A couple of questions. Some of you have said that by working for JB etc. is undercutting your contracts at your airline by accepting lower pay which therefore damages your efforts to make more money, benefits etc. right? Have any of you ever taken less pay than your brothers at other airlines when you were voting on your contracts? The answer is YES. Your pilot groups voted on contracts in the past and the chips fell were they did. V said that when some airlines took pay cuts that they had no control or choice I think. Sure they/you did! If the end result was not what you wanted then your fellow/union brothers sold you out. So if that is the case V, then you need to get a list (if legal) of all your brothers and sisters who voted yes, wait not just at your airline but every airline with ALPA who had a contract and voted yes, get their names and refuse their jumpseat too. V, you also said professionals dont stab professionals in the back. Your fellow union guys/gals that voted yes falls under your category it seems. You say you are a professional but you stab too BUBBA. You contradict yourself all the time. I am a professional but I am going to persecute every pilot of an non union for your own political purpose than has no realistic impact other than causing a jumpseat war and that is why you (Mr. Chicken Little) have not revealed(confirmed) where you work. Point the finger and it keeps coming back your way. I wonder Why! An airline recently took a vote and they voted yes for the contract. Under your philosophy they stabbed you and every one else when they could have made a different choice. But they didnt. Everyone has a choice when they vote or accept a job somwhere and everyone should share some responsibility. By the way I support ALPA but your ways is not supported by them. Oh now you will tell me I need a history lesson and have no idea how the industry works! That is debateable but you are unprofessional.