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I understand. However, the SSPX members who know better, should see this as a blessing in disguise. No good could come from a deal with Rome specially with a Prelature which would be compromised. If the leadership doesn't take decisive action soon, they could join one of the "Resistance" bishops and work with them.Just a thought.
It will be very hard for the leadership to go back against Rome because of the implications. Of approving the indult, of approving the new invalid rites, of needing Rome's permission for marriage casting doubt on those who got married before the agreement, of those who received Huonders invalid oils... And so much more.
I came across this article today:https://infovaticana.com/en/2026/01/08/the-fsspx-does-not-rule-out-new-episcopal-consecrations-even-without-a-pontifical-mandate/But when +Williamson consecrated +Faure, they said this:Are the SSPX members putting pressure on the leadership? Or is the SSPX trying to put pressure on the Vatican? If they are serious about considering consecrating bishops without a pontifical mandate, they should apologize to the "resistance" and all the bishops consecrated by + Williamson. But they won't consecrate because they would loose all the conservatives they have gained from their compromise.
Was the consecration of Bishop Rangel (RIP) in 1991 a "last resort"?