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CFI2766, Are you ASA? I was ASA back in 1997-2000, and "Retired" as an ATR CA..

On the point 1 you make.. agree

Point 2, agree, but let's not lump all Muslims (or groups like Hamas or Hesbala [sp?]) into the same category

point 3) degrees of bad... Obama is our best shot.. Clinton (like her husband) is a big business democrat and McCain is as anti-pilot as they come

point 4) Pat Buchanan

I have to agree with a lot of your posts (and am a bit surprised), but, just out of curiosity, why do you think obama is friendlier to labor than clinton? As far as I can tell, clinton is by far more union-friendly...granted-they're all politicians and completely full of s$%^!
 
I have to agree with a lot of your posts (and am a bit surprised), but, just out of curiosity, why do you think obama is friendlier to labor than clinton? As far as I can tell, clinton is by far more union-friendly...granted-they're all politicians and completely full of s$%^!

If you recall, Bill Clinton (we have to assume they're closely related politically) was called a "new Democrat" which is a buzz word for what I would call a "Limousine Liberal" or "Wall street Liberal" .. These are socially liberal, abortion, feminism, type democrats who use the voting base of labor and blacks to bolster their power but in the end care about the upper middle class "Elite" types more than the working stiff. Obama has shown thru his work in the inner City and prior jobs to his Senate career that he's a man of the people.. PLUS, the IBT endorsed him, not Clinton.

Clinton is going to promote a liberal social agenda, while Obama is more of a JFK style Democrat.
 
I agree with Carter that Hamas needs to be talked to, but I disagree with his unilateral decision to do so in direct conflict with official U.S. policy. Granted, the policy is bull---- and Bush is an idiot, but he is the President, and it is the policy, and Carter should not openly defy it, especially as a former President. I disagree completely with his actions, while agreeing completely with his premise.

Well that's clear! Bush is an Idiot? Tell me what is a terrahists?
 
Raskal, btw.. you drive a diesel? So do I..
 
Well that's clear! Bush is an Idiot? Tell me what is a terrahists?

You tell me. Bush is the one always talking about the "war on 'terrah." Or maybe that's just his dimwitted hillbilly accent combined with his learning disability.
 
Carter is going to be looked back upon as a good president who understood foreign policy at a very high level.. he was a victim of the times and his presidency was marred by a lot of work affairs that he had no control over.

In the end, he made peace with Jordan, Egypt and Israel that to this day is solid and strong with full diplomatic relations between the 3.

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Funniest thing I have read all Day thanks for the laugh, How were his negotiation skills with Iran back at the end of his presidency. I believe there are a few former hostages that might disagree with you about Carter. Also, Most people believe that the leader of the student group that took the US Hostages is none other than there current President. But I'm sure Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be open to diplomacy from someone who has hardly any international experience and less than 1 term as a senator
 
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Funniest thing I have read all Day thanks for the laugh, How were his negotiation skills with Iran back at the end of his presidency. I believe there are a few former hostages that might disagree with you about Carter. Also, Most people believe that the leader of the student group that took the US Hostages is none other than there current President. But I'm sure Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be open to diplomacy from someone who has hardly any international experience and less than 1 term as a senator

No, I've actually gone one funnier for you. Here it is.. ready..

You and your support of GW and Co.
 
"strategery"
W = Worst President in history
stay the course....not
mission accomplished....not

now THAT was really funny... thanks!
 
The profession has largely been destroyed already....Now we are talking about destroying what is left of the Republic if Obama gets in....

Wrong John. as always you're 1/2 right. But that's good... cause a lot of guys here are always wrong! ;)
 
You're being far too generous. John is rarely even 1/16th right.

He really is a nice guy actually and I liked him a lot when I was at ASA... He just picked the wrong side in the critical battle that has since lead to the end of any growth in the mainline and the eternal battle between regional and mainline, and the subsequent decline in wages and work rules.. Forgivable in my book ;)
 
He really is a nice guy actually and I liked him a lot when I was at ASA... He just picked the wrong side in the critical battle that has since lead to the end of any growth in the mainline and the eternal battle between regional and mainline, and the subsequent decline in wages and work rules.. Forgivable in my book ;)

I just picked "my side" in the battle that was started before either of us came to ASA....The regional/major issue should never have started....Now we all have to defend our turf....So far my career and my company has improved each year for the past 14 years....Many who chose the "other side" can't say the same thing....

In 2000 I made the decision not to move over....I doubt there is any way to put the genie back in the bottle....

ALPA should be a single army with multiple platoons or divisions.....Instead ALPA is more like a country in civil war with multiple armies fighting each other...

We are all doing what is best for each of us now....
 
He really is a nice guy actually and I liked him a lot when I was at ASA... He just picked the wrong side in the critical battle that has since lead to the end of any growth in the mainline and the eternal battle between regional and mainline, and the subsequent decline in wages and work rules.. Forgivable in my book ;)

Everything is forgivable, but only if forgiveness is asked for. John refuses to even admit fault, so it's hard to "forgive" him. He should be expelled from the Association, nice guy or not.
 
Everything is forgivable, but only if forgiveness is asked for. John refuses to even admit fault, so it's hard to "forgive" him. He should be expelled from the Association, nice guy or not.

Please expell me...then I don't have to pay dues anymore...

Exactly what do I have to ask forgiveness for? For protecting my interests? If that's the case everyone in this "association" needs to ask for forgiveness.....
 
John, I understand that the lines were drawn before we got there.. but let's be honest.. you're doing better because you're darn near the most senior pilot at ASA... how are the FO's doing? much less the junior CAs? The "career" that the regional airline has become is a fallacy.. what is a fact is the jobs at the "majors" are gone and those were the jobs that paid.. and now they can't even pay because of the whipsaw that's happened.

I don't hate you for your views.. I respect your right to them, and I agree (after two furloughs now) that you' ve done better than me... but are we really better of with ASA in its present form than when it was an E120 airline that George and John ran? Had Delta been forced to by 737's instead of CRJ's you could have been in even better shape.
 

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