The Mass Psychosis of the Catholic Revolution

How the Liturgical Industrial Complex Propagandized the Liturgical Reform and Pulled Off A Coup
The real puzzle about the liturgical changes after Vatican II is why they happened. Why the average Catholic or average priest went along with giving up so many of the hallmarks and traditions of Catholicism is far more confusing, especially when the faith, especially in the United States, which had been on an upswing by any discernible metric in the early 20th century, suddenly saw all indicators turn negative immediately after the changes to the Mass.
Why, outside of those who were ideologically already on board with revolution, did so many otherwise faithful Catholics jump on a train that quickly led to the decline of the faith of so many of them?
Defenders of the liturgical changes after Vatican II take the rapidity of their implementation to imply that they were what all Catholics implicitly wanted: Archbishop Bugnini and his Consilium were merely enacting the popular will for change …