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Well then by God, if there's ever an election for a new son of god and you're running against Jesus Christ you'll get my vote, you pillar of integrity, you.


Your a real smart-a$$ aren't you?


PHXFLYR:cool:
 
I thought USAPA was transparent. No inside deals, no FPL w*************************, real voting on contracts and side letters and new blood in office, not the same ALPA hacks that had the old AAA looking like the Hatfield/McCoys when it came to domicile reps. Bradford(really Cleary) had a vision to be as pure as the Virgin Mary! Tell me it ain't so!


Ok....it ain't so :)

In all seriousness, it's a hell of a lot better than ALPA was and regardless of how our differences end up getting settled (or, not settled, as the case may be) the vast majority of us are happy with the change.

Had an ATLAS guy recently recently express his congratulations on getting rid of ALPA. They had some of the same problems with the Beast, and Prater, that we did.
 
Had some DAL exNWA guys onthe crew van. Congrulating on ridding alpa, as he said he wished NWA had the balls to do the same. Said he felt they got screwed with their integration, just not as bad as the US pilots did...


But he did say he felt more like a real pilot with the new delta uniform they were wearing (snicker ha.) as he was uncomfortably trying to figure out what to do with the new sparkly hat he had acquired...
 
Had some DAL exNWA guys onthe crew van. Congrulating on ridding alpa, as he said he wished NWA had the balls to do the same. Said he felt they got screwed with their integration, just not as bad as the US pilots did...


But he did say he felt more like a real pilot with the new delta uniform they were wearing (snicker ha.) as he was uncomfortably trying to figure out what to do with the new sparkly hat he had acquired...

The irony is that the NWA and AAA MEC's (along with other MEC's) helped tailor and vote in ALPA merger language via the BOD. Anyone complaining about how ALPA National functions, probably ought to be looking a little closer as to how their own MEC is conducting business.

Skipper
 
The irony is that the NWA and AAA MEC's (along with other MEC's) helped tailor and vote in ALPA merger language via the BOD. Anyone complaining about how ALPA National functions, probably ought to be looking a little closer as to how their own MEC is conducting business.

Skipper


Nah. It's much easier to blame everyone else for your problems.
 
Had some DAL exNWA guys onthe crew van. Congrulating on ridding alpa, as he said he wished NWA had the balls to do the same. Said he felt they got screwed with their integration, just not as bad as the US pilots did...

Gee that's funny. I've had lots of DAL guys claim the same thing (that they got screwed). I guess it was a pretty fair integration after all?

And how would a USAPA-like in-house union make things better? Oh, it wouldn't.
 
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Had some DAL exNWA guys onthe crew van. Congrulating on ridding alpa, as he said he wished NWA had the balls to do the same. Said he felt they got screwed with their integration, just not as bad as the US pilots did...


Yeah, I'm sure that's exactly what he said. I've ridden on NWA and Delta a number of times since there award. They've all told me, "I'm just glad we're not in that horrible mess you're in." I'd like to think they're learning from our (*by which I mean YOUR) mistakes.

But he did say he felt more like a real pilot with the new delta uniform they were wearing (snicker ha.) as he was uncomfortably trying to figure out what to do with the new sparkly hat he had acquired...

I know exactly how that poor guy feels. I felt the same way when I put on that "proud" USAir uniform the 1st time. Although I figured out that the sparkly hat was suppose to go on my head.
 
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Well then by God, if there's ever an election for a new son of god and you're running against Jesus Christ you'll get my vote, you pillar of integrity, you.
You'd do better to emulate me rather than mock me.

And BTW, I'm not a Christian so even your mocking statement makes no sense.
 
You'd do better to emulate me rather than mock me.

And BTW, I'm not a Christian so even your mocking statement makes no sense.

Not "Christian" either, but anyone living in this country over the last 40 years would understand.....especially a West pilot, right? I mean, you guys are smart, right? You certainly act as if you're smarter than everyone else on the Web. But, you say it makes no sense....ok.

So how would I "do better" to emulate you? More respect here in cyber space? I care about that? Good one!

Listen, Chief, it'll be a cold August day in PHX before I try to emulate you or any of the rest of your band of merry Internet Cowboys. This place makes my wife's 5th graders look mature, and your self righteous group of windfall seeking, wannabe widebody pilots is the last place I'll be looking for role models :)
 
Not "Christian" either, but anyone living in this country over the last 40 years would understand.....especially a West pilot, right? I mean, you guys are smart, right? You certainly act as if you're smarter than everyone else on the Web. But, you say it makes no sense....ok.

So how would I "do better" to emulate you? More respect here in cyber space? I care about that? Good one!

Listen, Chief, it'll be a cold August day in PHX before I try to emulate you or any of the rest of your band of merry Internet Cowboys. This place makes my wife's 5th graders look mature, and your self righteous group of windfall seeking, wannabe widebody pilots is the last place I'll be looking for role models :)


Gee,that's too bad. It would have made for a vast improvement in your overall personality and character. By the way,I'd like to meet your wife someday. I've never met a human sacrafice before.

PHXFLYR:cool:
 
So how would I "do better" to emulate you?
You wrote to me, "... you pillar of integrity, you." So you would do better to have integrity, like me. A nice start would be to acknowledge that binding arbitration means binding and not binding only if you agree with the arbitrator.

Any thing else you need explained?
 
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Binding, kind of like a marriage?

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Good day in court today, about 50+ West pilots in business casual, 3 "OLD" East F/O's in uniform. Guess who's phone goes off about 11 AM for about 10 seconds till Grandpas figures out it is him? The judge had to go over basic court protocol once again.
 
Good day in court today, about 50+ West pilots in business casual, 3 "OLD" East F/O's in uniform. Guess who's phone goes off about 11 AM for about 10 seconds till Grandpas figures out it is him? The judge had to go over basic court protocol once again.


Well, then that's that.....you guys probably won. Congrats.
 
Guys. Even if the West wins, USAPA will appeal it. This might be a case of who runs out of money first. Then again, maybe the company will step in.
 
Neither side will run out of money and the company will definately not be stepping in. The appellate court might decide not to take the case and that'll be the end of the litigation.
 

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