Ukrainian Nazis and the Collective West Partner on the Path to Nuclear War

The Collective West and Zelensky's most fervent wish

Zelensky was just quoted as saying, "Don't fear nuclear war. Just be ready for it." In this article I will henceforth call Zelensky, "Elensky" since the letter "Z" has been deemed illegal in Ukraine. I will do this since I don't want the Ukrainian Nazi Azov troops to ask the FBI to disappear me - not that I'm important enough to have anyone do that, but like Elensky said, I need to "be ready for it". 

By now the world should see that after WWII the bacilli of Nazism wafted eastward in the air and settled in the west of Ukraine, embedding itself in the Ukrainian Azov troops who use the Swastika as their insignia while they brutalize eastern Ukrainian Russian civilians with rape, torture or just shooting them on sight. What with all the hoopla about the Capitol "rioters" being evil Nazi type right-wingers one would think that the Left would be able to recognize real Nazis, but apparently not. The Left, that is, the Collective West (USA, EU and Australia) who hates itself and its former Christian civilization, loves Nazism. One can see true love blooming in the Collective West's falling all over itself with little red meme hearts flowing from the breasts of Western leaders calling for nuclear WWIII.

Love In the Ruins

I'm a little sheepish about posting this, especially during the penitential season of sacrifice and humility, but I'm just too excited not to share the news.

Over the years I've had magazine and newspaper articles published but, for the first time, I've had an essay appear in a book. The subject couldn't be more dear to my heart - the Traditional Latin Mass or TLM for short. Although I usually attend the Novus Ordo, I have never stopped loving the "Mass of the Angels" as St. Thomas Aquinas called it. I hope you will be curious enough about Love in the Ruins to take a look at Angelus Press which offers a few snippets from the book. After you read them, I hope you'll order the book. Soon, I expect, there will be reviews appearing on the web. There are none yet at Angelus Press, but the book only arrived at the publishers a few days ago.

I hope you'll read it and let me know what you think. If you haven't been to the TLM in a long time or have never attended one, seek an opportunity to go. The silence can be unnerving, I think, for those who have never been, or for those who have been away for a long time, but it is in silence that we best hear the voice of the Holy Spirit. Our noisy world provides few opportunities to listen; the TLM, like the Blessed Mother who pondered things silently in her heart, magnifies the Lord.