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I find it funny that he fixates on the least probable reason for any Catholic's opposition to Vatican II, and one that is certainly not Mel Gibson's.

Most traditionalists upset at Vatican II are so because it marked the destruction of much of the tradition and beauty of the Church, and was, in fact, a quick road to the protestantization of the Mass. This is where Gibson's problems lie.

Seems like a rabbi just needed a headline, and possibly some donations.

"Most traditionalists upset at Vatican II are so because it marked the destruction of much of the tradition and beauty of the Church, and was, in fact, a quick road to the protestantization of the Mass."

Agreed. But lately I am wondering, was it at VCII that the Church decided pedophilia was OK? I don't think it was at VCII that they decided Islamic murder and terrorism of Catholics and Christians is OK, but that seems to be their view today. As much as I have been appalled at the "protestantization" as you rightly call it of the Mass, I'm right on the verge of running over to the Baptists, or some other fundamentalist protestant group. Rome seems to be taking as its motto not What Would Jesus Do, but rather, What Would a Corrupt Communist Pervert Do?