And if Francis were in fact fully converted, he would submit to such conditional ordination and consecration in order to bring peace to the Church. Otherwise, the Church would remain fragmented.
Yeah, I don't participate in hypotheticals which are stupid and illogical.
My old catechism teacher Thomas A. Nelson used to give a great example of a "reductio ad absurdam": a man who loves his wife, reads stories to his kids at bedtime, pays his taxes, buys cookies from girl scouts, helps old ladies cross the street, but he has just one flaw: he's a hitman. NOT GONNA HAPPEN IRL.
God isn't going to allow the world and the Church to be transformed and apparently 100% restored, with a fake pope at the head. That is beyond ludicrous.
Our Lord Himself gave advice as follows: Judge a tree by its fruits. So no, you're not going to have delicious, beautiful fruit from a rotten tree.
Might I point out that the Conciliar Church has nothing but rotten fruit? That's why we Trads know we're in the right. In the hypothetical outlined by the OP, the world is beautiful and the fruit is delicious, but Ladislaus is tempted to be a home-aloner because "it's still a bad tree, darn it".
No, a bad tree can't bear good fruit, and vice-versa. That's not my OPINION, that is the teaching of Our Lord, Who can't be wrong.