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04-27-2012 | 03:21 PM

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47dog

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Potential strike breakers?????????

These are All UAL furloughed pilots. Might want to watch your comments.

Nuff said

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04-27-2012 | 03:29 PM

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My buddy told me just a few hrs ago. For those that know me, i merely posted to see if anyone else has heard it , or a variation therof. I wouldnt post info like that to get anyones false hope up- bc it pertains to me to. but let us know if/when u here anything like that. Would be greatly appreciated
Skippy!

04-27-2012 | 03:32 PM

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Potential strike breakers?????????

These are All UAL furloughed pilots. Might want to watch your comments.

Nuff said

Dog

I guess you missed the "POTENTIAL" strike breakers. The assumption is they will be happy to have the job and will do anything to keep it. The 570 were trained in a similar way.

Good thing is they all UAL furloughed and they will not likely go along with the Jay P. and company plan.

04-27-2012 | 03:32 PM

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Strikebreakers? R u off ur meds? I and others are prepared to stay out as long as it takes. I think pierce is mad that any and all pilots that come back are by default ual supporters and will just infect the herd.
Did a quick glance. Cal has about 3 times the scabs ual does. So please tread lightly on that subject

04-27-2012 | 03:39 PM

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Just for you!

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04-27-2012 | 06:54 PM

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As a twice furloughed United pilot and new hire at Continental, I look forward to walking out on United, I think most of us would not hesitate to walk. What has surprised me at Continental is the polar opposites in the captains that I am flying with. There are the scabs, and then those that were hired in the last 20 years. I think that the vast majority of the younger guys support giving United an ultimatum and would not hesitate to walk.

04-27-2012 | 07:27 PM

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Cheers, Coto! Hope to fly with you soon. I think you are right in your assessment. My last 5 FO's have been UA dudes.... Excellent, all of them. Let's burn this fu**er down!

04-28-2012 | 08:41 AM

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Nice. You know that every one of us is a double furloughee and yet you refuse to post a retraction for a very poorly worded post after being called out.

So I guess it's no problem if we refer to you as a "potential" strike breaker in all future posts? After all, every pilot is a "potential" strike breaker. You are a cancer to unionism.

04-28-2012 | 09:14 AM

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I guess you missed the "POTENTIAL" strike breakers. The assumption is they will be happy to have the job and will do anything to keep it. The 570 were trained in a similar way.

Good thing is they all UAL furloughed and they will not likely go along with the Jay P. and company plan.

Get off it - the original post stands as is - you want to say it's poorly worded - ok. I think everybody knows the intent of the post. I've done more for the Union and Unionism than most and for sure you, so maybe you should retract your original statement.