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You need to beam Claxon back to the mothership.luvthe9 said:
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"Scotty" was far more familiar with the real word than "you'se" could ever, in predictably disrespectful "spartan" fashion even imagine:
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/11/the-actor-who-played-scotty-on-star-trek-was-shot-six-times-on-d-day/
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I see it's minion hour at Mckoy's.
Is the next round on Claxon or Scotty?
Is the next round on Claxon or Scotty?
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EastCheats said:
By no means. Heck!...I don't even have a "Cactus18" pin!...And the Cowardly Lion's actually one of my lifetime heros, truth be told here. It doesn't matter if you're scared...just do what you need to do anyway/etc...
Not everyone can be a "bling" bedecked, ferociously T-shirted, mighty "knight" or "dire wolf" after all, or even a "spartan". I'll properly leave the business of overly-puffed-up, hollow chests to "you'se", umm.."lords and ladies".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT8H9smpK3U
"You'se" may now resume "heroically" posting Battle Flags from the Army of Texas again....unless, of course, you can (against all odds and demonstrated history), somehow find yet additional ways to continually prove yourselves even more the pathetic little children you truly are.
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It took a lot of courage for Cactus18 to stand up against the new union, the most democratic union in airline history...not. If you donated to their legal defence fund you could have gotten a pin too. Hey, you may have the chance to buy bling for the USAPA 13 before this is all over
Blog by David Braid
On May 30, 2008 a RICO lawsuit was filed against me and 23 other America West pilots by our new union Us Airline Pilots Association. After being dismissed from federal court with prejudice without even going to trial. The case was so poor the judge would not even let them try again. USAPA then filed an appeal in the Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in Richmond.
Today 26 months later we finally have our answer. The Fourth Circuit in a unanimous decision upheld or affirmed the district court. This is a tremendous win for all of the Cactus 18 today. Hopefully this will put an end to the vicious and unfounded attack that the leadership of USAPA has aimed our way. Unfortunately I fear that this case may not be over.
USAPA is under pressure to deliver a contract and after two years of telling the pilots that we were criminals and had done something wrong. After spending upwards of $300,000.00 of pilot dues money they have nothing to show for it.
This is the story of how and why myself and 23 other AWA pilot were sued in federal court for millions of dollars by the new union at US Airways. A new association that was formed by the former US air (east) pilots to get out of final and binding seniority arbitration.
I started this blog for a couple of reasons. First many people have no idea what has happened to their fellow pilots concerning the lawsuit filed by USAPA. Second everyone has questions about what has happened and what is going on now. I will try and tell the story in order, as best as I can. There are still a few things that are confidential and this is a public forum. But I will give as much detail as possible.
The result:
On May 30, 2008 a RICO law suit was filed against me and 23 other America West pilots by our new union Us Airline Pilots Association. After being dismissed from federal court with prejudice without even going to trial. The case was so poor the judge would not even let them try again. USAPA than filed an appeal in the Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in Richmond.
Today 26 months later we finally have our answer. The Fourth Circuit in a unanimous decision upheld or affirmed the district court. This is a tremendous win for all of the Cactus 18 today. Hopefully this will put an end to the vicious and unfounded attack that the leadership of USAPA has aimed our way.
After spending upwards of $300,000.00 of pilot dues money they have nothing to show for it.
Full story:
http://cactus18.typepad.com
Blog by David Braid
On May 30, 2008 a RICO lawsuit was filed against me and 23 other America West pilots by our new union Us Airline Pilots Association. After being dismissed from federal court with prejudice without even going to trial. The case was so poor the judge would not even let them try again. USAPA then filed an appeal in the Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in Richmond.
Today 26 months later we finally have our answer. The Fourth Circuit in a unanimous decision upheld or affirmed the district court. This is a tremendous win for all of the Cactus 18 today. Hopefully this will put an end to the vicious and unfounded attack that the leadership of USAPA has aimed our way. Unfortunately I fear that this case may not be over.
USAPA is under pressure to deliver a contract and after two years of telling the pilots that we were criminals and had done something wrong. After spending upwards of $300,000.00 of pilot dues money they have nothing to show for it.
This is the story of how and why myself and 23 other AWA pilot were sued in federal court for millions of dollars by the new union at US Airways. A new association that was formed by the former US air (east) pilots to get out of final and binding seniority arbitration.
I started this blog for a couple of reasons. First many people have no idea what has happened to their fellow pilots concerning the lawsuit filed by USAPA. Second everyone has questions about what has happened and what is going on now. I will try and tell the story in order, as best as I can. There are still a few things that are confidential and this is a public forum. But I will give as much detail as possible.
The result:
On May 30, 2008 a RICO law suit was filed against me and 23 other America West pilots by our new union Us Airline Pilots Association. After being dismissed from federal court with prejudice without even going to trial. The case was so poor the judge would not even let them try again. USAPA than filed an appeal in the Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in Richmond.
Today 26 months later we finally have our answer. The Fourth Circuit in a unanimous decision upheld or affirmed the district court. This is a tremendous win for all of the Cactus 18 today. Hopefully this will put an end to the vicious and unfounded attack that the leadership of USAPA has aimed our way.
After spending upwards of $300,000.00 of pilot dues money they have nothing to show for it.
Full story:
http://cactus18.typepad.com
EastCheats said:
Sigh!...If "you'se" say so, I suppose. I personally disagreed with singling out a small batch to hit with such a heavy legal action, but, well, silly me; I'd thought all that "courage" simply required hiring some lawyers...?
Perhaps just a bit less "courage" shown by smarmily jamming the union's Safety Hot Line should have reasonably been present?
No matter. It's past time to again impress us all (or at least yourselves) with some more proudly posted "bling"....?
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Yea and your side did not count on us banding together to defend our co-workers. The intent was to intimidate and bankrupt pilots. An act which backfired and contributed to the continued existence of Leonidas. Thank Mike Cleary for the one event which unified the West pilots.EastUS1 said:
Bravo Mike, bravo
EastCheats said:
Which worked nicely. What's your point? The pitiful punks like "you'se" self that found such glee from jamming the USAPA phone lines, mailing feces/rocks/etc, to the address, ad nauseum, ad infinitim, stopped doing so, in much the same way as west braggadoccio about "Never paying dues!" came to a screeching halt later on. You would have done yourselves far greater service by just taking at least an occasional step outside of Fantasyland instead.
No worries son. At least you've some hugely heroic "bling" to sport for all time....and all the Ties and T-shirts are simply to die for.
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That's the case you made which was so bad, the court said don't bring it back.EastUS1 said:
I have to ask. Did you scoop up the stool sample and test the sample for West pilot DNA and report those results to Claxon? He probably has it filed somewhere to this day.
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Hmmm...Well now I have to ask: What sample could that possibly be? Is it no longer now the west's contention that nothing of the sort was ever sent?
If you're honestly, however laughably, actually trying to be "clever" here; you might want to at least strive to up your game a bit.
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Did the guilty parcel have a return address?EastUS1 said:
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