FL-Fabricobbler

Former protestant
Traditional Latin Mass - Mass of the ages - There is no other.
pre-1969 Catholic Church
Ad Jesum Per Mariam
CNC Enthusiast, part time maker.

[Brett Pike @ClassicLearner]

In 711 AD Muslims from Morocco conquered Spain & would rule over the country for 800 years until Christian Crusaders expelled them in 1492 - but here we are today with Spain voluntarily leaving their borders open.

That’s what happens when you don’t know your history.

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

NEVER let them forget what they said…

[FL-Fabricobbler @juiceqr]

@TruckerDanUSA just wave at them dot men doing 80+ lol yessir we gone

[Trucker Dan @TruckerDanUSA]

Absolutely beautiful Peterbilt 359! Out on the big road just strolling!

[Just Jen ℞ 🫡🇺🇸 @JustJenRX]

Never forget.

[Rachel Campos-Duffy @RCamposDuffy]

Hi Allie Beth,
Spanish & French Catholics were critical allies in winning the Revolution.
AND not all the signers of the Declaration of Independence were Protestant.
Have you not heard of Charles Carroll,
a proud Catholic from Maryland??? His name is just beneath John Hancock. Charles Carroll was actually the wealthiest (by a lot!) all those who signed the Declaration of Independence and therefore risked losing the most, financially speaking. Since his name was fairly common, he made sure to sign his name “Charles Carroll of Carrollton”so that the British Crown would know exactly who he was and hang the right Charles Carroll should he be tried for treason. He was willing to put it all on the line for freedom. Despite being wealthy, he still endured religious persecution and suspicion in the colonies as a Catholic, yet he courageously joined the cause for independence. Sadly, his story is not in our children’s history books because of a long history of Protestant bias. It’s also not the only story of Catholic bravery in our glorious revolution. There are Spaniards (General Bernardo de Galvez, Governor of Louisiana) and of course the French (General Lafayette fought in the battle of Yorktown) all Catholics, who helped, and without their help, the Americans would not have won. There is also the story of Catholic Native Americans in Maine. George Washington wrote a letter to their chief asking for their help fighting the British. Their help as warriors, scouts & guides proved critical in the defeat of the Red Coats in the final days. Washington knew that these natives detested the British because they had banned them from practicing Catholicism and murdered the beloved Catholic missionary monks (the black robes, as they called them) who lived among them. The Passamoquadday only agreed to help if, among other promises, George Washington brought them Black Robes to live with them so the tribe could have Mass & holy Eucharist and continue practicing their faith. George Washington sent word to French ships off our coast who were helping us and missionary priest were brought to Maine in exchange for this critical assistance by the Passamoquadday tribe.
I hope this helps.
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[Humble Flow @HumbleFlow]

Pelayo, El Cid, and Ferdinand believed their land, their faith, and their civilization were worth defending

They fought for seven hundred years to reclaim Spain

And now their descendants surrender it..

[FL-Fabricobbler @juiceqr]

A PBY piloted by LCDR Adrian Marks (USN) rescued 56 sailors in high seas from the heavy cruiser Indianapolis after the ship was sunk during World War II. With no more room inside, the crew tied sailors to the wings. The aircraft could not fly in this state; instead, it acted as a lifeboat, protecting the sailors from exposure and the risk of shark attack, until rescue ships arrived.

[Trucker Dan @TruckerDanUSA]

Timeline cleanse. This is freaking awesome!

[FL-Fabricobbler @juiceqr]

@LuctorNonemergo @TruckerDanUSA slide rules, manual milling machines, no cell phones.

[✝️Mirella🇻🇦 @KatalinaSie]

La persecución brutal y despiadada que sufrió Monseñor Lefebvre nunca fue únicamente contra su persona; fue contra la Misa Tradicional, fue contra la Tradición católica, fue contra la Iglesia misma.
Él fue un verdadero soldado de Cristo, un pastor que entregó su vida para que la Santa Misa y la fe recibida de los santos no fueran sepultadas como pretendían aquellos que abrazaron los errores del modernismo.

https://t.co/xmStvI8tVO

[Gavin DeVice @GavinDeVicePic]

I forgot my tripod but the hood of my car worked just fine

📍Route 15 in Arizona

[Joshua Charles🇻🇦 @JoshuaTCharles]

“Christian” includes all that was Jewish before Christ and was fulfilled by Him.

“Judeo” includes all that is Jewish since Christ, and is premised on rejecting Him.

Hence the incompatibility.

Christians embrace the religion of the Old Testament through their embrace of the religion that fulfills and completes it: the Catholic Faith.

We do not embrace the religion of post-Christ ethnic Jews who have distorted that Old Testament in order to deny their Messiah.

Thus, there is no need for “Judeo” to modify “Christian.” All is complete, pure, and fulfilled in “Christian.”

Hence, after the coming of Christ, “Judeo-Christian” is an oxymoron. It’s like saying “Antichrist-Christ.” It’s incoherent and nonsensical.

No one requires equivocal, distorting, propagandistic words and terms to articulate the TRUTH of Christ. He stands alone, complete, fulfilled, and fulfilling.

We reject nothing that was Jewish and pointed toward Him. We reject everything that is Jewish that continues to reject Him.

Christ is King.

[Étienne de Valcroix @etiennevalcroix]

« L’union adultère de l’Église et de la Révolution se concrétise par le dialogue. Notre-Seigneur a dit : “Allez, enseignez les nations, convertissez-les” [Matth. XXVIII, 19], mais il n’a pas dit : “Dialoguez avec elles sans essayer de les convertir”. L’erreur et la vérité ne sont pas compatibles, dialoguer avec l’erreur, c’est mettre Dieu et le démon sur le même pied. Voilà ce qu’ont toujours répété les papes, et que comprenaient aisément les chrétiens, car c’est aussi une question de sens commun. Pour imposer une attitude et des réflexes différents, il a été nécessaire d’agir sur les cerveaux, de manière à rendre modernistes les clercs appelés à répandre la doctrine nouvelle. C’est ce qu’on appelle le recyclage, procédé de conditionnement destiné à remodeler l’instrument même que Dieu a donné à l’homme pour conduire son jugement. »

Mgr Marcel Lefebvre, sermon historique du 29 août 1976 à Lille.

[Chadpostólico ⚜️ @chadpostolico]

Como dijo @elhigadodmarita en su reciente entrevista:

(Parafraseando) Si la FSSPX nunca hubiese hecho lo que hizo, hoy absolutamente nadie, ni una sola alma, habría sido testigo de lo que es una Misa Tridentina, NADIE.

La foto de abajo simplemente nunca hubiese ocurrido:

[Chris Martenson @chrismartenson]

This list from Toby Rogers has been living rent-free in my head. It's not like "they" got a few things right and a few things wrong, they got EVERYTHING wrong, which means this was intentional.

[The Drunk Republican @DrunkRepub]

You know who wasn’t allowed to plead the Fifth?
- everyone who was fired for not taking an experimental vaccine
- kids who dropped dead from heart attacks
- the beagles Fauci tortured and killed

I could go on, but the bottom line is that there’s an untouchable class in Washington that represents the biggest blackpill of my generation. And until it is dismantled this country will never return to its full potential.

[The Drunk Republican @DrunkRepub]

1000 years from now some archaeologist will find a VHS of this shit and write a paper about our (then) ancient civilization. And he will conclude that we were fucking awesome!

[Texas 🇺🇸 @MustangMan_TX]

THEY INVESTED AND SAVED AND FINALLY GOT A PERSONAL DRIVER! 🙏😂😂

[Henri Fjord @henri_fjord]

Lutnick is always lurking.