Oct. 9, 2025 - Bannon's War Room
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| Stephen K. Banner. | ||
| Good evening. | ||
| Hanwell here at the Helm, Steve Bannon's War Room. | ||
| Welcome to the show. | ||
| This is Wednesday, 8th of October, Anno Domini 2025. | ||
| Well, after about four and a half, five months of being in office, Pope Leo appears to be quite comfortably settling in to his role. | ||
| And that role, by all accounts, seems to be leader of the opposition. | ||
| Today, in the first 10-50 minutes of the show, we're gonna be having an analysis on exactly what Pope Leo is doing. | ||
| And it seems to be putting in the crosshairs the Trump administration's flagship policies, specifically to do with immigration and the new department for war. | ||
| To explain more, we've got Frank Walker from Canon 212. | ||
| Frank, as always, thanks for for being with us on Wednesday evening. | ||
| Tell me, first of all, let's do the um the speech at the at Sunday, on Sunday, uh where Pope Leo said the coldness of indifference. | ||
| Uh he said that immigrants should not be treated with the coldness of indifference or the stigma of discrimination. | ||
| This is clearly a forefrontal attack on the deportations policy of the present white house administration. | ||
| Tell us a bit more about the context uh and what went on on Sunday. | ||
| Well, he he's he's doubling down, is what he's doing because it was just a week ago that he made the uh the statement that you know went around the world that uh Liz called his um who am I to judge moment uh uh calling accusing people uh who support Trump's policy on deportations, which is I think the vast majority of Americans not pro-life. | ||
| And so he he came again this weekend doubling down, and he said that uh yeah, he accused people who uh believe in legal immigration and and controlled borders of discrim being discriminatory, which is such a loaded word. | ||
| You know, the the word discrimination, it it's a word that they've been using for years. | ||
| Uh to mean what it doesn't, but you know, to mean not racist. | ||
| It's accusing us of being racist, but really it's just a mental process of of making a decision. | ||
| Um he used that, he accuses of racism, and he said that he's going to we we have to create a new missionary age because this is the there's there's so many jubilees this year, and this is the jubilee of migrants and also us also another jubilee at the same time, and so he's putting them together and he's saying that we're gonna renew the face of the church, so it's a completely different church. | ||
| But people who are are are Catholics and have been Catholics for all these 60 years of this new crazy church, they know that when they say renew, they mean destroy. | ||
| And so the missionary is not us going out. | ||
| The missionary is is the uncont the un-Catholic lands coming here. | ||
| It doesn't mean they're gonna become Catholic, it doesn't mean that they're gonna bring the culture. | ||
| It's just a bunch of tricks. | ||
| And at the end of this speech, uh and in the piece here, they they give him a hard time about the off-the-cuff remarks that he made last week. | ||
| Just recently they asked him about this again about Trump uh and his troops in Chicago, and he said, Oh no, I don't want to speak about politics. | ||
| So, and all the Trad Inc., remember Trad Inc., they learned their lesson. | ||
| They said, look at Pope. | ||
| He's learned not to make off-the-cuff remarks. | ||
| So that was another thing he got a hard time about in this piece here at this speech. | ||
| So let's have a have a look at this. | ||
| Firstly, when the Novus Ordo Church, which many would maintain isn't the Roman Catholic Church, and I'm one of the people who would maintain that, Frank. | ||
| I think you're you're another. | ||
| When the Novus Ordo regime talks about inverted commas becoming Catholic, it's clear that what they mean by that term is a superficial self-identification, right? | ||
| I will become Catholic, I will I will present as Catholic as easy as a man might say uh equally erroneously that he's going to become a woman or or vice versa, right? | ||
| Um it's just it's a it's a superficial label of identification, because of course, to become Catholic, or to become evangelical, right? | ||
| You need to believe the substance of that of the faith with with all in all its minutiae, or at least if you don't know the full details, be open to to accepting that once you once you've studied it and become informed to it. | ||
| What the what the what the what the superficial entity institution that calls itself the the the Catholic Church means, therefore, when talking about people becoming Catholic, um it's it's simply a uh a superficial they're they're talking about people adapting a superficial label to themselves. | ||
| That's the first important thing to flag up, right? | ||
| The second important thing, and I'll talk it's a spirit it's a spiritual thing. | ||
| It's it's uh you know what is it is it Hebrews? | ||
| Um faith is the substance of things hoped for, evidence of of things unseen, right? | ||
| That is what you're you're fundamentally buying into. | ||
| Uh your your um if you if if you convert, I prefer the term conversion rather than becoming Catholic, right? | ||
| If you convert, either in the Catholic sphere or in the evangelical sphere, what you're doing is opening your will and your intellect to accept everything that is taught as part of the of those faith schema, it's not a superficial label of identification to put on your social media profile. | ||
| And of course, that's that's the big problem with the Novus Ordo Church, right? | ||
| Because following the Second Vatican Council, the Catholic Church effectively substituted faith for sentiment for sentimentality. | ||
| Um that is the that is the and you see this no way more clearly than on and and and these incredible um world youth day events that the Catholic Church goes to, I think is it what every four years? | ||
| Um you see how badly this it's painful to watch, and and and you see how uh how superficial the identification is with Catholicism, and it's but it's based on sentimentality. | ||
| Of course, John Paul II is it has a lot to answer for um with regards to that. | ||
| But the second thing, Frank, and I'm gonna talk about this a little more with Jenny later on in the show, is that we have right now there is something that that that Leo is saying which is which is true that that we're um as he says, the church is uh experiencing a new missionary age, and I think the public and gruesome martyrdom of Charlie Kirk has um is is a major tributary into that particular river, right? | ||
| But there is an um we are entering a new missionary age, and the the evidence for that, Frank Walker, is that you see so many young guys that the most difficult category of all to catechise to teach uh are our young adult historically, | ||
| at least since the you know in the since the 20th century, a young adult men, um, and these are the this is the very category which is now accelerating forward um in interest and enthusiasm, not just in the Catholic church, the Catholic Church, uh, you see this in tradit the traditionalism, absolutely, traditional Catholic, absolutely. | ||
| Um, you see this in the in the evangelical church as well, you know, all the all the polls are showing this. | ||
| That is evidence of this new missionary age, and I as I say, we're gonna dig into this with Jenny a little later, but you tell me because no one studies the um the media, the Catholic media, the going on more closely than you. | ||
| You do it every day, you know, when you're updating canon 212. | ||
| You tell me, right? | ||
| That part is true. | ||
| We are entering into a new missionary age. | ||
| I think that's when the is so clearly tacking a line against the present present administration, though. | ||
| Tell me how that is going to go down with this cohort, which is searching out for the first time Christian truths. | ||
| Well, I think they're going to be well, well, that's a big question, you know, because uh you get so many comments that um hold up uh Pope uh Leo as an example of why not to be Catholic, and so it you know it may steer them away from the Catholic Church, but I would I would I think that this re uh revival is miraculous, and I think that it will be um you know continue to be a sort of a miraculous thing. | ||
| I know there's a study in France that I read uh last week that says that the Islamization of France is key, and so that may have a lot to do with it, the Islamization and as it in the UK and growing in the United States, but I think that there I think that I always say, like Ferris Bueller when when they tried to Matri D try to kick him out of that restaurant, um, he said, I'm not gonna let a guy like I'm not gonna be kicked out of a place like this by a guy like that. | ||
| And you should look that way in the whole video. | ||
| And I hope that these I hope that these young men are are are being drawn through the through Mary and and through things like the rosary. | ||
| So many evangelicals say the rosary and and uh drawn to the Catholic church, they should remember that. | ||
| Don't let these political, and he's made himself so clearly political, even Christian Hawkins. | ||
| He he's not only made himself an enemy of MAGA, he's made himself an enemy of the rhinos in Congress. | ||
| He's he's completely on the stupid side now. | ||
| And so all of you good conservatives who are growing up and are trying to raise families and trying to improve things. | ||
| Don't let the don't let these people who have been planted, like Archbishop Egon said, the deep church. | ||
| Don't let the deep church and their matries drive you out of the Catholic church. | ||
| Let you know, consider it for what it is historically, and like you're saying, Van, spiritually. | ||
| Look at what the actual teachings are, they're available to you. | ||
| Don't let bishops and people who are compromised, you know. | ||
| It the Catholic Church has been a target forever, but it's particularly in this last century, because for the enemies of civilization for hundreds of years, and that's why it's been so ruined. | ||
| But look at the underground church, like we like to talk about here, and what does the underground church have to show you about the past, about the apostles, about Christ himself, about your own culture. | ||
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That's that's what I think about that. | |
| You heard it there, folks. | ||
| You heard it there. | ||
| Frank Ferris Buller Walker lays it out for you. | ||
| Don't folks, don't let people like you be driven out of the church by people like that. | ||
| That is per that is so perfect and succinct. | ||
| Now, look, let me say this, right? | ||
| I, you know, 25 years ago, I I crossed the tiber myself. | ||
| Um, and there's nothing more that I'd like to see than Protestants accept coming in, accepting the fullness of the Catholic faith, the traditional Catholic faith. | ||
| That's not why we do this show, however. | ||
| This show we love the fact that that evangelicals are watching this and drawing something out of it, but this is not a conversion exercise this show. | ||
| This show primarily is a tool specifically for for Catholics, for people in the Catholic sphere, to grow in the strength of their faith to fundamentally one day take the governing of the church into their own hands to take the agency that Christ gave them and take the governance of the church from the hands of these evil men that are driving the church into the ground and have been doing so for many decades, | ||
| based on your obedience, um, to take that back and to repilate the church on the on the correct path. | ||
| That's why we do this church. | ||
| I flag up one thing that Frank Walker just mentioned, which is very important. | ||
| There is something that is going on that the Holy Spirit is doing. | ||
| I don't fully know what it is, but I can see some of the things, right? | ||
| Charlie Kirk, we mentioned him earlier on the show, great evangelical, great exemplar of contemporary evangelical evangelicalism. | ||
| Um was martyred wearing around his neck, I think it was a gift from his wife, Erica, right? | ||
| Thatallion of St. Michael the Archangel, the great Catholic devotion, one of the great Catholic devotions against Satan and and uh and and his dark works. | ||
| Satan whom our Lord called the the the Lord, the Prince of this world, okay. | ||
| Second thing that I want to flag up is Donald Trump, President Donald Trump. | ||
| Nobody's idea of an archetypical traditionalist Catholic, okay, and yet he pushes out on uh I think was it February the 22nd, the um on the feast day of St. Michael the Archangel, the prayer to to St. Michael and wishing all Catholics um good fortune on that day. | ||
| A president a president who's very much, I'm not saying he is a dictionary definition of an evangelical believer, but very much formed in in that mold and very open to evangelicalism and its exponents. | ||
| We see that in the the the prayer the prayer sessions he holds in the um in the over office with the Procedant pastors, right? | ||
| Those are things what what what I would like to suggest, right? | ||
| Evangelical brothers and sisters, Frank, is let's put aside the idea of evangelicals trying to convert Catholics and Catholics trying to convert evangelicals. | ||
| That that that's good that both sides are trying to do it. | ||
| It means that they believe the elements of their faith, but we'll we'll put that aside to another occasion, another day, and another program. | ||
| What I would like to flag up is that there is something in the traditional Catholic devotions like the prayer to St. Michael the Archangel, like the medallion to uh to St. Michael the Archangel, that evangelicals without denying anything proper to evangelicalism can draw a lot of sustenance and support at in the spiritual battle that we face against Satan and darkness. | ||
| Um Frank, that that's what I'd fundamentally like to say. | ||
| I don't know if you have a response to that. | ||
| Well, it's true, there are so many evangelical Catholics out there who are more Catholic than most Catholics, and when and there are so many ways that we share the same faith, we go back to the same scripture, we go back to the same things that we learned from. | ||
| I think Ben, I wanted to mention that when when Trump made that St. Michael statement, he mentioned uh Pope Leo who who wrote uh the the uh St. Michael's Prayer a hundred years or more ago. | ||
| I think that was was a wonderful, very, very, very you know, sometimes you make the most powerful statement by being very, very small about it, very understated. | ||
| But I I I read in that statement that he understands, see the reasoning they came up with Leo the 14th is because they wanted to make him look legitimate and tie him to Leo the 13th, who they use as a way to make their current agenda look like it's from something from the past, but they really exploit it and they twist it. | ||
| Trump understands that he seemed to understand that in that statement by mentioning Pope Leo the Thirteenth. | ||
| He understands that Pope Leo is not the Catholic that Pope Leo the Thirteenth was. | ||
| He understands that Pope the Pope Leo XIV is sort of a stunt, sort of a political stunt. | ||
| And and that's a message to all of us, evangelicals and Catholics, that that's what we're facing here with uh with the Catholic Church and this new Pope. | ||
| So I I wanna I you know I thought that was I was so impressed with that because I could read that in his statement. | ||
| Um the the young guy that puts our Friday show together based here in Italy, young Italo American uh Victorio Franco introduced me to a term he called skin suiting. | ||
| He says that a lot of these people are doing um are skin suiting as Catholics. | ||
| It's a generation Z term, so obviously I'm not gonna get it perfectly correct, but that's the concept. | ||
| People who present on a superficial level as being Catholic, and I think uh President Trump's intuition, if that's what it that's what he's he thinks that um about Leo the 14th vis-a-vis Leo the 13th is absolutely spot on. | ||
| Uh Frank, we'll we'll we'll come back to you, um standby. | ||
| We're gonna come back to you later on in the show as we dig down on exactly what the hierarchy is doing um to to faithful uh in Europe. | ||
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| Jenny, before we come to you, let's have your reaction to some recent goings on in Showia Compliant Great Britain. | ||
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| Police warned passers by to get back before shooting down the suspect behind today's attack outside a synagogue in North Manchester that has left two victims dead and three seriously injured. | ||
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| You heard it there, folks. | ||
| Long live the Intifada. | ||
| That's what they're chanting. | ||
| Jenny, it's absolutely clear to me we're gonna run over this break and carry this um uh after the after the break in five minutes. | ||
| I'm sure there's a lot in the previous segment that we were discussing with Frank Walker that that you would have um insights on that you would want to add to. | ||
| But let's say this, right? | ||
| Following on this argument that there is a new missionary age taking place right now, and you have like that that young 18 to 23 year old cohort, young guys, that most difficult cohort to keep in church, crossing the threshold of the church for the first time in their lives, and what are they going to see now? | ||
| They're going to see that the Anglicans, that worldwide communion that has its largest component, the Church of England has just elected its first female arch layman of Canterbury. | ||
| Um, and I reckon that any normal 20-year-old heterosexual male will look at this, walking into a church and run a million miles. | ||
| Tell us about the UK and what is going on, because there are two forces right now that taking place in the UK right now. | ||
| There's Islamism and this new missionary age amongst young guys, especially taking place. | ||
| And this is the Church of England's response. | ||
| Yes. | ||
| Yeah, that's right. | ||
| That's spot on. | ||
| Um, about the two the two competing forces of uh Islamism and this new Christian revival. | ||
| And I'm sorry to say that the Christian revival is very much behind the eight ball and has a lot of catching up to do very fast in order to compete. | ||
| Um the Islamisation of the United Kingdom has been given a green uh a carte blanche um and for the last several decades, it seems um, and that called open shows the one of the uh most recent results of that, which was of course, as as viewers will know, a synagogue in Manchester was attacked last Wednesday um Yom Kippur, which is the holiest holiday in the Jewish religion. | ||
| And a Syrian uh-born British man who grew up one mile away from the synagogue. | ||
| So he grew up in a community, uh an established old Jewish community in Manchester. | ||
| His name was for real, Jihad. | ||
| That was his first name, Jihad Al Shami. | ||
| His father came to the UK to uh as sort of a refugees, as an asylum seeker from Syria. | ||
| Um, and this is how he repaid the country that welcomed him and raised him. | ||
| Um two people were killed in that attack, as been as has been widely reported. | ||
| A 53-year-old and a 66-year-old. | ||
| One of them, it seems, was shot by the police officers who responded. | ||
| Um, and it was just an absolute disaster from start to finish. | ||
| Really, the most shocking thing about it to me personally, not to sound cynical, was how long it's taken for Jews to be attacked, you know, in particular Jews to be attacked in England, in the United Kingdom, given the fervent obsession with Palestine and Hamas, basically, throughout, that is gripped, almost like almost like a fever, a mind virus that has gripped many of the youth of the United Kingdom. | ||
| And those videos that you saw following the video from Manchester were from the day after the stabbing on Wednesday, the following day they came out and filled the streets to protest again for Palestine. | ||
| No concern over the death that had just occurred. | ||
| And then it happened again at the weekend. | ||
| Nearly 500 protesters were pr were arrested in London because they were protesting on behalf of an organization that's been banned called Palestine Action. | ||
| And then again, yesterday on October 7th, the anniversary of the October 7th pogrom, they took to the streets yet again, um, gave fiery, I would say, like almost millenarian uh religious speeches and and uh you know in English and in Arabic in these very um intense religious terms, you know, all about Islam. | ||
| This is the state of the United Kingdom today. | ||
| Um, and so those young men that you mentioned um are being driven into the arms of I would say the quote-unquote real church by this obvious crisis. | ||
| Um it's it's a it's a political crisis, yes. | ||
| It's also an economic crisis because all of these new migrants arriving are taking up housing and they're weighing down the benefit system and the NHS and the schools, but it's also mostly a spiritual crisis because all of these young men and also a lot of young women and also a lot of not-so young people like me, | ||
| who is a staunch atheist Gen X sort of indie kid, are asking how did our leaders become so weak and debased that they have supported this jihadi project for the better part of my adult life. | ||
| This is obviously the Manchester attack was obviously not the first attack, even in Manchester. | ||
| The United Kingdom has been subjected to multiple Islamic terrorist attacks, and yet the pro-Palestinian fanatics still feel entitled and brazen enough to take to the streets in the thousands to demand justice for Palestine. | ||
| What about justice for England? | ||
| What about justice for English Jews? | ||
| Look, I remember some North London Jewish friends of mine telling me 20 years ago about the desecration of the Jewish cemeteries um taking place by fictively young Pakistani origin guys, um, whom they would also see on the on the London Undergrounds with swastika earrings and what have you. | ||
| No one, no one it was a problem that the authorities could see, but refused to acknowledge. | ||
| And this is the net result of that, right, Jenny, the the the the lack. | ||
| I mean, how is it? | ||
| You can almost imagine the British establishment's bewilderment. | ||
| You know, they're looking at this guy, Mr. Jahad al-Shami, thinking, coming into the country, asking for papers to come into the country, signing off on them. | ||
| And then they see this, and then they're saying to themselves, how could we have known? | ||
| You know, how could we have predicted this? | ||
| I mean, the the name the name obviously wasn't mean in an office, so it wasn't flagging up any concerns or any preoccupations. | ||
| So, you know, how could we have known? | ||
| We did what we could. | ||
| Um, and the net consequence of that is that people die, innocent people die. | ||
| Stay tuned, folks. | ||
| We'll be back in two short minutes. | ||
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| Jenny, I just want to wrap up what we were saying just before the break on this. | ||
| I can't see any other sphere of human activity where people could get away with this kind of liability. | ||
| Liability. | ||
| Let me let me let me let me put it like this. | ||
| I certainly don't think any commercial company could do this. | ||
| What am I talking about? | ||
| To come into the country requires some civil servant, presumably in the home office, signing off on the papers. | ||
| They read the documents, they say yes, they know, they stamp it, and they sign it, right? | ||
| At least that always takes place in for the papers for the for the visa papers to be released. | ||
| If a civil servant, this is my theory, I'll ask you for your um for your reaction to this. | ||
| Right. | ||
| And then we'll move on with the show. | ||
| But this is my theory of the case. | ||
| And I mentioned this before on the warroom. | ||
| And I think it's the same in the it should be the same in the UK as in the United States or in any Western country. | ||
| If you are a civil servant and you sign off, you stamp and say accepted, and you request to come into the country to a person who then goes off and commits crime once they're in the country. | ||
| You, you, that civil servant that's signed and stamped, you need to be held personably accountable for that act. | ||
| And I think if civil servants, because you know they would know why they're nodding everyone through, because they've got no skin in the game, right? | ||
| They're paid their salaries, right? | ||
| Then zero, no skin in the game. | ||
| If they had skin in the game, if the people that they were signing off to come into the country, if they were held responsible, criminally responsible for any future crimes that those people would commit. | ||
| Do you think they'd be a little more vigilant on who they're letting in? | ||
| Perhaps, although who knows, maybe not. | ||
| I mean, look, this is you're you're kind of zeroing in on the target here because this is 100% uh yet another example. | ||
| We didn't need any more evidence. | ||
| We already knew this was the case, but yet another example of the total and utter failure of multiculturalism as it was conceived in the Tony Blair era. | ||
| And of course, he's also uh responsible for civil service reforms that um made them a lot more unaccountable. | ||
| Um and this is this is one of the structural problems that UK political parties are going to have to grapple with now, and good luck to them. | ||
| Um, but this idea that you know the the United Kingdom was so kind and fair and just uh that they could take in an unlimited number of culturally diverse, shall we say, in in euphemism uh people, and then expect absolutely nothing of them. | ||
| I mean, this guy, Jihad Al-Shami, not only had never really held down a job, um, but he was also on bail for rape uh from charges from earlier this year. | ||
| I mean, this is a person who contributed the I mean, absolutely nothing, even before he went on a stabbing rampage uh against Jews in his own neighborhood. | ||
| Okay, so that nothing about this project that Tony Belair dreamed up in a communist fever dream, however many decades ago, has come out as ended well for the British people. | ||
| Um, there are other uh uh immigrant groups in Britain. | ||
| Um they've done well. | ||
| This is not a necessarily an issue about immigration, but obviously what we have now on top of this prior existing problem, the Pakistanis coming in many years ago and forming these rape gangs and all this all the stuff. | ||
| You have all of these new immigrants coming in, unvetted migrants, I should say, um, arriving on small boats, waves of the memories every single day and disappearing into uh British and English and Scottish and everywhere uh neighborhoods, always poor neighborhoods, they don't ever end up in you know, posh parts of London. | ||
| Um, and uh, you know, ordinary English taxpayers are paying the price, they're they're being asked to leave their homes, literally, they're being asked to pay more in taxes, and they have to put up with the degradation of this uh chauvinistic triumphalist Islama Sharia supremacy. | ||
| Yeah, folks, stop voting for people who hate you. | ||
| I can't put it more uh succinctly that stop voting for people who hate you. | ||
| Um listen, listen, I'm gonna come back to my early point, uh, earlier point, because I think it's a great idea. | ||
| Hold civil servants, those responsible, yes, those civil servants who are charged with granting visas or refusing them, hold them criminally responsible, criminally liable for for any crimes that are committed by the people they're letting into the country on a case-by-case basis. | ||
| But Jenny Holland, even if you don't like that idea, meet me halfway. | ||
| Stop letting people into the country whose name is Jahad, right? | ||
| That would be a good first step, right? | ||
| Jenny, stay with us. | ||
| We're back to you in 10 minutes to discuss the this this latest story about TikTok and the uh and the and the diverting, the specific algorithmic diverting of hardcore sexual material to young kids. | ||
| Frank Walker talk on the theme, on the theme of stop voting for people who hate you. | ||
| How about this? | ||
| Stop giving your religious obedience to people who hate you in in the Catholic sphere. | ||
| Yet again, no, every every it's another Wednesday. | ||
| So that means that we're going to be talking about another case on the show of what the hierarchy, what the Catholic hierarchy has been doing behind the backs of the faithful, the flock, who uh with their collection plate money keep the whole show on the road. | ||
| Now, this week we're off to Strasbourg, where um a senior cleric of the diocese has been caught diverting attention away from a sex abuse story, and then he had to come clean. | ||
| What is a sex abuse story? | ||
| Well, the vicar general of the diocese, which is the number two, not but uh after the bishop himself, has an active abuse case open. | ||
| Um you want to ask how is this guy still there? | ||
| But he has an active abuse case open. | ||
| And what is the abuse charge against him? | ||
| You know, let's let's keep in the word alleged um here, but the alleged abuse is that a young kid uh who was uh 13 years old said that uh but this priest had sexually abused him. | ||
| Frank, you've got all the details. | ||
| Why don't you brief us more fully on what has happened in France? | ||
| Well, it it's a back and forth, really. | ||
| There's a there's a lot of details, and it's gone on for a while, but uh Father Schmidt was accused of abusing um somebody at thir at the age of 13 about 30 years ago, and uh uh our public case and a canonical case were both open against him with in a pre with a previous bishop. | ||
| And then uh he uh uh after a while, he uh the the public case was closed and the canonical case was open, but um the the bishop changed over and and he had been replaced, he was replaced by the new bishop and and put back in in his place because they said, well, it's been cleared, he's not guilty, he can he can have his official position again, but then some anonymous priest called for a visitation. | ||
| Now the previous bishop was visited too. | ||
| See, I think there's some twists and turns in this that uh that show you more of the reality of these cases, because um, you know, this is in France, and and uh there's another case where that we talked about before with Father Spina, who uh had a priest was actually convicted of molesting a child. | ||
| But in this one, it's an accusation. | ||
| Um the bishop from before was was uh visited by France, had Francis had a visitation, and they said that he was too authoritarian. | ||
| Now, when when I hear that authoritarian, that's a code word. | ||
| That means that the Francis church and the Leo church, the liberals and the bishops who are guilty of these crimes themselves many times, that they are moving against priests uh for for really not any good grounds for being Catholic. | ||
| When they say he's authoritarian, so this bishop in this case sounded Catholic because he was visited for uh being authoritarian. | ||
| Now, the following bishop was was that followed him after he's forced to resign. | ||
| He put this bishop, this father Schmidt uh uh back and at after the case was not really cleared by the canonical by the canonical court. | ||
| Then a movie came out in the press, and the press brought it all back again. | ||
| The new bishop was forced to send them back out again. | ||
| And and uh he when you hear him speak, he actually is kind of indignant. | ||
| He actually doesn't sound guilty. | ||
| Like in the other case that that that the press product that we talked about here a month ago, uh that guy was obviously guilty. | ||
| This guy protests, and so now they're moving it to this new canonical kind of coordinated court that they do with the state, and he says he's happy to be able to go there and defend himself. | ||
| So, you know, like in Peru with Father Coronado, with Bishop Cypriot, Carl Cipriani just met with Leo, just like the uh the SVC group that has been um uh removed there and and all of the visitations there, it's never always so clear. | ||
| Sometimes these people can be innocent. | ||
| You can't really tell from these reports, but you have to just kind of get hints to who are their enemies. | ||
| Just because the press is against you, does that necessarily mean you're guilty? | ||
| They that they will move against you whether you're guilty or whether you're not, sometimes if it's Catholic. | ||
| So I don't really know how this all is playing out. | ||
| I know that the next step is for this father to go up before the the uh the canonical that the new organization, and he seems to be looking forward to doing it. | ||
| Meanwhile, a new bishop has been placed, and the other and the bishop that Francis put there has had to resign just for you know it's like in Argentina where the the France puts a Francis puts in a bishop and he gets removed for some sacred reason all of a sudden. | ||
| The people in in France are so used to them ignoring these cases, so used to this hierarchy being corrupt. | ||
| You know, uh the father Spina's uh bishop, he's just like said, I'm just having Francis Mercy on him, and I'm bringing this convicted pervert back in into making judgments over court cases, and you know, so people are so sick of it that I don't think they could they could win whether they were innocent or not. | ||
| Frank, stand by we'll we'll pick the feds up on this just in in a couple of moments. | ||
| But you you did mention something that's very important, um, and that is the inviolable nature of the the presumption of innocence. | ||
| That that that is something where everybody deserves uh the to be treated as innocent until proven guilty. | ||
| Um I've got a I've got a further point to make. | ||
| Uh and I've been to enough court cases here in Italy myself um where I've been denied the presumption, I've literally been denied the presumption of innocence. | ||
| Uh so to unline that. | ||
| I have a further point to make, but uh we'll do it just uh in in two minutes when I come back to you, Frank. | ||
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| R I C K A R D S. Frank, just the point I would come back to on this issue of the French priest, the vicar general in this diocese is a point that we've touched on occasionally in the show before. | ||
| And that is that for many decades, even though the presumption of innocence is an inviolable right, and everyone deserves that right. | ||
| It is worth noting that since the second Vatican Council, the lavender mafias, right across the Catholic world in seminaries, have been filtering out heterosexual men, and basically nine out of ten, | ||
| right, go forward um for ordination who have let's say question marks, reasonable question marks, um reasonably justifiable question marks as to their orientation and the net consequence. | ||
| I'd say nine out of ten, right? | ||
| Um go go forward shouldn't be or shouldn't have been ordained. | ||
| That is the situation in the modern Catholic Church. | ||
| And it is therefore no surprise that you have that we're sitting here every Wednesday on the war room picking out one abuse case. | ||
| And this is just like one priest, you know, that no one knew who was off in the corner of a diocese out in the country, and no one was monitoring them. | ||
| These what we hear what we're covering here on the womb now are like the senior leadership figures of dioceses themselves, vicars, vicars general, bishops, even. | ||
| That's the situation of the contemporary Catholic Church. | ||
| Stand by Frank, I'm gonna come back to you because I know time is running short. | ||
| Now I just quickly want to get to Jenny for this one last story of the show today, and this is to do with TikTok and why folks you shouldn't let your kids anywhere know it. | ||
| Jenny, what what are the latest revelations? | ||
| Yeah, a story appeared in the New York Post um off the uh research from a group called Global Witness that uh TikTok not only makes hardcore porn uh just available to uh minors, but actually um pushes them towards it. | ||
| So uh as it says there are accounts created by researchers, adults posing as as minors as 13-year-olds um with safety settings, child safety settings on their accounts, um, were getting hardcore porn search suggestions. | ||
| Um and even and and there was sort of groups saying even even when they don't want to see things like uh this, they are kind of it's constantly being shoved down their throats. | ||
| And I mean, this isn't immensely surprising, I have to say, although it's very good evidence for um great skepticism, uh, if not sort of like outright banning of TikTok for children. | ||
| Um but you know, this is something people who follow um the sexualization of childhood closely uh have known for quite some time now. | ||
| Um it really has to be said, your audience probably doesn't need to be told, but a lot of liberals do need to be told that this is not your sort of granddad's porn, excuse the phrase. | ||
| We're not talking about magazines wrapped in paper in brown paper, in uh, you know, behind uh high up on shelves or videos behind um curtains in your video store. | ||
| This is um very deviant, very d damaging, often violent uh videos um that do profound damage to girls and women, but also to boys and men who view them. | ||
| So this is an exploitation not just of the child of the uh actors engaging in the activity, but actually the viewers, and so many of these viewers are very young boys who stumble upon this material and have trauma responses akin to children who have actually directly experienced sexual abuse themselves. | ||
| This is well known in certain circles, especially those who who are trying to push back and protect children from this. | ||
| And just to tie it in to our normal um topic of you know, clean kind of cleaning out the church, so to speak, this is why the traditional Catholic morality, uh the traditional Catholic sexual morality is really desperately needed at this moment, if nothing else, to rebalance from the outrageous um, and I would say like industrial scale promiscuity that children are experiencing right now. | ||
| I mean, this is unprecedented. | ||
| I don't think there's ever been a time, certainly since the pagan era, and there's never been a time because of digital, uh, the digital factor, that so many children have been sucked into this um I mean, I I can't find a strong enough word to say how disgusting a lot of this material is. | ||
| And um, who should those people be turning to uh For solace and healing, right? | ||
| You want to you want a space that is free from these sexual uh intemperance, shall we say. | ||
| And if the churches and the and the clergy cannot provide that, that's an actually even greater sin than I would I think than the the act itself, because these are people tasked with the moral salvation that is actually very needed. | ||
| And I say that again, as I say every week. | ||
| I am a secular person. | ||
| I don't, you know, I did not I don't live by a particular Christian moral code, but I can see that it has tremendous value, and there are young people are crying out for it, and the clergy must rise to this occasion. | ||
| Jenny, look, you're um a mother with a a teenage son. | ||
| Let me put this point to you. | ||
| Now, we always on this show, we're always pushing getter. | ||
| Um, but I want to quote something that I rem I read recently from Andrew Torba, who's the founder of Gab, which is an alternative social media website. | ||
| He said it's a very profound point, it makes me think. | ||
| He said that your average teenage kid will see more naked women scrolling through TikTok in 60 seconds than your grandfather will have seen in the entirety of his life. | ||
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| I I had a subscriber comment uh that young men by the age of eight or by the age of 10 have seen more naked women than Genghis Khan. | ||
| And that is profoundly destabilizing. | ||
| It it is destabilizing. | ||
| Look, Jenny, where I know you you touch on these things on your superb substack. | ||
| Where do people go to keep up with your writing? | ||
| Uh Jenny E. Holland dot substack.com. | ||
| And I'm on X as well at Semperfemina 21. | ||
| Thanks for those insights on the show today, Jenny. | ||
| You superb. | ||
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| Uh and you also have the the stumbling block website, right? | ||
| Stumbling block, yeah. | ||
| You can see the video there too. | ||
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