You are simply not going to suppress the Novus Ordo, no matter how much you wish it would happen.
The number of Catholics who desire to worship at a Latin Mass, NO or TLM, is tiny and, if given a choice, will always go to the vernacular NO.
If you read my propositions carefully, you will see that I am advocating the free and wide access of the TLM independent of the NO establishment in addition to the TLM being present alongside the NO at all churches. I said the liturgical battle has to be fought on two fronts. If you think the NO as it is today is not in need of fixing, then I pity you. I also said I was open to a reform of the reform as Ratzinger advocates, although I personally would prefer the eventual suppression of the NO. Let's discuss my ideas and maybe yours too about the merits of the specific ideas themselves. I am not bashing anyone, but you seem to be bashing me and won't even consider anything I have had to say. Again, if you think the NO as it is now is just right, I pity you and I have nothing more to say to you.
Do I not get any credit for offering a more thoughtful and prudent course of action rather than an immediate suppression of all changes of the last 40 years? Will someone else here in this forum actually have a liturgical discussion with me as to the merits or shortcomings of the specific ideas I proposed?