WASAYA 208
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Redneck_pilot86
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Re: WASAYA 208
Why couldn't Wasaya just keep this policy to themselves? If they hadn't advertised it, and down the road hire an aboriginal pilot, no-one outside of the people involved would know that preference had been give to the aboriginal or if they actually were the most qualified for the job.
The only three things a wingman should ever say: 1. "Two's up" 2. "You're on fire" 3. "I'll take the fat one"
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Cat Driver
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Re: WASAYA 208
The Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is what is supporting the disgrace that is so common on Indian reserves.
I have a solution that would drastically change the way these reserves are managed.
Give every employee of Indian Affairs in Ottawa two choices.
(1) Move their offices to reservations of choice based on seniority in their department and as well they must live there.
(2) Choice two is loss of employment and their pension plan.
Then we sell all the department offices to private enterprise.
It would be interesting to watch the Chiefs and the government employees trying to share the power on the reserves.
I have a solution that would drastically change the way these reserves are managed.
Give every employee of Indian Affairs in Ottawa two choices.
(1) Move their offices to reservations of choice based on seniority in their department and as well they must live there.
(2) Choice two is loss of employment and their pension plan.
Then we sell all the department offices to private enterprise.
It would be interesting to watch the Chiefs and the government employees trying to share the power on the reserves.
The hardest thing about flying is knowing when to say no
After over a half a century of flying no one ever died because of my decision not to fly.
After over a half a century of flying no one ever died because of my decision not to fly.
Re: WASAYA 208
I've been pumping the same sunshine for years. Let the high priced, useless twits in the Dept of Indian Affairs live in YPM for a winter or two. Or fire their asses. I'll bet less than 5% have even SEEN a reserve. Probably FAR less than that. Yet, these people know what's best? My ass!
What if they had an election, and nobody voted....?
What if they had an election, and nobody voted....?
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sepia
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Re: WASAYA 208
Mike Kennedy -> westjetvmc_demo wrote:ok @#$!
nobody has gone DIRECT from wasaya fuckways to mainline OR westjet
are there wasaya pilots working there? yes after going to jazz....etc first
wasaya fucking sucks, you get no real world IFR
Patrick Young Tenn -> westjet
Is two enough?
... on the midnight train to romford
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toelessjoe
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Re: WASAYA 208
I can name at least one direct to AC. Apparently Jazz isn't to your liking or I'd mention the dozens or so I know personally there.
vmc - would you consider Winnipeg or Hamilton "real" enough ifr, or do neither of these places count? I'm not here to condemn or defend the company one way or the other (I don't feel the need) but you should get your facts straight before dropping a bunch of f bombs. Think of the CHILDREN!
vmc - would you consider Winnipeg or Hamilton "real" enough ifr, or do neither of these places count? I'm not here to condemn or defend the company one way or the other (I don't feel the need) but you should get your facts straight before dropping a bunch of f bombs. Think of the CHILDREN!
