[   0 →    4]  Tratcast Express.
[  30 →   41]  Between Friday and Saturday, a slew of posters appeared all over the place showing a grim-looking Francis with a message underneath that, translated into English, says this.
[  42 →   55]  Ah, Francis, you've taken over congregations, removed priests, decapitated the Order of Malta and the Franciscans of the Immaculate, ignored cardinals, but where is your mercy?
[  56 →   60]  These posters were put up illegally in Rome overnight, and the city complained.
[  60 →   69]  They quickly started to plaster stuff over them, but of course the word was already out, and probably anyone out and about in Rome on Saturday morning saw them.
[  69 →   77]  And, of course, when something is clearly covered for being illegal, that makes people all the more curious to read it.
[  78 →   81]  Not to mention the fact that it's all over the media, too.
[  82 →   84]  Honestly, it's activism like this.
[  85 →   90]  I don't mean the illegal kind, but just the kind that gets out and does stuff.
[  90 →   90]  Out.
[  90 →   94]  Out on the street, where everyone will see it, and the media will have to take notice.
[  95 →  102]  It's that kind of activism that really accomplishes stuff, that really puts pressure on the fake Catholics in the Vatican.
[ 103 →  116]  Well, at least this sort of thing accomplishes a lot more than any sort of signing yet another petition online, or, you know, Michael Matt skyping for the 50th time with Chris Ferreira at the Remnant Forum.
[ 116 →  120]  That's why we've been saying people need to finally say it.
[ 120 →  124]  Publicly, loud and clear, that Francis is not a valid pope.
[ 125 →  127]  He is not the pope of the Catholic Church.
[ 127 →  133]  If enough people recognize this, he will no longer have credibility, and that will be the end of his false reign.
[ 134 →  145]  Meanwhile, the Italian news agency ANSA reports that Francis was informed of the illegal posters by staff and reacted with serenity and detachment.
[ 147 →  149]  Yeah, sure.
[ 149 →  150]  Sure.
[ 150 →  152]  Sure.
[ 152 →  152]  Sure.
[ 152 →  152]  No, really.
[ 152 →  158]  I have a feeling that the noise level in the Casa Santa Marta was considerably higher than usual today.
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