A lot of water under the bridge, but only variations on the same narratives

It has been a long time since I last wrote - close to 9 months. A lot has happened since then, but truly, it has been all variations on the same themes, both in the secular and the ecclesiastical worlds. The details may have changed but the narratives have remained practically identical since my last entry.

In the Church, Bergoglio has continued cracking down on anything resembling Catholicism, what with Traditionis Custodes in July and a response to his own dubia to the same document which made things even worse. Doubless I shall write more about that. On top of that the usual diet of heresy and insults. In other words, just another year in the Bergoglian papacy.

In the secular world, reopenings and emergence of 'new variants' whenever things seem to be calming down. The only true change from last May when I wrote last is that we now have forced injections introduced by Western governments, with others in non-Western countries following suit. The big disappointment has been Russia, where Vladimir Putin has been a massive disappointment.

Now we have talk of war in Ukraine - which I insist is yet another media hoax - and stories of even worse diseases coming from China - with no evidence presented of their existence. It does seem as though many in the bash China crowd really want to turn the clock back to 2019 and start the whole Covid-19 hoax all over again. I cannot understand why else they are pushing the story about hemorragic fever in China with not even the accompanying fake footage that we had in 2019 at the outset of the Covid-19 scamdemic.

As I have been mainly pre-occupied with keeping track of the Covid-19 lies, I have had little time for ecclesiastical details, and little time for much else. That must change as it seems as though the Covid-19 narratives are also shifting, and Bergoglio has intensified his attacks on the Faith.

There are large protests in Canada, and truck convoys have also sprung up in Europe, Australia, the U.S. and possibly even other places we have not heard about. 

There are rumours that Bergoglio will issue even more restrictions on the practice of authentic Catholicism by banning the Mass on certain Sundays - 1st Sundays - and Feast days, presumably. We do not have any details on these as far as I have been able to ascertain, but if we keep in mind a simple rule with Bergoglio, we shall not be shocked, and the rule is "the worse the rumours are with Bergoglio the more likely they are to be true".

In brief, there will be much to write about in the coming weeks and months, and I vow to make an effort to stay on top of things and offer commentary.

Meanwhile, I continue to insist that every Catholic has a duty to join in on anti-Covid-19 protests. We can also join in on anti-Bergoglio protests by attending the True Roman Rite Mass and avoiding the Novus Ordo pseudo-Mass. 

If we start there, then at least we are on the right side of things.