When the good Pope finally comes, who stands against the captivity the Church has endured at the hands of the conquering liberalism of the last 80 years, expect France & Germany to schism w violent government backing, an ecumenical quasi-Muslim cult, & a punitive migrant wave.

The young people will be especially enthusiastic in their embrace of both socialism and Muslim overlordship, as the Crucifix is banned for being “racist,” and Christ is not mentioned in the name of an hospitable internationalist spirit.

Fat women will clap at infernal rites.

The enthusiasm will lead to explicit calls for violence. Private Masses in the homes will be monitored by electronic surveillance tools, treated like the spread of a dangerous pathogen.

Amidst this orgy of satanic enslavement & death, the common people will shout, “We are free!”

Apostasy will be common, so accustomed to mediocrity have we become. But the obviousness of the globalist desire to stamp out and destroy the West will now be unmasked.

Finally, the enemy will say, “You’re right. We are trying to destroy you. Now just die.”

Surprisingly, given the inspiring messages that can be found by dissenters still and, supported by the papacy, there will be resistance, leading most likely to a total collapse of Europe and most countries into genocidal civil upheaval.

In this maelstrom, victory will emerge.

I am convinced however that this is unavoidable. We will have to survive an unprecedented storm and the foaming hate-frenzy of a bloodthirsty mob. Whether this occurs because of economic depression or a based Pope, I don’t know, but the Revolution won’t go quietly. Far from it.

The only way out is to foster a contempt of death now, to embrace that you likely will have to stand in place and die gloriously or suffer the infinite shame of cowardly capitulation.

Do not desire to merely live, like livestock does.

Desire to be great. There is nothing else.

If you do die, you gain undying fame and eternal life in blessed Paradise.

If you survive, you gain undying fame for being of a great generation and the victor of one of the most famous occasions there ever was or will be. And then can still get blessed eternal life after.

The only way out of our straits is through.

Glory in the next life by bravely facing death or glory in both this life and the next by a life of disciplined pursuit of excellence:

In either case, the only way to win and avoid eternal shame is pursuit of the laurels of glory.

Dare to be great.

“Who dares, wins.”

The second part of that famous motto, though, is less examined.

“Who cowers, loses.”

Do not be a loser. Do not sell glory for comfort. You will get neither.

The shame of the coward never ends. It starts now but follows forever.