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MO is that 'some layman' has been much more charitable, reasonable and rational that the hysterical prev poster.

I am totally down with the 'Siri was elected' idea -- even if it happened twice (which, BTW, seems to be the case). One of my present questions is: Where have his appointees gone?  Why do they SEEM to be so reticent to broadcast the truth about what has happened?  Why do they, who are NOT captive (as he seems to have been), seem to have accomplished next to nothing as far as getting the word out is concerned?  All I have to say is... ROOF TOPS...

21+ years is a long time, especially in an age where communication is so easy...

It's silly, conspiracy theories gone wakco.  You have to accept the current Magisterium, you just have to.  Not doing so is like accepting "division by zero."  While in high school, my geometry teacher gave me and a friend a proof that 2 = 1.  My friend, who would graduate valedictorian of our class (and, would, later on, graduate valedictorian of his college class, only later to drop-out of his PhD program -- now, he is a low-grade newspaper reporter) believed our geometry teacher.  I, however, refused to believe him, but could not figure out what was wrong with his "proof" that 2 = 1.  I would not accept it.  Instead, I took the matter to my algebra teacher who, immediately, with a coy smile whispered in my ear, "Yeah, he is dividing by zero."  Apparently, my algebra teacher had known about this little ploy for quite some time but had never mentioned it to the geometry teacher, who was absolutely convinced of his "proof."

Point is, if you allow "division by zero," you can prove anything, anything at all.  The same is true of conspiracy theories.  The One and Triune God is not and cannot be the author of confusion and/or contradiction.