On silence about the papal tyrant

"He who does not bellow the truth when he knows the truth makes himself the accomplice of liars and forgers." ~Charles Peguy

ELIZABETH YORE

MAY 12

Now we learn. For a dozen long miserable years, they all kept their mouths shut about Bergoglio. They all covered up the chaotic madness of this man, yet whispering and gossiping and cowering in the halls of Casa Santa Marta about the man in white.

They breathed not a word about the man, who subjected the Catholic Church to 12 years of brutal tyranny, blatant material heresy, vindictive psychopathy, and rampant predator protection. Only now, the truth emerges from his collaborators that Bergoglio is safely and securely entombed. Everyone is breathing a sigh of relief, as the whispers from the curia, the college of cardinals, and even, Bishop Georg Ganswein, the Pope’s Head of Household, who remarked obliquely about Bergoglio:

“Now a new phase opens. I sense some widespread relief. The season of arbitrariness is over. We can begin to rely on a papacy that can guarantee stability and rely on existing structures, without overturning and upsetting them.”

Why didn’t you stand up for stability, Bishop Ganswein? Why did you sit by and let him overturn structures? Why did you remain silent when Bergoglio upset systems and people?

Why?

There’s more revelations about Bergoglio coming to light.

Vatican insiders now disclose he was on psychotropic drugs even before he became Pope to stabilize his mood and his obvious penchant for irrational outbursts. Is that the steady hand you want guiding the barque of Peter? Is this the kind of man who should lead 1.4 billion Catholics? Rather, he appears to be the perfect choice of the conniving St. Gallen Mafia.

Now we learn that Bishop Robert Prevost (Pope Leo XIV), the successor to Bergoglio, had several tense uncomfortable encounters with Bergoglio when he was Archbishop of Buenos Aires:

“Yesterday marked 10 years since Pope Francis’ election. I knew Jorge Mario Bergoglio when he was archbishop of Buenos Aires,” the new Pope says in a video, speaking in Spanish. “As the Augustinian General, I’d met him several times. When he was elected, I told some brothers, ‘Great, thank God I’ll never be bishop.’ I won’t say why, but not all meetings with Cardinal Bergoglio were mutually agreeable.”

So, they all knew that Bergoglio, the madhatter from Buenos Aires, reigned by terror and irrationality. Yet, all of them-every last one of them, kept stone cold silent while they watched the Catholic Church melt down under his withering hot temper and heated heretical rhetoric.

Face it, Bergoglio was a cruel wackjob.

Deep censorship existed in the religious and secular media outlets about the widespread unpopularity and instability of Jorge Bergoglio. Those of us who criticized his bizarre actions and troubling statements were branded as fringe outcasts, unmerciful and uncharitable malcontents. Some were even excommunicated-daring to speak the truth about the reality of Bergoglio.

The gig is up. The Vatican and its inhabitants cannot be trusted. They are accomplices and forgers to the Bergoglian lies. It’s called the sin of omission.

We will not forget.