Greetings, parish, orphans, and retrogrades, happy Monday. I come to you today with, I think, an

important show, I honestly think from a cultural Catholic perspective, this might be the most

important show we've done in a while, how to unite the clans, this braveheart term. You see,

I'm wearing my family tartan, the Gordon Tartan, because it's such an

important concept and such a misunderstood concept. Generally speaking, dialogue is better than monologue,

and that's why today joining me will be Boss to talk after an opening monologue.

What's up, boss?

How are you, man?

You're there somewhere.

I'm here.

I am here.

I'm doing well.

Thanks for having me on again.

Yeah, it's always good to have you, bud.

And you're just at the house and we dialogue this some.

So the reason I'm opening with a monologue today is because right-wing Catholicism has suffered from such warring clans.

And I'm going to give you the full Scottish context for this proposition that it is blotted out the sun.

It is blotted out all heat, right?

All light and all we get is heat. So it's there's no common front against our foes.

By our, I'm talking about the good clans, you know, who are all species of one tribe. We talk about clans and tribes, genus and

species, species and genus. We should be united against our foes. Our foes who are not in the tribe,

not one of the clans are the enemy within Christendom, infiltrators left cats and enemies outside of christendom

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