And if it's not true, should AOPA "call an emergency meeting" and sack those who have persistently libeled Mr Thorpe?
and if it is true will Mr Thorpe have the integrity to resign given that presumably he is well aware of the No 10 petition that we organised last year signed by more than 4,000 pilots.
Of course as I have said before if these meetings were open to public scrutiny like our own select committee meetings we wouldnt have to speculate whether or not it was true - so much for open government. It rather makes you wonder what would come to light if we examined their expense claims.
