‘Knowledge must be inclusive’
That's right! Who else said almost the same thing... - See Genesis 4, 4-5

And, btw. how about the 2030 agenda of the UN-globohomo Newbabilonians and his similar friends? Or better to say,- his bosses!

8 Peccata populi mei comedent, et ad iniquitatem eorum sublevabunt animas eorum. 9 Et erit sicut populus, sic sacerdos; et visitabo super eum vias ejus, et cogitationes ejus reddam ei. 10 Et comedent, et non saturabuntur; fornicati sunt, et non cessaverunt : quoniam Dominum dereliquerunt in non custodiendo.

11 Fornicatio, et vinum, et ebrietas auferunt cor. 12 Populus meus in ligno suo interrogavit, et baculus ejus annuntiavit ei; spiritus enim fornicationum decepit eos, et fornicati sunt a Deo suo. (Hosea 4)

How about to say the same, i.e. explain the things about his other alleged el presidente in Rome?

You can always do more good than you do.

America in short(s)?

I wonder why are people like you still using images which are made by the Deepfake?

I believe that second point which is how to remove a heretic (who has already fallen away from the Church) is not, and should not be that difficult. Because he [in the case of a heretical pope, if this man in white ever was one] who has already fallen away from the Church must simply be declared deposed by the Church [as such]. - as S. Robert Bellarmine says.
It's actually that simple.

Concerning the first point, - consensus, which is important for sure, but even that is not first and foremost step to do the right thing that God expects to be done by His apostles for good of the Church. A perfect example for this is s. Athanasius the Great, who probably tried to get other clerics for the case, to reach a consensus, but when that didn't work, he still did it himself alone and persisted in what the sensus fidei, which comes from God the Holy Spirit, told him to do.
He was alone, the only one! And boy, he was persecuted, right!?

An even more significant example in the case of a heretic, i.e. illegally and illegitimately appointed cleric on the papal throne, is the lay woman of St. Catharina of Siena.
She acted as God asked her to do, inviting the others to do the same, but not waiting to see if they would be encouraged and really dare to do things that, then as now, must have meant exposing themselves to great trouble and falling into disfavor, if one don't succeed in that "difficult business"!

So, our times are for sure the greatest times to become a great saint!
They [the clerics] should make a use of that, and not to fly away from it!

Si quis diligit mundum, non est caritas Patris in eo.
[1 John 2:15]

"If any man come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea and his own life also, he cannot be my disciple."
[Luke 14:26]