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Bergoglio is NOT “peacefully and universally” accepted as Pope

One of the arguments you will hear effeminates make, desperately trying to avoid acknowledging the reality of the Bergoglian Antipapacy qua Antipapacy, is that Bergoglio is the Pope because he is “peacefully and universally accepted” as such by The Church.  The Church, being indefectible, therefore, could never make such a mistake.

We could go down several rabbit holes here, the most obvious of which are the questions of truth being determined by popular opinion (aka mob rule), and the question of who, exactly, gets a “vote” in determining what is true – does Nancy Pelosi get a vote? Does James Martin, Ethh-jay, get a vote? Does Cardinal Coccopalmerio (spiritual father of the cocaine gay orgy set) get a vote?  Like I said, rabbit holes, and deep ones at that.

But those questions are not what this piece is about.  This piece is about disabusing one and all of the lie that Antipope Bergoglio is “peacefully and universally accepted to be Pope Francis”. He is not.

My sources in Rome (whom I think have proved themselves) have said for a while now, and reconfirmed recently, that there is talk inside the Curia of Bergoglio being an antipope.  Among this population, the consensus is that “there is nothing we can do except wait for Bergoglio to die”.  This notion that “there is nothing we can do” is, of course, completely wrong and is a pure function of effeminacy.  As I have said many times before, ONE PRESS CONFERENCE COULD CHANGE THE COURSE OF HISTORY.  One. Press. Conference.

Let it be noted that these same people never sat around and discussed whether or not Pope Benedict XVI (before his failed attempt to half-resign) was the Pope, or whether JPII was the Pope.  Some of these men disliked Ratzinger, and some disliked JPII, but no one questioned whether or not these men were the Pope.  But Bergoglio?  Oh yes, whether or not Bergoglio is the Pope is a real, serious topic of conversation inside the Vatican, and has been for years now.  It is also a topic of conversation among an ever-growing number of priests, and there are a growing number of priests that say the Mass of the Ages who commemorate either “the Pope” without saying a name, or who commemorate Pope Benedict by name at the Te Igitur.

So, that does away with the “universality” argument.  Now to the question of “peace”.  My Roman sources reconfirm that the Curia, Bishops and Cardinals are nearly all “scared witless” of Bergoglio.  The few remaining Catholics are terrified of what further damage Bergoglio is going to do (eliminate priestly celibacy, female ordination, promulgate a new, non-Catholic faux-Mass, etc.) Almost all of the rest of them are terrified of losing their position, career track, and, as I have been screaming for years now, being taken down by the near-universal connection to sodomy and the sexual abuse of children and seminarians.  I think it is safe to say that there is not one Catholic bishop alive today that is more than one degree of separation from a sodomite scandal.  Every bishop COULD be intimidated, coerced or blackmailed with, at the very least, the charge of “why didn’t you do something” or “why did you look the other way?”  I covered that HERE. Obedience to the “pope” has nothing to do with it.  They’re all blackmailable.

So, would you call that “peace”?

Would you call North Korea a “peaceful” society?  Walk the streets of North Korea and I’m sure you will find them to be quiet and even orderly.  Tell the people of North Korea how their society is an example of “peace”, and how fortunate they are to get to live under the “peaceful” Kim regime.  After all, the North Koreans UNIVERSALLY accept the Kim regime, don’t they?  Nevermind the mortal fear every one of them lives under every day.  Details, details….

And make no mistake, for the Vatican to be analogized to North Korea is exactly what Bergoglio wants.  Bergoglio is a Diabolical Narcissist Psychopath.  His obsession is POWER.  All he cares about is his own personal power, of which money and sex are subsets, and his appetite is insatiable. Bergoglio hates God and is trying to prove that he is more powerful than God.  Exactly like Lucifer.

Peace isn’t the absence of war, folks.  Peace is the perfect application of Justice in Charity.

I wrote the following piece in December of ARSH 2011, before any one of us had ever heard the accursed name of Bergoglio.  I wrote it about the former United States.  I republish it now, unaltered, and its application to the Bergoglian Antipapcy is even more direct and clear than to the former U.S. in the throes of the Obama/Clinton regime.

The One About… BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS

(Originally penned and posted on December 12, ARSH 2011.)

Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called children of God.
Matthew 5: 9

Well, according to all of the readers out there who attend the United Church of Insipid Music, General Dumb@$$ery and Worshiping of Our Own Self-Esteem, this Beatitude guarantees me a special place in hell involving a spit, a large fire of the “bon” variety, and a pack of starving hyenas. I certainly may spend eternity roasting on a spit being eternally consumed by hyenas, but it won’t be because of my failure to act as a peacemaker.

While it seems deeply counter-intuitive at first blush to think of an assault rifle-wielding wench who spends her spare time giving rowdy musloids driving directions to her home in a decidedly Dirty Harry-meets-Loretta Young pose as a “peacemaker”, the truth is, that is exactly what I’m doing.

In order to understand this, we have to get beyond Pastor Ashton, his super-fun rockband, and his Crackerjack chickenpoop “seminary training”. Dude, if those seminary curricula get any shallower, we are going to have bacteria beaching themselves en masse. I’m convinced that the totality of most modern Christian theological training consists of training Pastor Ashton and his ilk to figure out a dozen different ways of taking six minutes between the rockband and the interpretive dance number (barf) to tell people that they need to “learn to encounter the presence of the Holy Spirit in their lives.” Uh, okay, Thomas Aquinas. Would you mind explaining just what EXACTLY that MEANS? Seriously. That’s like handing me a clod of dryer lint and a darning needle and telling me to go make a Blu-Ray player. I’ll get right on that. You betcha.

The problem we have here with this Beatitude is that the meaning of the word “peace” has been distorted over the course of the 20th century. Hold on to your britches, because here comes the truth:

PEACE IS NOT THE ABSENCE OF WAR. 
PEACE IS THE FULL APPLICATION OF JUSTICE IN CHARITY WITHIN A SOCIETY.

Let’s use North Korea as our object lesson. North Korea has been in a state of armistice since July 27, ARSH 1953. But, the people of North Korea have been enslaved under a despotic, and frankly bat-poop crazy dynastic dictatorship ever since. The North Korean people are held in slavery to this nutty regime by a combination of engineered starvation, brainwashing, and concentration camps. If you go to North Korea it is very, very quiet and very, very orderly. But is that PEACE? Absolutely not. PEACE can only come to the people of North Korea if they rise up, with help, and overthrow the Kim family and the human slime that enable them in the North Korean government and military, throw open the 38th parallel and reunite them with their fellow Koreans on the Southern half of the peninsula. In other words, the only way the North Koreans can ever have peace is by the forcible application of JUSTICE upon the Kim regime. And that would involve war against the Kim regime.

So yes, you are hearing that right: sometimes peacemaking requires insurrection or war.Sometimes the only way to achieve the full application of justice in charity is to gear up and kick some @$$.

Conversely, the refusal to live up to one’s responsibility to see justice done is a failure in charity to one’s community, nation or society. Refusing to enforce justice actually causes the LOSS OF PEACE and tranquil order, and thus pacifism, like all lies, actually yields exactly the opposite of what it promises. Pacifism doesn’t yield peace, it yields WAR, DISORDER, TUMULT and SUFFERING. This is the meaning of Amos 5:15

Hate evil, and love good, and establish judgment in the gate: it may be the Lord the God of hosts may have mercy on the remnant of Joseph.
Amos 5:15

The phrase “judgment in the gate” means justice in the courts and seats of authority. In other words, do your duty in charity to God and your fellow men, both the innocent and the guilty, by enforcing just laws and waging wars of self-defense and defense of allies when necessary.

This is why law enforcement officers are called “peace officers”. That isn’t irony, it is truth. The very men who are trained to use billy clubs and firearms against criminals are trained and called to do so in order to see justice done in charity and thus MAINTAIN THE PEACE. Wyatt Earp was gifted a revolver by the people of Dodge City with a plaque on the butt with the word “Peacemaker” engraved on it. This wasn’t snark or irony on the part of the citizens of Dodge City. It was a statement of truth. Peace is the state of applied justice in charity within a society, and thus it is completely appropriate to emblazon a gun with the word “peacemaker”.

Does this sound familiar at all? Can you think of any examples whereby a nation failed to enforce its own laws in a spirit of “tolerance” and “pacifism”, and eventually moral sloth and callous indifference, and in that failure to see justice done upon criminals, both within and without, allowed a cancer of crime, theft, terrorism and general evil to metastasize and destroy said nation, and eventually an entire civilization? Hmmm?

So as much as some folks don’t want to hear this, every time I call out musloids and psychopath politicians and crony oligarchs, what I am doing is trying in my strange way to inspire a shift towards JUSTICE and the craving and demanding of justice in our nation, society and world, so that in that application of justice there can be the ultimate harvest of true, lasting, genuine PEACE. I am not so stupid or deluded to think that laying low and going-along-to-get-along is going to lead to anything except an escalation of injustice, suffering and eventual violence and death at the hands of the very people that our sick culture demands we “tolerate”.

This stupid nonsense all started decades ago when so-called Christian clergy began to twist and pervert the words of Our Lord in the Beatitudes into the lie of pacifism and touted effeminacy as a virtue and virility as a sin. Today’s ministers [Catholic clergy] are just too stupid, intellectually lazy, cowardly and money-obsessed to preach the truth. And so all they can say between rockband numbers is, “Always be nice!” while civilization [The Church] crumbles around them. Fools.

Financial Friday Barnhardt Podcast #017: We are the Gold



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In this episode we lay some conceptual groundwork for next week’s discussion of cypto-currency by defining the difference between money and currency, going into detail about the fundamental source of value behind money. We also talk about the bubble-inducing effects “forced charity” through government spending of tax revenues on things like education and healthcare, and how the institutional Church is right in the middle of — and profiting from! — this forced charity scheme.

Feedback: send your questions, comments, or alternative definitions for money and currency to [email protected] — and email [email protected] if you have suggestions for where to buy BTC (BitCoin) without visiting the dark web, meeting with gangsters, or getting a knock on my door by someone in a dark suit who is wearing an earpiece…

Distinction between money and currency:
Money, in concept, is the fungible proxy for the aggregation of wealth, real property, and services which are the product of human life and the capacity to produce things of value whereas currency are the exchangeable units of value that can be used for performing economic transactions.

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Barnhardt Podcast Drinking Game – Official Rules

From a listener:

The “Barnhardt Podcast Drinking Game”

Words/phrases worth 1 shot:

* Antipope
* Faggot
* Dude
* Reportage
* Bathhouse
* Paradigm
* Ginormous

Worth 2 shots:

* Bullshit
* Former United States
* Crazy-pants theory

Worth 3 shots:

* Pope Benedict the 16th Ratzinger, gloriously reigning
* No, no, no, no, no! (at least five no’s in a row)
* Superfun Rockband Church

Worth 4 shots:

* Shape-shifting lizard Joooo

Barnhardt Podcast #016: Saint Mary Magdalene is a Catholic, NOT a shameless Lutheran Feminist



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In this episode we continue discussing the topic of our need to have sorrow for our sins, a sense of shame for what is wrong, and a healthy fear of the Lord. We also profile Saint Mary Magdalene as the exemplar of how to repent of one’s sins — and Ann utterly destroys the notion that Mary Magdalene was some sort of proto-feminist. We also review what is required in terms of contrition for a valid Sacramental confession.

Feedback: send your questions, comments, or suggestions for growing in sorrow of sin to [email protected]

Artwork:

The Penitent Magdalene by Donatello

The Penitent Magdalene by Guido Reni

Recommended Reading for this week (and every week!):

Timestamp Outline:

  • 0:00 Intro and SuperNerdMedia.com launch and announcements
  • 03:25 Brief recap of previous Podcast episode on shame, sorrow for sin, Modernist/Bergoglian lie that either your sins aren’t sins, or that they simply don’t matter, healthy cultures self-police through shame, subsidiarity
  • 09:30 Aside on the extent of sodomitical infiltration of the Church and the Vatican in particular, which points to actual satanism being practiced inside the Vatican today
  • 14:45 Examples of pre-1960s societal concern for preventing scandal and not normalizing or desensitizing people to sin
  • 17:35 Shamelessness in sin is Lutheranism
  • 18:18 The two Bergoglian Axioms: Mercy = Permissiveness and Charity = Indifference
  • 19:10 St. Alphonsus Liguori on the abuse of the Divine Mercy
  • 24:30 No one can ever, ever give you permission to commit a sin – NO ONE.
  • 27:20 Jesus is NOT giving us permission to sin – EVER.
  • 29:26 Bergoglio’s popularity is a pure function of his ratification of sin, heresy and even of apostasy. A warning to “professional Catholics”. The two types of scandal: incitement to sin and loss of faith.
  • 31:48 Blessed Virgin Mary’s words in her Magnificat: God is merciful to those that FEAR HIM. Discussion of servile and filial fear.
  • 32:57 The lie that Christ says, “Meh, it’s okay” to our sin. IT’S NOT OKAY.
  • 34:33 The closer we draw to God and advance in sanctity, the more our sins (past and present) should mortify us
  • 35:55 The interior freedom that comes with advancing in sanctity. A warning against pride and the need for true humility.
  • 37:18 Filial fear of the Lord – not wanting to hurt or disappoint your Beloved
  • 42:16 Don’t be afraid to go to confession, especially if you are struggling with an habitual sin. Explanation of imperfect vs. perfect contrition for sin
  • 50:10 A great place to find people who can recommend a good priest confessor is Planned Parenthood slaughterhouses – ask the protesters.
  • 51:08 St. Mary Magdalene as the exemplar of penitence and how she has been blasphemously hijacked as a mascot for feminism and shamelessness
  • 56:05 St. Mary Magdalene as depicted in art – ALWAYS penitent
  • 1:00:00 The closer you get to God, the more you realize how horrific your sins are, and the more you should experience the grace of shame
  • 01:04:23 Enjoining St. Mary Magdalene to pray to God for us for the gift of tears. St. Mary Magdalene is present with us, along with all saints and all angels, at every Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The temporal and spatial transcendence of the once-for-all Sacrifice of Calvary through the Mass.
  • 01:17:53 Matthew 17:20 Initiative
  • 01:22:45 The importance of praying for The Church

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Mailbag: I wanna go home and clean the stove….

(For the “Making it all worthwhile” file…)

Ann,
I just read the one about cleaning up the kitchen and I’ve got to say I’m deeply moved. Thank you for that. I’m a trad Catholic who was all excited to get married and have 20+ kids and then had the rude awakening that I’m pretty much barren and will be lucky to ever have 1. We’re still hoping and praying but in the meantime I’m working outside the home and *often* complain about the housework. What a great reminder that even without the children that made it all seem so much more wonderful in my head, that cleaning up and taking care of my husband is a gift. I’m sitting here at work tearing up and wanting to go home and clean my stove. Thank you 🙂

God bless,
A