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Paperback book I actually had in the 90’s. Available on amazon 8.96.

Description - Liberalism Is A Sin Paperback – June 1, 1993
by Felix Sarda y Salvany (Author), Condé B. Pallen (Translator)
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Liberalism is THE error of our times. It is essentially the mistaken notion that one religion is as good as another and that people have a right freely to choose whatever religion suits them best. The author calls Liberalism “the monster of our times,” “the evil of all evils,” “a deadly heresy,” “a living lion going about seeking whom he may devour.” Further, he states: “Liberalism and Catholic Liberalism have been explicitly condemned by Pius IX.” Again, “Liberalism of every degree and all forms has been formally condemned; so much so that outside the motives of its intrinsic malice, it stands under the formal ban of the Church, which is sufficient for all faithful Catholics. It would be impossible for an error so widespread and so radical to escape condemnation.” “Liberalism Is a Sin” is a translation and an adapted version of “El Liberalismo es Pecado,” written and published in 1886 in Spain. Yet it reads as if it were written today! Unfortunately, its comments are even more germane today than when it first appeared. In this book, all shades of the deadly error of Liberalism are exposed and the antidote for combatting Liberalism is carefully outlined. Like a cleaver, this book chops through the mushy, non-logical thinking of Liberalism - which infects most people today, including, sadly, the majority of Catholics. With Liberalism almost universally triumphant in our times, it can be categorically stated that no Catholic book in print today is more potent that “Liberalism Is a Sin,” and none is more deserving our studied attention.

I didn't feel I could even guess at Q4966 for almost a year.
I believed that Q was saying DNA is information, and whomever possesses it has power over us (mankind), and then 'Ascension'.
Long afterwards (9/30/23), I searched Google for, 'Ascension DNA' and felt I had found an answer. The resulting Ascension post I made used Ascension webpage content linking its hospital systems to Google - together they are building a DNA databank whether you like it or not, and it will be used by AI to 'manage' patient care. These are the same people who forbid us Ivermectin and forced Remdesivir on us instead.
So, if they know your DNA, they can 'treat you' accordingly. Here's an excerpt from my prior post:
".....when I searched for Ascension hospitals DNA, I found the following article, which only uses 'DNA' in the diagram of the data system - essentially there would be a DNA databank to support the AI's 'predictive algorithms' for treating patients. That's my opinion based on reading the cautiously written article and comparing it with the diagram - they don't seem to want to say anything in text about the DNA usage."
Here's the diagram:
Ascension's content on that page is deceptively written. It's a DNA data bank but you can only discern that in the diagram. Ascension claims they, and google, will protect patient's privacy per HIPPA, but HIPPA expedites sharing of information throughout hospital systems without informing us. Supposedly Google can't view your data, except for a select few (who can share it based on 'need'), but Google lies for profit.
I don't believe it's just Ascension using this model. Ascension laughably assures patients their information won't be used for advertising purposes, as if that's patients' primary concern, while claiming the only time information will be shared is when it would benefit the patient - when in fact the whole DNA databank with AI administration is falsely posed as 'for the patients'.
~~~~END OF PRIOR POST
So when I hear there's been hacking and the system is down, I am not sure that is a black hat effort. The staff are aghast at problems treating patients, but the patients are likely safer without that black hat AI system 'treating them.'