Archive for January 2024

On the reviews…

So the overwhelming majority of my readers would like me to review books more than anything else, which is fair enough, since I have read a lot of books. So in order to refine that I will add a further poll here below, but I will also begin to cover a concept of “guns review” even though it is not a popular request, because the people that do want that I think have a fairly specific requirement that interests me and I think I have decent answers for.

So… poll first:

Regarding book reviews, do you prefer I review fiction or non-fiction books?

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On the Gun “Reviews”

It was this comment that got me interested, as it clarified my own intent in asking too, and articulated it better than I had done (not hard to do since I had not articulated my intent at all), Tarcisius asked:

My first instinct was to choose any of the (3) entertainment mediums mentiond (Books, TV, Movies.)

But I gave it a moment’s thought and decided that the gun reviews and knowledge contained therein would be the most applicable to life once TSHTF. I have enough good Catholic sense to weed out the demonic garbage when it comes to entertainment. I do not, however, have any significant knowledge or experience to draw from when it comes to firearms; and it is that knowledge that I will need to protect my family and myself and my community in the days that are coming.

Strictly speaking then the question relates in a wider sense to guns in general and type and purpose of them, and only after can we get into specifics.

This is going to sound silly to some of you, but honestly, if you want to get a generic take on the overview of things, buy and read my pen and paper RPG called Surviving the Current Zombie Apocalypse. Yes it’s a game, yes you can use it to have fun, and yes it’s written in a humorous and somewhat over-the-top way, but there is a reason why militaries around the world actually game-out various real life scenarios. Bad role-players get it wrong and have spectacular losses (America), good role-players plan properly and kick the entire ass of the combined enemy forces (Russia).

You can get it in paper format off Amazon here, or you can buy the full colour PDF from me direct, and print it for cheaper, here. And yes there is also a starter module you can get that helps anyone new to pen and paper RPGs get the ball rolling by presenting you a ready made scenario with pre-created characters.

The point of the game is that it will get you thinking about your specific situation, which is ultimately what you need to identify before ANY gun review is even relevant to you other than by random chance.

In order of specifics, for me to provide a decent review of either:

1) A gun I own or owned or am familiar with through decent amount of use or testing, or,

2) My opinion on a particular calibre, weapon platform, etc based on my own life experiences (and not anything else)

I will need at a minimum for you to identify:

1. The legal restrictions/requirements of where you are and/or your specific circumstances. You don’t need to give me any self-identifying details, if you don’t want to, I don’t care, but if you live in say the UK, handguns are simply outlawed other than for very specific government mandated purposes and people, and shotguns or rifles are very difficult to come buy, very highly regulated and so on. The geography of pretty much the entire UK is also not exactly conducive to anyone being able to go Rambo-style and survive as some kind of desperado fugitive from the law (not that anyone is advocating anyone does this, by the way). In short, if you live in the UK and the SHTF really badly, you had best hope you are in a rural area, surrounded by like-minded people, who maybe also have the odd shotgun or two and who are willing to band together against say hordes of marauding bandits that might decide to attack a farmhouse or so.

The alternate reality, that the government armed forces decide to requisition your property/wife/life, is pretty grim, and there is not likely going to be any viable resistance to such an event, regardless of how legal/illegal/just/unjust it might be. The amount of deadly force the UK government can bring against its own citizens and the geography and digitisation of that nation are such that, as the Borg would put it, “resistance is futile”. Your best bet in such an environment is to stick to permitted weaponry like pellet guns or maybe crossbows if you are in an area that would permit you to use them for hunting purposes in order to supplement your diet in an emergency. So you see that a gun review about the merits of the colt 1911 for self-defence purposes would have zero value for a person in such a position.

If on the other hand, you’re Hillbilly Joe and your cousin Billy-Bob-Jean the third is actually the redneck that took out that F35 the US air-force “lost” with a shoulder fired .50 calibre Barrett, well… your situation in a SHTF situation would be completely different, but the review of the Colt 1911 might be just as meaningless to you, as you might be dealing with raiders that come at you from over a click away with heir own .50 cals.

So that explains the why I would need the legal constraints.

2. Geographical constraints. If you life in flatland desert where you can see someone approaching from 10km away, it makes a difference when compared to a guy living in the Amazonian underbrush with visibility limited to a few metres. So your current or at least intended geographical situation needs to be understood. Again, I don’t care to know your position on Earth, but a simple descriptor of the situation is helpful. Is it mostly flat-land with low-rolling hills, like most of the UK, mountain terrain with deep snow-drifts and inaccessible areas, mediterranean forest, sparse beach on the ocean-front on a smallish island nation, or what?

At a minimum then those two things need to be provided for me to give a bespoke reply to anyone interested in it.

If you also have a specific weapon you are either thinking of or want my take on in general, then that alone can suffice. In this case my assumption will be that you already have identified the other two aspects and just want my opinion on the specific weapon you are interested in.

All that said, keep in mind the old adage that opinions are like assholes: Everyone has one, and most times they are full of shit.

My opinions are valid and valuable in general terms and I am not prone to exaggerating or hyping my “theoretical” knowledge above my actual practical knowledge, but most of all my opinions re valuable to me first and foremost because of my personal experience in life with various weapons and concepts. My history with guns is fairly well-known and I did work for a number of years in armed close protection, and grew up in a very experienced family of hunters and have hunted since I was a child. I worked various undercover jobs, alongside police, military and private people, and have trained both armed and unarmed police in close quarter combat as well as private clients. I have worked for people that are known world-wide in this respect and have no need to breach my NDAs and so on to “prove” how cool or tough or clever I am. I’m just saying that my opinions are based on a lot of experience that most normal people do not have and as such are probably worthwhile. But if you’re some special ops guy with a bunch of kills to your name and you think my preferred weapons etc suck, then by all means ignore my advice and follow your own. People are different and have different skills, different mentalities and different body sizes. What works for me might be awful for a guy that is 5’6″ and 140lbs.

Now that I got all those corollaries out of the way, feel free to post a comment or ping me an email on any guns you want a review on. I will basically only do gun reviews on specific guns or concepts related to them when asked, so you can make it as personal to you as you want.

That’s all for now.

Stats for 2023 and Goals for 2024

It’s a good idea to take stock of things achieved and goals missed at least once a year. Personally I always failed to count the things I did manage to achieve in a meaningful manner, and instead noted only the things not yet completed, or failed. It is perhaps a somewhat unhealthy approach to life, especially in terms of teaching a balanced work/life way of living, but then, that whole idea itself was based on the artificial concept of slaving away for a wage 9 hours a day for someone else. Five hundred years ago, you worked every hour God sent on Earth just to survive and try and leave something worthwhile to your children. And since those times are certainly more likely to be upon us in the next few years and decades, it may well be much healthier to figure out what is worthwhile doing with your life and then making that your purpose for the time you have here on Earth.

Insofar as I ever had such a purpose consciously in my head, it probably was something like:

1. Get a stable, happy, meaningful relationship you can rely on 100% (which is a somewhat autistically utopic goal).

2. Share the ideas, concepts, theories, I come up with that are useful with other people through my writing (on a personal level, this ties to hobbies of mine linked to human history, ancient structures, physics, the natural order of things, reality, philosophy, the human mind, the human body, biology, chemistry, astronomy, certain aspects of mechanical engineering, martial arts, hypnosis, writing itself, language, etymology, religion (a vast area that has many subcomponents), metaphysics, art and the numinous, so-called ESP, and many other topics, some of which turned out to be dead ends, and others being topics I can’t or won’t discuss publicly).

Those were my primary modes of functioning until my early 40s. It is really only after that when I had the concept of family and children come into it, and my first attempt at it was as disastrous as can be, bar real horror stories.

Since then, however, the goal of sharing the ides and concepts has evolved considerably into:

3. Do right by my wife and children (regardless of whether they initially see or even understand the purposes of my long term goals, since these will bear fruit in due course).

4. Which in the big picture means building a civilisation and fortified community that is large enough to be self-sustaining and self-protective enough to remain as a viable human civilisation in the foreseeable and even unforeseeable future. On a purely logical basis this is best achieved by selecting the most long-lasting, enduring and reality based life philosophy and tradition available in human history that has achieved the most positive results. Historically there is only one contender for that title: The (real) Catholic Church. It has literally civilised the planet, invented science, risen from the ashes multiple times throughout history, increased human happiness and the positive humanity of people in ways no other belief system ever has, created beauty and art and charity and faith at levels unmatched by any other philosophy, and lasted longer than any other empire, system, or human endeavour ever achieved, at more than 2,000 years. The closest second place is the Roman empire, which at about 800 years didn’t even come close.

Sure, Catholicism, and hence actual Christianity that was responsible for such things is currently only real and alive in Sedevacantism, (and 1958 sedevacantism at that, let’s be clear), but as I said, the Church has risen from the ashes before. The persecution of Christians by various Roman emperors, the attacks on it by gnostics, heretics, and satanists, throughout the ages, the Arian heresy that reduced actual Catholic bishops to a handful, the dark era of about 400 AD when savagery and degeneracy ruled almost all lands and Saint Benedict came along, and so on.

So the rest of my life will clearly be dedicated to building a community of proper Catholics with the skills, will, and intent of achieving total self-sufficiency and ultimately self-governing independence. It’s a big goal, but hey, what else am I going to spend my time doing?

So in practical terms, 2023 has been a very hard year, but some progress has been made.

The first sedevacantist aside from our family has purchased a home near us and will be visiting in January to see what his next move is, which is probably to rent it to any other willing sedevacantist that wants to move here. That is a pretty decent achievement, when you consider I still haven’t achieved self-sufficiency for myself, in terms of food production, clean water, and energy production. Nevertheless it’s a promising start given we have not been here three years yet and considering the conditions we started out from.

I failed at producing a working gasifier, but not for lack of trying, and rather, discovered that due to modern considerations, the much stricter tolerances of modern engines and the abandoned practice of drying wood in most places, it is really not very practical or viable to create a functioning one, and if you do, it will most likely gum up your generator very quickly.

I also suffered some health issues, damaging my back, knee and elbow joints somewhat, due to overworking on the farm, but the up side is that it’s teaching me some patience, a virtue I never had in the first half-century of my life.

On more mundane, but important for me in the scheme of things, I have also achieved a few personal as well as more public goals.

I finally completed the first trilogy of my fiction books, culminating in the compendium of it: NAZI MOON. That was a fully formed story I had in me since the mid 1990s, so it took almost 30 years to get out.

I also finally launched an estore that already has several of my books on it, and where eventually all my ebooks will be available exclusively, and cheaper than if I had ebooks on Amazon. The physical versions will still be on Amazon at this stage. The estore will also feature other products, some of which will go online in 2024.

I had many other physical achievements in terms of fixing up the house here, which might be unappreciated by most, including me, but that make a real difference. A big one is that the home can now be well-heated without relying on gas at all, only our awesome wood stove, which in a pinch also doubles as cooker and oven, and if deemed worthwhile, can, in future, be adapted to also heat the potable water in the home. We also became aware and verified that if tended to properly our olive trees can produce a lot of the literally best oil in the world. Not a joke, it literally is, and has been voted such two years in a row. Hopefully 2024 will see that develop into some sort of ongoing viable business.

I also launched Kurgan TV in 2022, which has been moderately successful and will pick up again in 2024.

The sponsorship of the first 50 trees, to be named after a Catholic Saint and for the spiritual benefit of a person of your choice, as well as your own, has gone relatively well too, while only about half the trees were sponsored, over 60 years of prayers/sponsorship was achieved, increasing the number and frequency of people prayed for. A Holy Mass was indeed dedicated to all the sponsors, and it’s helped me get into more of a habit of regular prayer, which is an important practice to make habitual.

I have made a few new, yet very reliable friends, that think along similar lines. We get all the natural real honey we need for the year by the guy who leaves his bees on our property. I have a buddy that I can call upon day or night that I will also help if ever needed in whatever situations arise, and I am busy making more such friends.

And then, of course, is this blog, which in a way is my repository for all things and that I hope is also becoming a source of some positive effects for you readers too, so here are the all-important stats:

2023 Original (realistic) Target:

Visitors: 30k and Views: 100k

2023 Blue Sky (unrealistic) Target:

Visitors: 100k and views: 200k

2023 Revised (ambitious) Target:

Visitors: 50k and Views: 150k

2023 Actual Achieved:

Visitors: 47k and Views: a shade under 159k

So I shall now announce the 2024 goals for the blog.

2024 Original (realistic but ambitious) Target:

Visitors: 100k and Views: 300k

2024 Blue Sky (unrealistic) Target:

Visitors: 200k and Views: 500k

General Notes:

while my 2024 Original Target is realistic, I also think it will be harder to achieve, comparatively, than my 2023 Original Target. A number of reasons include:

  • Generally, literacy around the world continues to plummet.
  • My content tends to be more in-depth/eclectic so it’s essentially geared to actual readers not general “clickers”.
  • The stats have been fairly stable for the last few months, which would seem to indicate a plateau of some sort. I don’t have enough insight into this after a year to know the root causes or how long such a thing can last, but I am sure it can be years.

On the positive side, I use practically ZERO SEO, so the visits I do get are fairly organic and by real people. I am not sure what the effects of starting to use at least SOME SEO would be on readership, but I suspect it would inflate it but also be composed of a higher percentage of “clickers” instead of readers, and I’d much rather have the latter than the former.

Another positive effect is that due to my brutal policy of spamming without any warning whatsoever anyone that breaks any of the rules (which are not exactly prominently displayed) and/or who behaves in typical annoying gamma/troll behaviour even a single time, the actual commenters that exist on the blog are ones that are engaging with the topics posted and generally of a higher quality. That is a trend that over time, if sustained, will bring the type of commenters that actually increase the value of the blog for the type of reader I enjoy having.

As I said, 2023 was very hard, but some decent progress was still made.

2024 will hopefully produce even more progress and one hopes, also with the help of you readers to spread the knowledge of this blog, things might not be as hard.

So, onward and upward, and may you all have a great 2024.

Auschwitz liberation staged

So, it was in the daily news and I have now archived it here that Anne Frank’s step-sister has basically called out the liberation of Auschwitz as having been staged. And it has been confirmed this was in fact the case.

I found this piece interesting:

‘Only much later they took pictures, you see now, but this is definitely not in Auschwitz and not the liberation of Auschwitz.’ 

It is estimated that 1.3 million people were sent to Auschwitz, and 1.1 million died there including 960,000 Jews, 74,000 non-Jewish Poles, 21,000 Roma people, 15,000 Soviet prisoners of war, and up to 15,000 other Europeans.

As it once again confirms that the number of people supposedly killed at Auschwitz has been revised from an original 4 million, down to two million and now about 1.3 million. This was one of the data points I also covered in my fiction book Nazi Moon in the author’s notes.

 ‘The snow was honestly that high,  I was at the Russian embassy once and I said “Something puzzles me, those photos are fake”. 

‘They said, “Well yes, they are not fakes”, but when the army came they didn’t have cameras they didn’t take photographs. 

Not fakes… just fakes. Okay then.

Now, to be clear, I am not saying that some horrific things did not happen in concentration camps. I am sure they did. However, we also now know that no reputable historian, including Jewish historians, considers the six million number to be based in reality. What the real number is though, only a few are willing to say, and those tend to get their lives ruined.

It is also rather interesting that while the fake numbers six million Jews dying in the Holocaust is now generally accepted as being an exaggeration, at best, no one talks of the at least over ten million German civilians intentionally starved to death by the Morgenthau plan, mostly non-combatant women, children and the elderly. A plan that was implemented after it was supposedly “cancelled”. Yet that has been disappeared.

Interestingly, in recent days, there have been a couple of prominent articles detailing how if it had been implemented, it could have resulted in the death of up to 25 million Germans. If that doesn’t sound like cover for the real thing I don’t know what does, since now, anyone mentioning the 10 million starved and marched to death Germans can be accused of referring to a non-existent plan that was never implemented. You know… a conspiracy theorist idea.

And given mine and other “conspiracy realists” track record, I’ll happily carry on stating things as they are instead of how the narrative would like me to.

I also happen to think that David Irving is almost certainly an honest historian, certainly no one ever had a bad word to say about him until he started counting actual figures of the dead concerning the Holocaust. And if you are interested in his take, which is based on research that to my knowledge NO ONE has been able to in any way credibly attack or prove in any way erroneous, then I suggest you read at least this piece at Ron Unz’s blog. you can also download all of Irving’s books online for free at his website.

It seems that the current war crimes being perpetrated by Israel in Gaza, and supported by their lapdog, America, which they have been controlling pretty much since its Freemasonic creation, have finally bombed a few thousand children too many and some cracks in the narrative they have spun for some 70 years may be finally seeing some rays of truth.

What exactly they are and what exactly really happened is difficult to say, but one thing that we can be certain of is that the official narrative that we have all been taught has always been, at best, a very partial and inaccurate version of the real events.

I strongly suggest people investigate things themselves as best they can. Certainly, the list of deathbed admissions of completely false concentration camp survival stories has also been growing over time.

A first partial review of Nazi Moon

A reader comments on the blog.

Interesting short story. I truly hope you have the time to write more and that more people pay you your due. I’ve just gotten to Book 3 of Overlords of Mars, and realized how starved I’ve felt of good fiction o over the past five plus years.

Candidly I also found the italicized portions I’ve read snippets of elsewhere of interest, as I either had forgotten them or had just set them aside because of not being able to adjust my worldview at the time to incorporate them. 

For those who have strong enough minds to do so, I salute you. For myself, until I read myself into the Catholic Church, things that contradicted the propaganda of the day just faded away or could not stick in my mind. 

Another example of the italicized portions not sticking for me initially are the author’s notes for Book 3 of the Overlords of Mars series. I believe I saw those screenshots a year ago on Twitter. But it was really three or four times of seeing it and related material before I could adjust my mind enough to get past that part of the WW2 narrative.

So here’s to 2024. May more people convert to Catholicism, and as a result also start seeing much more clearly in general.

The main purpose of my fiction books is indeed to be good entertainment, and the fact that this is perceived as such, in the style of old decent Sci-fi is very satisfying.

A secondary purpose is indeed to shift the Overton window/degree of brainwashing we are all subjected to, and if some of that happens too, even better.

You can get Nazi Moon on Amazon for the paper version, or directly from my store for the ebook version

Red Space

This was a short story for Vox Day’s Anthology Riding the Red Horse, which used to be on Amazon, but which I cannot find today even at Castalia house. Here is the original post by Vox announcing it.

This was at the end of 2014, so the story is nearly 10 years old. You might find some “predictive” concepts concerning Russia and Ukraine interesting given where we are today. I am publishing it here in the full, unedited version, which has never appeared in print or anywhere else before, as the version in the anthology had been quite severely edited and what I though was a central point of the story (the non-fiction element of it) was completely removed.

A recent request for the non-fiction aspect by a good friend reminded me of it and I decided to put it up here in full. Enjoy.

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Basic errors of strategy

Would you prefer to go to war against a large, dispersed, but co-ordinated, formidable enemy with:

1. A large, dispersed, uncoordinated force of irregulars, whose skills range from decent to absolute disaster and no real distinction or organisation between them, or,

2. A small but professional band of skilled special ops personnel.

Think about it for a bit.

Then tell me why on Earth you think Protestantism will ever “rebuild” civilisation.

It was instrumental in destroying it, it certainly can’t be instrumental in creating it. Any Christianity that America ever had was always just a borrowed and perverted version of actual Christianity and the inevitable degradation of it to current levels was absolutely inevitable.

Sedevacantists may be few in number (comparatively speaking, they are in the hundreds of thousands and growing, if not low millions) but they are actually coherent and they do co-ordinate. And they have a proven track record of some 2,000 years (i.e. actual Catholicism).

Russia is currently doing well, because like Catholicism they can lay at least a theoretical claim to being there from the start (they were) and having continuity of apostolic succession (very doubtful as all Russian Orthodox bishops and metropolitans were appointed by the Soviet state in order for them to remain in line with party politics). Their theological differences from Catholicism are in essence minor and even reconciled up to about 600 years ago (the council of Florence). The fact they are schismatics is obviously relevant in the larger scheme of things, but their level of coherence and co-operation, though inevitably flawed and ultimately doomed to failure on a long enough timeline —-unless they rejoin the true church at some future point—- remains orders of magnitude superior to any such pretence by ANY of the 40,000+ Protestant denominations.

Riding out the economic crash that is coming, the predations by those who orchestrated it and their enforcers, will not fare well under the loose banner of Protestantism.

The idea that all you need is a generic “I’m a Christ follower” is enough to see you through, is the military equivalent of going to war with guys who pass themselves off as special operations guys because they once held a gun in a gun shop and considered buying it.

It will not fare well. Especially when compared to a tradition that has as its living truth, the putting together of the Bible, the martyred Saints, the crusades, the infallibility of the official pronouncements of the valid Popes, accepted by all for over a thousand years before the schism and even centuries later, reconciled as true even by the schismatics. The creation of the scientific method, the understanding that logic and reason are part of faith (which is precisely why it was Catholic monks that essentially invented the scientific method), a concept expressly rejected by Protestants, and all of the essential truths and sacraments of Christianity from the very first.

If you are simply objective enough to put aside the lies you were raised with, and investigate actual Catholicism honestly, starting at the beginning, you will inevitably see how any other option is woefully inadequate.

And even at a basic secular level, you can see why even a corrupted and now detached splinter group like the Eastern “Orthodox” will (and is) faring better than most, simply due to the ancient truths that still hold a heavy weight over it. Ancient truths that are simply non existent in Protestantism, or worse, replaced with flat out lies.

Don’t take my word for it, I mean, sure, you can read the two books I wrote on it and save yourself a lot of time because I always give you the references so you can verify it for yourself, but honestly, I don’t care how you go about it; I’d just really like for you to actually study the origins of Christianity. Go read the works of the Patristic fathers from the first 200 years after the ascension of Christ, then go on and try and reconcile that with ANY form of Protestantism.

It’s not even about your ego or you feeling stupid, we have ALL been lied to from birth, but as we are told:

Seek, and ye shall find.

Isn’t it about time you started doing some seeking though? Cause the saying is not: sit on your ever expanding arse and it will drop in your lap.

Because Truth Matters

Vox posted about the recent “new” scandal concerning how the Satanic Church of Bergoglio, that is, the impostor Church pretending to be the Catholic Church has been funding the mass criminal border invasion of rapists, thieves, murderers and other illegals into Italy and Europe.

He ended with this comment:

One of the reasons I refuse to tolerate the never-ending internecine Christian civil wars is that I see no point in paying attention to labels and dogma when the spiritual version of WWIII is currently in full effect. If, at this point, you can’t recognize the difference between those who are actively and knowingly serving Clown World and those who are doing their best, however misguided they might be, to serve Jesus Christ, your opinion is irrelevant.

When you consider the current landscape of what passes for Christianity, it’s good that people like Vox exist.

But as far as actual Christians are concerned, people like me, or, more importantly, the structure within which I exist, are absolutely pivotal.

Allow me to expound a bit.

In military terms, the current landscape of Christianity is essentially a post-apocalyptic hellscape where bandits and demons roam the radioactive plains.

There are rumours everywhere of these quasi-mythical people known variously as crusaders, bishops, priests, exorcists and so on, all of whom are on the side of Good and Beauty and Justice and God; but at each turn that the wandering survivors try to find or reach any such guru or “church” or group of survivors, all they find are charlatans, impostors, frauds, con men, child traffickers, slavers, pedophiles and murderers.

In this analogy, Vox is like an honest guy who is waving a flag with a cross on it, who tries to do right by any and all that want to join his group of survivors. A community of sorts is formed and produces a certain synergy of results. They communicate, help each other over their CB radios and so on. And it is good such communities and bands of would-be Christians exist.

However, logically, either actual Christians, the quasi-mythological ones with the Crusaders, the Bishops, the Priests, the Exorcists and so on exist or they do not. Even more importantly, either those type of Christians were based in a real, actual, reality of God that is true and real, or else they were just a more coherent version of the ragtag bunch of shell-shocked survivors that call themselves “christian” that gather round the likes of Vox.

Now, if there is no God, if the Bible is just a human creation without any divine design within it, then, it matters little which band of deluded fools you join. Although, even then, a more convinced group of deluded fools will tend to achieve more per capita, in real terms.

But… if God is real, and Good, and Loving, and Just, then… He must, logic and reason dictate, have rules. And not loose, fly by night, anything-goes kinda rules. And if one looks at history objectively, it becomes patently clear to anyone of normal intelligence that is not already indoctrinated in a false religion, that Catholicism, from the year 33 to 1958, has been the absolutely best thing that has ever happened to Humanity.

The fruits of it are undeniable.

As are the fruits of the rotten, secularisation and perversion of Christianity that is the result of Protestantism, or the “do whatever you want” version of Churchianity, with 40,000 denominations and counting — 40,000 if one is charitable, for not only each “church” but each individual in Protestantism is his own Pope, Bishop, Priest, Confessor and everything else rolled into one, it’s the very essence of that rebellion against God that professes itself to be “Christianity” known as Protestantism—

So. While the road is indeed hard and narrow, if God is real, then two things must, necessarily hold true:

1. His Church must continue to exist right up to the End Times, even if much reduced and persecuted, and,

2. His is the ONLY Church that matters. Everyone else outside of it is simply wrong.

And no matter how good their intentions, people who can’t do basic math can’t build functioning and functional high rise buildings, bridges beyond very limited ones, or anything else that constitutes a lasting civilisation.

And the same is true of people who, while perhaps being very well intentioned have the most fundamental and basic rules of life and reality, wrong.

The future, if there is one, most certainly will not be made by some random Protestant “denomination” or group. Precisely because the very concept of proper cohesion and co-operation between such people is ultimately flawed and impossible to a degree that means it cannot last. And while historically vipers have always infiltrated the true Church, the current times make that particular offence far leas likely.

Sedevacantists (i.e. the ONLY actual Catholics left, ergo, the only actual Christians left) are so clear, strict and aware of the rules that given their relatively small size and familiarity with each other, any hint of falsehood, infiltration or corruption is immediately placed under the spotlight. As it should be.

Of course, every charlatan and fraud under the sun will scream the loudest that we Sedevacantists are just like “everyone else” that is frauds and schismatics and whatever else, and indeed the loudest screamers are the very impostors pretending to be or represent the Catholic Church.

And even the well-intentioned but ultimately wrong among people like those who gather around Vox will remain confused and deceived and probably see people like me as just some kind of ornery contrarians, but, how else would the innumerate who try and fail for five centuries in a row to build a single high-rise building greet what to them appears to be just another sect of people who, like them, can’t do basic math?

Especially since most of them are completely unaware that unlike their “churches” sedevacantist ones are usually filled to capacity and in fact growing, and growing with young couples who make a lot of children.

So, let the Vox Days of the world gather the well-intentioned. It certainly beats them wandering around the wastelands to be eaten by the mutants passing themselves off as good human beings, but as time passes, it will eventually become clear to those who have eyes to see, that there is only ONE true, holy, apostolic, and infallible church, and it is the Catholic one and always has been. And though much reduced in size (as the Bible itself even predicts) it will continue to the end, until the return of Christ.

And it is all those who fail to discern this, whose opinions will ultimately be totally irrelevant.

Like it or not, believe it or not, that group of crusaders, bishops, priests, exorcists and so on, that what most think are legends are based on, not only did exist, they continue to do so, in an unbroken apostolic thread, from Christ to today.

And like it or not, believe it or not, you can’t make up your own rules.

Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus.

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Sibling Cooperation

The four year old leads the three year old into the tool shed which he knows he’s not supposed to go into without me. There are power tools in there but nothing connected or that can be switched on. At most he can trip and bump himself against a shovel or something.

The wife sees them sneaking in and lets me know.

I observe from afar and they come out and one of them says to the other, “Ok, now let’s go back inside.”

Their secret mission of minor rebellion achieved in what they think is complete success and conspiratorial loyalty, they return to the main house in harmony.

This is how you know you’re parenting them right.

Good Fan Mail

The reader that sent me an email with a picture of four of my books he is reading this year (see a few posts back) also does readings of books he enjoys on Youtube, his channel is small and just a hobby, but for the millennials among you who are reading-challenged, perhaps if you ask him nicely he might select a book you like to read.

As every writer who is honest knows, we enjoy receiving good fan mail. It certainly makes a difference from the stalkers, unhinged, fed-psyops, and outright hate mail anyway. And on balance I receive a lot more good fan mail than bad one, but People like Stephen truly give a writer a sense of achievement, because he articulates well the things he appreciated and as they resonate with my intent in terms of my writing, it gives one a sense of having managed to accomplish what we set out to do.

So I hope you enjoy his channel and that in due course perhaps he might blog too. He certainly seems to be an interesting person in his own right anyway.

UPDATE: I actually went to see one of his videos and he certainly gives me high praise from about 4 minutes in, here. And I was correct in thinking he is an interesting character.

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