:I see that you have decided to renege on our settlement agreement.  I am disappointed to discover this, since I only decertified the RfC on the basis of your promise.  You conveniently waited until it was too late for Nicholas or I to reverse our decertifications, too, thereby gaining a tactical advantage through dishonesty.  This is a most unwise move on your part; I hope that you do not come to regret it. 

 :That said, I will not file a Request for Arbitration against you.  If you choose to file one against me, I will file a slightly edited version of the same statement I filed in the Request for Comments, along with an apology for losing my cool in the RfC, and I will (of course) recuse myself from the case.  I will not otherwise respond to your claims.  At the end of my Arbitration term (the end of December) I plan to step down from my positions of authority (that is, Adminstrator and Arbitrator) in Wikipedia, for reasons that only partially involve you.  Hopefully, this will help to reduce your fear that I will misuse the privileges with which I have been entrusted to unfairly harm you.  I would never do such a thing, but you apparently feel that I am so untrustworthy that you will not even keep your own promises to me.  Perhaps you will, this one time, actually believe what I'm saying.  If you don't, you will then have the power to block me; feel free to use it if you think it is necessary.