Should You Subscribe to TradCatKnight?

“He that walketh with the wise, shall be wise: a friend of fools shall become like to them.” – Proverbs 13:20 

Observant Catholics must pursue alliances with like-minded men while shunning those who entrench themselves in the paganized world.

For instance, in a recent post, I reviewed a new publication from one of today’s top professors, Dr. Deep State. It’s vital for us to identify which Catholic commentators deserve an attentive ear, based on exemplary records as top thinkers and analysts unafraid to broach topics like the Jewish Question, the Trump Deception, or systematic mind control. Beyond that, it’s essential to distinguish suitable friends and allies as the world spirals ever further into chaos.

It is with that aim that I suggest checking out the content of TradCatKnight, a hard-hitting Catholic podcaster and interviewer who is no stranger to controversy or butting heads with the usual suspects of “Trad Inc.” While that media outlet’s reputation has taken some hits over the years, I recommend obtaining a trial subscription (perhaps for a month), and survey its superior content.

I can vouch for it myself. TradCatKnight offers solo podcasts, special guest interviews, and other resources, which are leaps and bounds better than the pedestrian junk you’ll find for free online. This is an opportunity to find something beyond the constant shuffle of supposed “breaking news” scattered about the various clickbait websites. If nothing else, you can tune into TradCatKnight for the occasional musings of yours truly when I make guest appearances each month.

It’s time for Catholics to disavow the unreliable pundits and subterfuge agents at places like OneLutherFive or Daily Talmudic Wire.

If you wish to lessen your risk of becoming entranced by mind control and propaganda, then you should explore better ways to consume news and analysis. While I always encourage you to read St. Alphonsus Ligouri’s Daily Meditations for deep spiritual reflections, there is a secondary importance in finding dependable Catholic media. This allows us to remain abreast of the dangerous issues fomenting throughout contemporary society.

Nevertheless, the burden of proof is on me to convince you of this, and I shall by providing a detailed preview of TradCatKnight in the subsequent sections.

Who is TradCatKnight?

TradCatKnight (TCK) is an online Catholic apostolate, owned and operated by Eric Gajewski, a traditional Catholic from Steubenville, Ohio. His website investigates an array of topics, ranging from apostasy in the Church and private prophecies to prepping and the potential arrival of the Antichrist.

Although some of his investigations into topics like dark winters, stock-market collapses, and earth changes may inspire terror, he reminds us to “choose faith over fear.” TCK calls for Catholics to comprehend the calamities that await us while assuming our roles as eagles, those majestic fowl who tower high above today’s social-political insanity as observant “kings of the skies.”

Given his willingness to explore almost anything related to the Deep State or Jewish Question, Eric has amassed no small volume of critics and opponents. To his credit, he has earned notoriety among some of our most loathsome enemies, including the American Defamation League (ADL).

The ADL, an enemy you should wish to have, maintains a miniature dossier on Eric (published by Purdue University).

It refers to him as “a traditionalist Catholic, antisemite, conspiracy theorist and doomsday prepper” who associates with “virulent antisemites David Duke, Dave Gahary, and Avo Kimath.” The ADLfurther accuses him of doubting the Jews’ Holy Holocaust and other pseudo-transgressions.

Of course, that’s the exact pushback one should expect after years of engaging the Jewish Question, challenging the political left and right (both superficial), and refusing to accept any part of the Vatican II compromises. Eric knows we cannot budge on issues like attending the Novus Ordo Mass, dialoguing with heretics, or participating in the Freemasonic American civic system.

Reasons to Consider Subscribing to TradCatKnight

Below are the best reasons to subscribe to TradCatKnight and pace yourself way ahead of the global cabal’s multimedia junk.

1. Special Guest Interviews → The TCK program regularly features solid contributors, such as Fr. Paul Kramer, Dr. Deep State, John Henry Weston, Tony Arterburn, Donald Jeffries, Paul Craig Roberts, Fr. Richard Voigt, Dr. Juliette Engel, Dr. Peter Chojnowski, Catholic Esquire, Bernard Janzen, and a slew of experienced preppers. I’ll highlight a few of them.
   • Dr. Chojnowski does terrific work exposing the “fake Sister Lucy” scheme. He recently contributed a video showing how the impostor Sister Lucy had a habit of taking the Lord’s name in vain among several other unbelievable character discrepancies. Dr. Chojnowski also presents evidence that she refused to receive Communion on the tongue, even forcing JPII to minister in the hand. He regularly contributes new investigational updates on the TradCatKnight podcast, one of the few outlets sympathetic to his efforts.
   • Donald Jeffries is a newcomer to Eric’s show, having built a reputation for identifying numerous injustices and absurdities in modern society (he and I both criticize the “unassailable” black culture, for example). Lately, he’s written multiple articles on the Epstein Files, paying particular attention to its “elite” membership, who possess an uncanny exuberance for pizza, pasta, beef jerky, and grape soda (and, apparently, “white tuna”).
   • The Catholic Esquire is one of several traditional Catholics who join Eric to discuss the evil Second Vatican Council, Antipope Prevost, and various other elements of modernism infecting the Church. I appreciate his conversion from a former Republican lawyer to the full embracing of the Catholic religion and an acknowledgement of the futility of ideologies like Americanism and conservatism.
2. Informative Solo Podcasts → Eric usually produces two or three solo shows each week, featuring alternative news sources you won’t find on Fox, CNN, or MS-LSD. TCK solo podcasts dig into hard-to-find information on the global cabal, financial forecasting, Freemasonic documents, prepping advice, and more. He also examines particular “saints of the day” on their feasts and encourages robust devotion to Our Lady’s protective mantle to prepare for forthcoming chastisements.
3. Eric also offers consulting services, text-message updates, and more.
4. Volumes of Past Programming → Some of this comes through the basic membership, but you can access several exclusive video conferences for a onetime fee of $10. Conferences feature top-notch contributors on diverse topics, including the most recent nine-person panel dedicated to “holding fast to tradition” from this past November.
5. Eric is also an accomplished author and poet with at least one book, Fortress of the Soul.

Eric’s contributions are a tremendous support for anyone who believes they are marginalized or ineffective in today’s foreboding spiritual battles. There may be a temptation to assume that we are useless in our struggle to do good works or see past so many social-political illusions. The evil one ensnares many melancholic victims with such nonsense, making it imperative for us to nourish our minds and souls with good information (rather than “conservative outrage porn” or “doom scrolling”).

Always perish the thought that you are useless!

If you were, you would not receive intrusive thoughts (from the diabolical)‌ telling you such. The devil rarely, if ever, sends these temptations to someone who is truly useless. For them, he sends temptations of grandeur instead.

Next, I’d like to address some of the concerns regarding the public image of TradCatKnight, which I contend has been unfairly maligned.

Addressing Concerns You May Have About TradCatKnight

This last section will deal with some criticisms of Eric Gajewski’s TCK program. As I’ve said before, we cannot expect to endure spiritual warfare unscathed unless we align ourselves with the Jewish-Freemasonic forces, which are unacceptable for true Catholics. In the 21st century, only the powerful oligarchs escape justice and persecution.

Therefore, sustaining attacks, especially fabricated ones, is a sign of election, and an indicator of proficiency. With that in mind, here are some attacks, criticisms, and objections to TradCatKnight, along with my response to them.

Frank Walker Dispute

Frank Walker, the owner of Canon212.com had an interesting confrontation with TradCatKnight several years ago where he and Eric exchanged some rough words over his methods for generating his web presence. Some have called it “purchasing page views,” which has become a common practice among Internet influencers, especially given how difficult it is to build a web following organically. I contend that almost every notable content contributor has done something along these lines at some point or another.

“Ah! That must include you, then!”

No, I’m not a “notable” content contributor, but that’s neither here nor there.

At any rate, Eric has several opponents who have challenged him on the matter of view harvesting, but his dispute with Walker is most interesting since the two of them “got into it” rather hard over the course of 26 emails. According to Frank, Eric referred to him as “spineless,” a “coward,” a “vile heretic,” and threatened to “beat you senseless” back in 2017. For his part, Eric has mentioned the altercation on some of his podcasts, stating that he “put the fear of God in Frank.” 

For the record’s sake, since none of us should have anything to hide, I’ll share the link to Frank’s accusations here. Obviously, Frank only mentioned Eric’s harsh words but did not share many of his own retaliations. I invite Eric, if he wishes, to share some of Frank’s remarks in the comment section. Frank, after all, is no stranger to name-calling, as you can easily surmise from his everyday contributions on Canon212.

Moreover, Frank Walker’s aggregate news website has devolved into tabloid mediocrity lately. Almost every headline repeats the same boring tripe about “lefty Leo,” “Leo Church,” or the “swishops.” Remember how he is a Forever Trumper who strongly insists there’s a “swamp,” and that Donald Trump is the hero who will clean it (try to refrain from hysterical laughter while imagining that).

Frank also aligns himself with Steve Bannon, the former Trump advisor turned talk-show host. Bannon was also a confidante of Jeffrey Epstein who referred to him as “an honorary Jew.” This is the same fellow who professes traditional Catholicism despite divorcing several times, earning a conviction for money laundering, and other notorious acts.

That’s who Frank runs with nowadays. He’s part of a whole crew of right-wingers, who fail to recognize the left-right paradigm as a mirage, while advocating full impunity for every Donald Trump does.

Furthermore, it’s a shame to see Walker’s otherwise commendable Canon212 transform into a collage of Bannon-esque, muckraking where Frank wraps ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING into a relentless fixation with Robert Prevost.

Can this man go a day without putting Antipope Prevost’s fake papal name into one of his hyperlinks as if there was that much to say about such a garden-variety modernist? I suspect not.

Alas, Canon212, although still somewhat useful, has become the largest clickbait machine anywhere on the Catholic Internet. Walker vehemently opposes anyone who gives anything less than firm support to the Trump agenda, including Fr. Paul Kramer, whom he has ridiculed more than once.

Overall, make what you will of Eric’s language and supposed aggression toward Frank, I think he’s toned it down since then. Can we say the same of Frank, who makes a living name-calling everybody in the Catholic influence-sphere on a daily basis? Does the pot call the kettle black? I’ll let you decide.

There are a couple of other YouTube videos, with AI/robotic voices, that lambast TCK over some of these matters. I notice they tend to grab audio snippets from some of Eric’s podcasts and splash them together out of context (or with no context at all). Overall, I’m not impressed by the accusations of his opponents (including the Dimon Bros.), who almost never apply the same scrutiny to our real enemies as they do to TCK.

Alas, they have been enough to convince socially squeamish trad Catholics to forsake all of TCK’s contributions.

Minor Constructive Criticisms

Although I find the aforementioned objections ultimately limited, misleading, and probably exaggerated (he said, she said), I will offer a few minor constructive criticisms of the TradCatKnight program; areas that could be adjusted rather easily.

One potential shortcoming of TradCatKnight is that the website landscape is a little crowded with links and older, less relevant materials. This is a common problem whenever you produce content for several years. If it were my operation, I would condense and reorganize the site to make things more navigable. He has already done this to some extent by eliminating his old articles.

Next, there are a few of his guests (previous and current) who do not espouse traditional Catholicism or commit themselves to various other errant ideologies. Again, to his credit, Eric has disavowed several former contributors who have gone off the rails with ridiculous viewpoints. This would include the likes of Anthony Stine or Fr. Dave Nix. It’s good for us to avoid folks like this, given their obstinate support of Vatican II, Donald Trump, or other heretical ideas and mind prisons.

Unfortunately, even some of his current guests are indeed what he terms Magatards, unwilling to detach from a mis-placed hope in right-wing politics. Others, like Michael Snyder, write books about the stupid post-tribulation Rapture thesis, while still others support false opposition figures, like Nick Fuentes, who desires martial law in the U.S. You should take some of these folks with a grain of salt, to be sure.

Then again, for what it’s worth, you’ll never find contributors or allies who agree with you on everything, and frankly, we all possess certain blind spots.

Finally, I encourage Eric to consider making guest appearances on other traditionalist podcasts, like Dr. Deep State’s show. This could serve as a middle ground between having too much of a public web presence (a risky prospect if the Noahide Laws go into effect) versus no outside marketing whatsoever. A strategic collaboration with other like-minded, non-compromised influencers could go a long way toward re-invigorating one’s subscriber base (if that’s the goal).

Conclusion: Plastic-Fantastic Catholic Media Won’t Cut It

So, if you’d like to consume better alternative media from a host with dozens of terrific guests every month, then please consider a trial membership with TradCatKnight. I view this as a much better alternative to the repetitive neoconservative Catholic commentators, such as Fr. Dave Nix, Anthony Stine, Taylor Marshall, or Steve Bannon. Let us pray these men snap out of it and embrace traditional Catholicism before they produce any further content.

Finally, never forget to pray to Our Lady for an outpouring of all the Gifts of the Holy Ghost, including the knowledge to discern good Catholic influencers from the mediocre or deceptive. If you pray Her Holy Rosary every day (all 15 decades, as you should), then consider offering one or two decades for Eric Gajewski, Dr. Deep State, myself, and other traditional Catholic content creators.

Without prayerful intercession, any of us could lose our mind at any time.