There is still a de facto ban on the Extraordinary Form in most dioceses. Even when a priest knows how to offer this form of the Mass, he is often prevented from doing so through unlawful "tests" which bishops have imposed, or through simple intimidation.
There needs to be a lot more generosity on the part of bishops before I will believe that a few cranks who complain on blogs no one reads is some sort of crisis.
The fact that some bishops are dragging their feet on implementing the motu proprio doesn’t justify the demands of the traditionalists to whom Pope Benedict XVI and Cardinal Castrillon were referring. These people aren’t going to be satisfied unless the Church repudiates the newer form of the Roman Rite and their unreasonable demands and bad behavior give ammunition to bishops who are unhappy with the motu proprio.
I agree. However, the story is from CNS, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the USCCB, and I believe I recognize the writer as one unsympathetic to the TLM. Also, it wasn't clear from the report that it reflected the whole talk or even (I have a suspicious mind when it comes to CNS/USCCB) if the Cardinal spoke those words spontaneously or was goaded into it by a question.