Here's some: that was an anti-Catholic political rant with irreverent ad hominem to dissuade from logical, factual and philosophical debate. One major, massive point made in this short commentary by Viganò: truth isn't defined by what is "commonly accepted" by man, truth is truth. Applicable to argument about "consensus" over any topic. Including irrational and misinformed hate of the original Universal (Catholic) church.
Did you see the video - might have been late 2018/early 2019? - of the night there was a blackout at the Vatican? You could hear a gun battle. My guess was that was the night the worst culprits were taken out.
Oh man, I had forgotten about the gunfight thing, seems so long ago... I hope your take is correct, because it would be great and it would explain some of the moves with their assets and banks etc. But, God help us, they're still publicly saying absolute heresy and we can only pray that not too many sheep are falling for it.
Someone needs to say these things.
Shine the light in dark places.
Here's some: that was an anti-Catholic political rant with irreverent ad hominem to dissuade from logical, factual and philosophical debate. One major, massive point made in this short commentary by Viganò: truth isn't defined by what is "commonly accepted" by man, truth is truth. Applicable to argument about "consensus" over any topic. Including irrational and misinformed hate of the original Universal (Catholic) church.
Did you see the video - might have been late 2018/early 2019? - of the night there was a blackout at the Vatican? You could hear a gun battle. My guess was that was the night the worst culprits were taken out.
Oh man, I had forgotten about the gunfight thing, seems so long ago... I hope your take is correct, because it would be great and it would explain some of the moves with their assets and banks etc. But, God help us, they're still publicly saying absolute heresy and we can only pray that not too many sheep are falling for it.