Deconstruction and Prophecy by Michael Bolerjack Since last September I have indicated four men I predicted would succeed

Benedict as pope. I will not include Angelo Soldano, who is one of those responsible for the crisis, though I did mention him, too. First, I named Daniel DiNardo of the Galveston-Houston archdiocese in the US. This was done immediately after the initial research into DNA and the Tribe of Dan. I worked out maybe one hundred pages on these themes in the book I have suppressed for essential reasons. Second, to jump on the bandwagon, I wrote something about Peter Turkson, and along the same Peter the Roman line, also on Peter Erdo, archbishop of Budapest. Third, I named the archbishop of Boston, Sean Patrick OMalley, on the basis of the M and S vision of Faustina, and on the medieval prophecy of a Franciscan pope who will save the Church. On March 6, the New York Times quoted both American cardinals named above, and OMalley appeared in the news on the Mexican channel Televisa. It seems at least these two are speaking out on the need for the Cardinals to take their time before the conclave. But how can I have prophesied more than one? Deconstruction, the logic of our era, always asserts multiple conflicting interpretations, or truths. I made this a cornerstone of The Treatise on Logic, which worked out a logic of the impossible, based on the necessity of the truth as contradiction. And, of course, Derrida was famous for his plus one, always one more turn of the deconstructive screw.

Nevertheless, only one pope will be chosen, and he may be none of the above, or, God forbid, Cardinal Soldano himself, and then the church will be damned. It is possible the conclave will become deadlocked and a compromise candidate selected, neither the African peter, nor the European peter, nor a curia cardinal. In that case look for one of the two Americans. Both of them are removed from the corruption at the Vatican, and DiNardo should not be dismissed because of the DNA argument (worked out in the writing on the new mass that can be seen in ANTIREADING), because, in fact, the fatal letters occur in the word cardinal itself. The only way the college could step out of the Tribe of Dan is to select a bishop or someone else outside that body. God does the impossible, so the church can still be saved, and all Catholics are hoping, I think, for great things from these 115 men in Rome. But who has known the mind of the Lord and who has been His Counselor? In the end I suppressed the book of research because I thought I had found the true name of the next pope, though I have quite forgotten the reason why. He is the archbishop of New York, Timothy Michael Dolan. Thankfully, Joyce taught us all how to read, and if you will, look at the names of these men for clues, not just reading their bios or positions on issues. It may be that someone will still stand up for the children of the people, as in the Book of Daniel.