“Words are not only bombs and bullets – no, they’re little packages of sentiment, delicately designed to sway the mind.” — Aldous Huxley
Propaganda comes in all shapes and sizes; words are exploited, events mischaracterized, fear mongering, guilt shaming, vague intonations, outright lies, diversions to distract – all deployed to obscure the truth of the agenda. Exhibit #1 is the Synod on Synodality.
During the last presidential campaign, America’s nightly comedy program, The Daily Show spoofed Vice President Kamala Harris’ bizarre habit of public speaking. Harris became the butt of jokes that every time she opened her mouth a nonsensical word salad poured out. The Daily Show jokingly introduced a skit with a Harris’ “holistic thought adviser,” someone who promotes the art of “speaking without thinking.” The comic who played Kamala’s “thought adviser” mimicked Harris’ inane babble:
It’s not about the destination of the thought, it’s about the journey and how many words you use to describe the journey.
Does that sound familiar, Catholics? It should. Since the 2021 Synod on Synodality rollout, the Vatican Synodal collaborators are saturating the synodal working documents with Kamala-like holistic language about journeying, listening, discerning, and dialoguing. (see below word search).
Deciphering the intent of SynodalSpeak is as mind numbing as KamalaSpeak word salad:
- Both cloak ambiguity in therapeutic jargon, replacing clarity with psychobabble designed to disarm critical thinking.
- The endless “listening,” dialogue,” and “process” conceal the absence of any concrete purpose, while conditioning the listener to accept transformation without consent or truth.
- A managed revolution smuggled in under the guise of “compassion and inclusion.”
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