You may disagree with Burke --- disagree intensely --- but saying he goes into "inane ramblings" does no more than call your own credibility into question.  Where did he publish or express "inane rambling"?  Why is Burke's right to express himself "different in kind" from typical Catholics, even the bishops?  Some might have said the same --- at one point, some DID say the same --- of Thomas Aquinas.  Once again, PC --- that wolf in sheep's clothing --- wants to stifle free expression.  "Freedom of speech for all --- on my terms."