To my understanding, they have. Not ALL of their aircraft, but their startup aircraft were pulled from service and transferred from what I've been told.
BS Artist? One could say that about you except that I believe you're more subtle.
You remind me of a movie called The Devil's Advocate: "This is HARDLY evil, is it? It's just such a little thing, to let one company come in and undermine another." Then it's another thing, then another, then another, until you're ready to fly Northwest mainline's 747's for $100 an hour.
Once you start down that path, how do you mark the "limit"? How do you know where to draw the line?
Your perspective MAY be different than mine, but to ASSert that your perspective is the "PROPER" perspective is egotistical at best, self-delusional at worst, especially given that the only people that seem to agree with you (for the most part) are the G0Jet pilots and management.
When you're in the minority on a belief on an issue, to assert that it's "proper" is a joke. But I shouldn't be surprised, you've taken the low road on just about every issue we've debated (this is the 3rd, you do realize).