Well unlike Menard, Dean Clifford is ratified in the AQUILAE Trust. He's "free" (the trust cannot interfere unless explicitly requested) until that trust is breached.
If he chooses to victimize a group of worthless eaters, that's between him and his conscience.
In the end, I'm STILL right, and I simply have to wait.
Dean Clifford is a child. This is just where he is in his growth. Nothing more. His ratification is for the FUTURE, not now. Even if it was a brief flash of lucidity, he made the right choice. I'm a better slavemaster for the government...
That said; Mika Rasila is correct. If ANYONE is claiming there is "remedy" in the clubhouse rules for a club you aren't a part of, then they are lying. They aren't "mistaken". They aren't "misinformed". They are simply LYING.
If Dean is claiming this, he is lying. It's that simple.
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