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CMTV: Vomitous Mass and Projections

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JMJ

CMTV's campaign has so far provided material for at least a dozen articles on various fallacies and poor reporting.  Frankly, I enjoyed the Kasas City Star article because it was devoid of Mr. Voris' skewed hatred of the SSPX (see below):

To the point of believing themselves being the saviors of the Church, the group routinely recruits future supporters — influencers in the media or money circles — playing up the current crisis in the actual Church as a reason to jump ship and join them.  ... You are not the "saviors of the Church" — and certainly not as you continue to protect child molesters. 

In other articles he accuses the SSPX faithful of thinking that they are elite Catholics etc, looking down on modern Catholics etc.

Looking through his accusations with the 'projection' lense, it would appear that there is a distinct possibility that Mr. Voris' crusade against the SSPX is grounded on the belief that HE is an elite Catholic, better that other Catholics who simply want to save their souls and have taken refuge with the SSPX.

He interestingly goes on the tell SSPX supporters to stop giving them money ... I suspect that he would prefer they support his little campaign.

Really is this about the money or is it about the truth. 

When I have a chance to digest this vomitous mass of writing, I will expose in a Vortex the assumptions and biases that drive Voris et al to become a whirling dervish.

Until then ...

P^3

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