But wouldn't this be in line with that "fantasy" you posted? In the normal process, if a Pope were to be a heretic, SOMEBODY has to start the ball rolling, as it were, with the initial accusation of heresy. Before there can be universal recognition of heresy, there needs to be some individual recognition.
I feel that there's growing awareness among Catholics that Bergoglio is not Catholic, but everyone's hesitant to be the first to make the public charge. If someone like a +Vigano would make the initial charge, probably 90% of all true Catholics would be emboldened to come out of the closet with their own thoughts along those lines: "Yes, you know what, he's right; I suspected this all along."
Well, at least as regards the Fantasy, Burke (or any Cardinal currently exercising jurisdiction) first announces the fact of Bergoglio’s heresy, and then that Christ has deposed him.
At this point, Vigano and others support him.
This in turn would remove any claim to UPA, and consequently any claim to dogmatic fact.
And then the Fantasy moves on from there.
It brings the Church back to the GWS and warring “popes,” but it also represents the pangs of a recovering Church.