THE PRESIDENT ALWAYS MAKES THE RULES
> The Rules are subject to change without prior notice.
> No Member can possibly know all The Rules.
> If The President suspects a Member knows all The Rules, he must immediately change some or all of them.
THE PRESIDENT IS NEVER WRONG
> If the President is wrong, it is due to a misunderstanding which was a direct result of something the Member said or did which was wrong.
THE MEMBER IS ALWAYS WRONG
> The Member MAY be right, IF he/she agrees with The President. Unless of course, he wants them to disagree.
THE PRESIDENT MAY CHANGE HIS MIND AT ANY TIME
> The Member may never change his mind without the express written permission of The President.
> The President has every right to feel upset &/or angry at any time and expel any Member causing this bad feeling.
THE MEMBER MUST REMAIN SILENT AT ALL TIMES
> Unless The President wants him/her to be vocal/upset.
> The President must under no circumstances let the Member know whether he requires silence or for the Member to be angry, upset or vocal for him on his behalf.
THE PRESIDENT IS READY WHEN HE IS READY
THE MEMBERS MUST BE READY TO OBEY AT ALL TIMES.
It it true that if a member leaves voluntary
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the reason for leaving upon forfeiting all property and other holdings?
In France, one person had dared to stand up to IDC, doctor Charrier, the President of the Club in time, by withdrawing from this organization hanging a few years ... a big loss in time for IDC !
ReplyDeleteFrance back in IDC.
ReplyDeleteFrancois clicked his heels together adjusted his
toupee and came back like a good German collaborator. If he was not already bald we would have shaved his head.
There is nothing like a
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Striby was more than a collaborator, he was a member of the SS and proud of it which is why him and Hans are such good friends. Same values.
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