I couldn't get beyond the BS part.. I mean, I have limited time. I don't have time to read Introductions to Introductions and etc..
maybe you could go through it and highlight what you seem to think is so important for malcontents like yours truly to read...
Any statement not protected by the charism of infallibility carries the possibility of error.
"The ordinary and usual form of papal teaching activity is not infallible. Further, the decisions of the Roman Congregations (Holy Office, Bible Commission) are not infallible.
The ordinary and usual form of papal teaching activity is not infallible.
There are various levels of assent owed by Catholics to the body of statements put forth by the Magisterium.
Vatican II did not define any Catholic doctrine.
None of the documents of Vatican II proclaim any new doctrine binding upon Catholics.
So... Vatican II does not demand any assent to its teaching.
Therefore, Novusordowatch insistence that assent is required is false and the Sedevacantist's belief that anything the Pope says must be accepted by the members is false.
Sedevacantists believe that any churchman (or at least any pontiff) who has made a materially heretical statement as evidence that he has lost his office.
It is clear, defined Catholic teaching that it is possible for a true pope to make statements which contain error as long as those statements are not presented as infallible teaching.
In summary... not commenting on any of your bullshit allegations specifically... A pope making a fallible statement doesn't make him a false pope it just makes him wrong.