Visible minority candidates will do everything that is expected of them, will avoid controversy and strong positions, because they want to prove that they can do the job well and receive high rating.

The Austrian candidate is already dressing like a Pope, which means that he is too career oriented and too concerned about his own image to be strong and objective as a Pope.

The South American candidates will be blocked by CIA - (yes, you read it right).

The European candidates (including Italians) are too deeply embeded in the political system of the EU to be independent and just.

The Canadian candidate represents a church infiltrated and controlled by "investors" and donors, usually close to the highly organized zionist minority.

I don't see any good candidates out there. Maybe somebody from Russia, China, or Iran would do - to restore the international justice system, to restore traditional family values, to restore protection of national cultural values - but this is very unlikely for other reasons.

The position of Pope has become too politicised. This is why the Catholic Church, as a whole, is rapidly losing popularity. Catholic Church has alienated itself from the daily lives of ordinary people, from their problems and needs. It became an institution with very selective corporate, social, and political agendas.