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weehingthong 
Most of the time – most of the time – friends and family, people you know have, your back and are more difficult to recruit to betray you. That said, everyone has his/her price. I would do the same. Why appoint someone whom I hardly know and could be a plant? Betrayals are the new normal. We know first hand with the Sheraton move. Pope Francis appointed people he knew long ago and worked with before. The ones already there failed to do the job.