and economic decision making in the private sector, while the political system has become more and more removed from most all people's ability to participate in it in any autonomous sense (in groups/geographic areas, I mean); so we absolutely do not have what people used to refer to as "Liberal Democracy" (or perhaps most people never used that phrase at all?). Or take the time period's you referenced, pre war or I guess we should say 19th century since the years just before the war had the board already set, well, those time periods are referred to as Liberal Democracy but they are very different than today, and in the case of the UK, they were very different than the years leading up to the war
ignatius loyola, founder of the Jesuits was a crypto-jew. the Jesuits were founded in the 16th Century. the purpose of the Jesuits was to defend the church, above all...ie above the Bible and word of God. the method employed was 'learning against learning'.
the printing press (15th century) had revolutionised the situation in europe. more and more translations of the Bible in native tongues were being disseminated....causing a revolt against the hypocrisy of the catholic church. the church countered with executing the translators, firstly, but this proved insufficient. many brave souls met their fiery ends.
the jesuits changed the game. instead of persecuting the translators, they realised that the cat was outta the bag and all they could do was reclaim the authority of interpretation. ie people needed experts to interpret the word of God for them.
the jesuits infiltrated the educational institutions and began the centuries long process of pushing a heliocentric narrative,,,the narrative of copernicus.
the process was more or less complete once newton and darwin had added their two cents to the academic narrative, displacing earth and mankind from the centre of the cosmos....instead we became insignificant, a speck in an endless cosmic ocean with apparently no rhyme or reason to it....eventually we were left with a mechanical universe with no purpose and man relegated to being just another animal, which like all others evolved from a primordial soup (somehow).
in short the church was primarily worried about its power above all, its primary position in society....in time the power shifted from church to academy, but by this time the jesuits had control of the latter....so the power remained where it always had been.
A saying to describe utopianist ideologies
“Those who try to bring heaven to earth create hell.” ~ Halftrolling
Excellent work as usual Frank. I will read the book which you recommended by Pope Pius X.
Ad Jesum per Mariam⚔️
Thank you Laura and I am glad you found it useful. I came across the apostolic mandate quite by accident and thought it strikingly apposite. The book is splendid and is one to return to, time and again. What a prescient man was Pius X.
Look upon the face of Pope St Pius X and then compare it to the soft , doughy visage of Bergoglio or almost any present leader , religious or secular in the West . You needn't even read a word that he had written or spoken to know that they be the words of a serious man and that his modern counterparts are weak and effeminate .
As to present day Hitlers , let us not forget him who is possibly "worse than Hitler" , out-Hitlering even Hitler Actual , Mr Donald J Trump .
I didn't know anything about St Pius X when I started going to the traditional mass. When I started reading what he had written I was astonished at how much of the error of the 20th century he predicted. This apostolic mandate, which I came across by accident, is a remarkable example of his prescience and insight. I have read much on European thought and very little with the explanatory power seen in the writings of Pope St Pius X.
I pray to him with the kids every night now. He is an inspiration and a great help in these times.
I had overlooked the Hitlerisation of Bad Orange Man, which is remiss of me. From the point of view of a dissolving power it is a dangerous game to Hitlerise advocates of law, order and common sense, and propose a bunch of diabolical fairytales as the alternative.
You could do no better . The distillating and compilation of how to order society and live one's life in accordance to the Will of God from Pope Leo XIII to Pope Pius XII is a blueprint for a healthy society and a happy life .
Thanks for this Frank.
https://montanarcc.substack.com/p/world-war-iii-is-on-but-the-empire
A fascinating discussion, looking forward to reading more on this. I agree with your theory.
Oh thanks Lauren. I have a post coming out today which goes on about the liberal idea and that.
Forgot to publish it until I saw your comment. Thank you Lauren
Absolutely spot on Frank. It is just phenomenal to see where humanity has landed now. I actually found a few of the scenes in the film ‘Nefarious’ really effective in exposing the ‘liberal’ mindset. This idea that ‘we’ve never been freer’ which is oft repeated. A total fallacy of course. God bless you. Glad to have discovered you on here.
Always as interesting read. Thank you. Much food for thought.
Outstanding, all I can say
This is beautiful! And brave, as always!
You are a true catholic!
Thank you for this!
Our situation is like that of mankurts in The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years by Chinghiz Aitmatov. But your writings help us become humans again
Thank you Zita. I will be on the Crusade Channel (live) in about an hour to discuss this piece. Glad you found it helpful and God bless you.
Thank you for the information. Unfortunately I missed it. I hope I can make it next time. God bless you too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRadXFXROxs here it is
Thanks, I watched, it's great! I will watch it again to incorporate it better.
Oh wow. Sorry for going on so much. I told Mike off air he should have a remote electrocution device to operate to shut me up.
Oh no, these are all very-very good and important insights. I usually print out your writings, process & learn them, so that these thoughts are integrated into my thinking & worldview. This is the veritas, and liberabit nos and gives our children hope in this world. (Before I received the diagnosis of our age from your writings, I was quite desperate) The Holy Spirit works through you!
He sends me links sometimes. I will try to find my old videos and put them up on the youtube channel. I think Mike has one now too. Will check.
My guy Curtis Yarvin :
“ So you ask your priest: if not, God, king and church what should I believe? Who is against God king and church? And your priest said: Satan. And so thinking logically you became a Satanist. This probably happened to you except it wasn’t a priest but a guidance counselor. The way the world works, never changes.
It will sell you the rope etc
At least in the USA where I'm at, the label "Liberal Democracy" is itself a lie because the USA (and from what I know the UK as well) has over the last several decades hyper-centralized both political power and economic decision making in the private sector, while the political system has become more and more removed from most all people's ability to participate in it in any autonomous sense (in groups/geographic areas, I mean); so we absolutely do not have what people used to refer to as "Liberal Democracy" (or perhaps most people never used that phrase at all?). Or take the time period's you referenced, pre war or I guess we should say 19th century since the years just before the war had the board already set, well, those time periods are referred to as Liberal Democracy but they are very different than today, and in the case of the UK, they were very different than the years leading up to the war
five centuries of lies, beginning in earnest with the Jesuits.
Henry, please continue.
ignatius loyola, founder of the Jesuits was a crypto-jew. the Jesuits were founded in the 16th Century. the purpose of the Jesuits was to defend the church, above all...ie above the Bible and word of God. the method employed was 'learning against learning'.
the printing press (15th century) had revolutionised the situation in europe. more and more translations of the Bible in native tongues were being disseminated....causing a revolt against the hypocrisy of the catholic church. the church countered with executing the translators, firstly, but this proved insufficient. many brave souls met their fiery ends.
the jesuits changed the game. instead of persecuting the translators, they realised that the cat was outta the bag and all they could do was reclaim the authority of interpretation. ie people needed experts to interpret the word of God for them.
the jesuits infiltrated the educational institutions and began the centuries long process of pushing a heliocentric narrative,,,the narrative of copernicus.
the process was more or less complete once newton and darwin had added their two cents to the academic narrative, displacing earth and mankind from the centre of the cosmos....instead we became insignificant, a speck in an endless cosmic ocean with apparently no rhyme or reason to it....eventually we were left with a mechanical universe with no purpose and man relegated to being just another animal, which like all others evolved from a primordial soup (somehow).
in short the church was primarily worried about its power above all, its primary position in society....in time the power shifted from church to academy, but by this time the jesuits had control of the latter....so the power remained where it always had been.
Henry, thank you. We should follow up. You can see that Henry Miller spent a lot of time in NYC, and here I am.
yes that was what made henry miller, henry miller....he is my guardian angel so to speak.
i have followed you, but i only really put stuff out on gab and my blog - https://hermetrix.wordpress.com/
on gab my moniker is gavalanche.