Telegraph got headline a bit wrong when they didn’t say Guyanan terrorist seeks to trash eight centuries of English legal custom but we also need to remember that jury selection is based on the electoral register so we haven’t had access to a jury of our peers for some time, so this is just more of the same. The wedge thickens.
Our Pigeons are English denizens, albeit going by a French name. Apparently Culfre is the AngloSaxon. Culfrication, the act of adoring these creatures, shall be mandatory when I seize power.
You exploit my love of learning new words and repeating them in a knowing tone of voice as if I had come up with them myself - to promote your coo-coo cult?
He has maybe been cruelly inflated by vicious urchins, I have seen on a movie the hideous practice of such children in inserting a straw in the hind of a toad and blowing in air. Looked exactly like this. Perhaps if they used helium it explains his rise.
I think you're giving the Vatican Oligarchs too much credit, Frank.
Remember that there was once a time in which there was a Borgia pope (among several many other degenerates and maybe even a woman) and yet the church of the Vatican hill is still alive after 2000 years.
The church is ruled by men but it was established by Christ. It will only "close shop" if and when Christ wills it.
Oh there’s no closing down of the Catholic faith. I mean to point out the strategic folly of hopping on the liberal bus as it crashes. I think this will time limit the lifespan of the Synodal Church. Which is openly not the Catholic one.
I understand what you mean. And I wholeheartedly agree with you.
My point is just that one shouldn't really bother much about what "puny little men" (as the Incredible Hulk would say) can do in the grand scheme of things. Throughout its history the Catholic Church has been full of advances and regressions. Saints and sinners and the Church of Infinite Mercy even had its own public executioner for several centuries. A Pope or two (or maybe even three or four) may do some damage, but the waters of the river moves on. And I suppose stupid and decadent times inevitably help to create a stupid and decadent times. But as that old jew (now a christian) sang: "The Times They Are A-Changin'..."
New times are coming and so will a new Church inevitably emerge. Only God knows for sure what type of Church it will be. But it will inevitably be the Church for those in need of it.
Nothing good or bad lasts forever. And - as your excellent essays are now demonstrating - even the "Thousand-Year Democracy" of the EU is now collapsing.
Oh you’re quite right about nothing lasting forever. I was once advised to just take no notice of the scandalous modernists and just try to be a good Catholic. I ended up having to talk about this for LifeSiteNews and then felt it my duty to explain what was and is going on - for the benefit of people whose faith, unlike yours, may be called into question by the resulting confusion.
I didn’t initially see the last bit as my phone is on the blink so thank you for your generous praise of my work. I do try my best to make sense of all this, doing the reading and so on, and it is very encouraging to hear it has been of use.
I suppose sometimes faith needs to be put to the test. Like Abraham being asked to sacrifice Isaac. Or our muscles being subjected to heavy weight in the gym, in order to increase and reinforce muscular mass.
Perhaps it's good that the Church faces such stress in order to lose "fat" and gain "muscle".
And as for those with weak or quivering faith: "Mathew, chapter 13" is a good reminder that not every crop is granted to bear fruit. But - when it does - the harvest is always plenty.
Thank you for your work in "plowing the fields", Frank. God bless you.
Courts, judges, attorneys are all doomed. Every aspect of commerce is going digital. Natural Law is coming back full force. Your doctor harms you or your child, you step up, seek justice, punish the doctor. All without legal intervention. It’s raw natural law with nothing to impede it.
I like to think the rot can be stopped and the institutions restored. I have seen in some detail how bad things are (in reality, not online) in these cases but it can and must be done or we are finished. And I think it will be, and that this realisation generally will be among the motive powers for this.
Telegraph got headline a bit wrong when they didn’t say Guyanan terrorist seeks to trash eight centuries of English legal custom but we also need to remember that jury selection is based on the electoral register so we haven’t had access to a jury of our peers for some time, so this is just more of the same. The wedge thickens.
I think you are missing the point here, which is the irresistible rise of His Imperial Majesty the Rt. Hon David Lammy MP.
LAMMY FOR PM! May he continue to fall upwards.
Also I am still triggered at the sight of that pigeon. This is a hatecoo, causing me an online harm.
I did that pigeon just for you, Frank.
Our Pigeons are English denizens, albeit going by a French name. Apparently Culfre is the AngloSaxon. Culfrication, the act of adoring these creatures, shall be mandatory when I seize power.
THE WEDGE THICKENS!
WHAT FRESH HELL IS THIS?
You exploit my love of learning new words and repeating them in a knowing tone of voice as if I had come up with them myself - to promote your coo-coo cult?
Coming to the comments was a mistake.
I do. The Cult of the Culfre has a nice ring (pun, lol, leg rings, lmao) to it, I’m sure you’d agree.
I demand my money’s worth in the comments.
I shall remain a Culfre Kuffar to the end of my days.
He is seriously overweight, amongst other problems.
Lammy is a heavyweight contender for the crown.
He has maybe been cruelly inflated by vicious urchins, I have seen on a movie the hideous practice of such children in inserting a straw in the hind of a toad and blowing in air. Looked exactly like this. Perhaps if they used helium it explains his rise.
Pity poor Strawpump Lammy.
Finally found my way here…with a little help from a comment.
Your humour is very sophisticated so I must focus hard , so to speak.
As a recovering useful idiot I’ve learned the joy of thinking my own thoughts . I deeply appreciate your work .
Thank you.
Ps.
Blessings and appreciation from Sydney Australia.
God bless you too!
Thank you Kaylene and I am glad I have given you a laugh!
I think you're giving the Vatican Oligarchs too much credit, Frank.
Remember that there was once a time in which there was a Borgia pope (among several many other degenerates and maybe even a woman) and yet the church of the Vatican hill is still alive after 2000 years.
The church is ruled by men but it was established by Christ. It will only "close shop" if and when Christ wills it.
Oh there’s no closing down of the Catholic faith. I mean to point out the strategic folly of hopping on the liberal bus as it crashes. I think this will time limit the lifespan of the Synodal Church. Which is openly not the Catholic one.
I understand what you mean. And I wholeheartedly agree with you.
My point is just that one shouldn't really bother much about what "puny little men" (as the Incredible Hulk would say) can do in the grand scheme of things. Throughout its history the Catholic Church has been full of advances and regressions. Saints and sinners and the Church of Infinite Mercy even had its own public executioner for several centuries. A Pope or two (or maybe even three or four) may do some damage, but the waters of the river moves on. And I suppose stupid and decadent times inevitably help to create a stupid and decadent times. But as that old jew (now a christian) sang: "The Times They Are A-Changin'..."
New times are coming and so will a new Church inevitably emerge. Only God knows for sure what type of Church it will be. But it will inevitably be the Church for those in need of it.
Nothing good or bad lasts forever. And - as your excellent essays are now demonstrating - even the "Thousand-Year Democracy" of the EU is now collapsing.
Oh you’re quite right about nothing lasting forever. I was once advised to just take no notice of the scandalous modernists and just try to be a good Catholic. I ended up having to talk about this for LifeSiteNews and then felt it my duty to explain what was and is going on - for the benefit of people whose faith, unlike yours, may be called into question by the resulting confusion.
I didn’t initially see the last bit as my phone is on the blink so thank you for your generous praise of my work. I do try my best to make sense of all this, doing the reading and so on, and it is very encouraging to hear it has been of use.
Maybe it's all part of God's plan, in the end.
I suppose sometimes faith needs to be put to the test. Like Abraham being asked to sacrifice Isaac. Or our muscles being subjected to heavy weight in the gym, in order to increase and reinforce muscular mass.
Perhaps it's good that the Church faces such stress in order to lose "fat" and gain "muscle".
And as for those with weak or quivering faith: "Mathew, chapter 13" is a good reminder that not every crop is granted to bear fruit. But - when it does - the harvest is always plenty.
Thank you for your work in "plowing the fields", Frank. God bless you.
God bless you too my friend
See the post on Pascendi I made on Monday for more on this. Next Frankly video explores this too.
Courts, judges, attorneys are all doomed. Every aspect of commerce is going digital. Natural Law is coming back full force. Your doctor harms you or your child, you step up, seek justice, punish the doctor. All without legal intervention. It’s raw natural law with nothing to impede it.
I like to think the rot can be stopped and the institutions restored. I have seen in some detail how bad things are (in reality, not online) in these cases but it can and must be done or we are finished. And I think it will be, and that this realisation generally will be among the motive powers for this.