Siri Proves David Bawden is the true Pope

The Siri claim as it now stands is that Siri was elected on October 26, 1958, accepted said election and took the name Gregory, making him the first Gregory XVII. He then was forced to resign or in some ay prevented from announcing his election to the world. Since foce was used, the theory is that such resignation is invalid. One can look elsewhere to determine if Siri's claim was actually true. However, let us assume for a moment it was.

On May 2, 1989, Siri died, leaving the Papacy vacant.

This fact was made known to Gary Giuffre, the most prominent promoter of Siranism at that time. The same letter draws out the consequences.

Peter Tran Van Khoat on June 3, 1990 called for the cardinals allegedly appointed by Siri to come togther and hold a Papal Election. This proves that Sirianists beleived on that date that the Papacy was vacant.

Daniel Jones was also trying to gather these alleged Cardinals into 1991, indicating no election had taken place.

Therefore we can conclude that on July 16, 1990, when six Catholics assembled in good faith to elect a Pope, the Papacy was indeed vacant. Since they had notified all possible voters, including Giuffre, Tran Van Khoat, Jones and many others, the election was valid on the principle of first in time, first in right. Therefore David Bawden was validly elected as Pope and all Sirianists must accept said election as valid.