As a long time lurker I must say you've gone off the deep end. A cursory look back at history shows that it IS you and a handful of others going crazy. Jetz seems to post here whenever there is a significant development like the DJ or the injunction, or back when there was M&A activity between USAirways and United. He reasons that anything that happens here could set precedent that effects UA/CO. Fair enough. In between he basically lets us have at each other, until there is a need to field foul balls by you and others. I personally don't care what his motives are, nor yours or anyone else that chooses to participate in this discussion. It's a public forum for God's sake! No requirement to explain to anyone.
You guys bring up UA or Jetz in a derogatory manner, and then are surprised and insulted that he responds. Not surprising considering your history of expecting everyone to accept what you say and roll over without objection. Truly childish behavior. Interestingly, you don't give so much attention to "outsiders" like Claxon who claims to be a non-east or west pilot, or others like a longshoreman. Perhaps because they take your side? You also have nothing constructive to say. Just slander directed to a person who disagrees with your point of view. What does that say about your character? Try not bringing up the subject of Jetz or UA, and maybe he'll stop responding. Ever think of that?
Have we on the west gotten to you that badly? I'm sure you have more constructive things to talk about. I for one would rather debate the issues at hand with you, than read your rants about a personal vendetta.
On that note, I have to think that you guys on the east that say you will never vote on a contract that doesn't include the nic, must consider the possibility that there are some who are tired of the direction USAPA has taken this place, and tired of broken promises, and might just vote on a decent contract WITH nic if Kasher hands you a loss.
I also think that the whole IBT thing is proof of this. Cleary must be afraid that he has lost so much support that ALPA could easily be voted back in, considering USAPA's win in the first place was not a landslide, and many campaign promises never materialized.
