My vote is someone from the "powerbrokers" category, like Schmidberger or du Chalard: These men have beeen running the SSPX behind the scenes (at least with regard to Roman relations) for decades.  Schmidberger was a longtime friend of BXVI (so much so that +Lefebvre had begun working to ensure he was not reelected in 1994).  And du Chalard has been the primary liaison between Rome and Menzingen for over three decades.  Expelled as superior by the Sisters of the Cenacle (i.e., SiSiNoNo), he is Rome's kind of liberal.  Both are GREC supporters, overt ralliests, and have been selling the deal for decades.  Rome will feel most comfortable with this kind of candidate.  Lorans (a GREC co-founder) would be my dark horse, and I think Celier's reputation is too flagrantly suspect to be viable.

If the candidate comes from outside this category, my money is on LeRoux (who is already being replaced at the seminary by Fr. Goldaddy, in preparation for a new role in the SSPX).

How about the option of "no one"?

That is the only course of action Rome could take to endanger their capture of the SSPX (and therefore the least likely possibility).

That is the only course of action Rome could take to endanger their capture of the SSPX (and therefore the least likely possibility).

Well, just because you don't accept that it would be no one, it's still a legitimate option for your poll, as others might disagree.

I don't think anyone will be consecrated this year.

I do not believe well see an anglophone or a French priest amongst those consecrated. 

Dear Ladislaus,  How do you know that Huonder is doing confirmations, etc. so that we can ask our priest if he knows what is happening in the Society?  He staunchly defends Archbishop Lefebvre's decisions but he's young and very intelligent.  Trojan Horse stories don't compute.  Please say it ain't so!

I simply saw that posted here by a source that I considered reputable.

See, this is even a scarier hypothesis.  Instead of consecrating new, just give them Huonder and maybe let Huonder and Schneider ordain priests for them.  See, "there's no shortage" and no "necessity" because we'll loan you our guys (Huonder and Schneider).

As I said, the worse prospect here is for Huonder to start ordaining priests.  AFAIK, he's already doing Confirmations, hearing Confessions, and offering public Mass ... when it's dubious that he's even a valid priest.

I agree. I would be surprised if there were consecrations for the SSPX any time soon. I think they will continue along the path of making the faithful more and more comfortable in practice with the ministrations of the new doubtful bishops until they reach the point where they no longer have any concerns over the question of validity. My guess is that they will then arrange for a consecration of an SSPX priest at a time (e.g. a lockdown) when only a new bishop like Huonder can consecrate. Otherwise, how would they avoid having real bishops as co-consecrators, which they would surely not want? 

Let's see who are the real and false prophets.

Pagliarani’s announcement to prepare the terrain is good enough for me.

So now that the Neo-SSPX is about to join(or has already joined) the New One World religion, what do the faithful who still attend their chapels do?