An Albert Lea blogger has discovered that a pro-Catholic book author and paid public speaker is also the owner of some websites with anti-Catholic messages.
Troster soon received a message from Abel accusing him of defamation. Abel also contacted Troster’s web domain provider, which in turn required Troster to make contact with Abel via email.
“Now in order to have committed defamation I would have had to written something that was untrue,” Troster wrote in a follow-up blog entry. “I posted the facts that I found and then offered my opinion on them.”
That is what he says. However, he is the only name that can be found that is associated with said sites. Peruse the content and you cannot find anyone listed as an author of any of the content. The only way to find the name is a whois.is search. This only raises more questions. Are all of the “authors” Catholics who are trying to hide their identity? Is Mr. Abel telling the truth? Also, the content that he had removed on consecration vows is now back up on the site. This is after he admitted to me in an email that he took it down because “it was poorly written and upset people.”
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