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The rats are trying to escape the sinking AAA ALPA ship. Where will USA320 go? To be a washroom attendant at Tempe?
Hey USA320, how the heck can you be such good friends with Pollock? He is a rat!
----- Original Message -----
From: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2007 7:25 AM
Subject: Legislative Affairs Committee
Yes, that’s right. MEC S/T for life, Mike D’Angelo, brought forward Bill Pollock’s name and passed out his resume’ when the discussion of the election for a chairman came about. It seems that both Mike and Jack are pushing for him to become chairman in order for National to spring him into a National position before U goes independent. Bill did some seriously heavy lifting for them: Working with Siegel to give back the entire pension with no freeze, helping ALPA become the managers of the new DC plan, and especially guaranteeing that no pilot vote would stop the juggernaut. His payoff apparently was to come from ALPA national, but he was unceremoniously ejected from his MEC Chairman’s position before it could arrive. There are several lawsuits swirling around these events.
Pollock is not enjoying flying the line under the contracts he personally delivered to the Company.
Jack also owes Bill big for something from the last two years. XXXXXXX has told me that there may soon also be another lawsuit about that.
The rats are trying to escape the sinking AAA ALPA ship. Where will USA320 go? To be a washroom attendant at Tempe?
Hey USA320, how the heck can you be such good friends with Pollock? He is a rat!
----- Original Message -----
From: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2007 7:25 AM
Subject: Legislative Affairs Committee
Yes, that’s right. MEC S/T for life, Mike D’Angelo, brought forward Bill Pollock’s name and passed out his resume’ when the discussion of the election for a chairman came about. It seems that both Mike and Jack are pushing for him to become chairman in order for National to spring him into a National position before U goes independent. Bill did some seriously heavy lifting for them: Working with Siegel to give back the entire pension with no freeze, helping ALPA become the managers of the new DC plan, and especially guaranteeing that no pilot vote would stop the juggernaut. His payoff apparently was to come from ALPA national, but he was unceremoniously ejected from his MEC Chairman’s position before it could arrive. There are several lawsuits swirling around these events.
Pollock is not enjoying flying the line under the contracts he personally delivered to the Company.
Jack also owes Bill big for something from the last two years. XXXXXXX has told me that there may soon also be another lawsuit about that.
