Cyril,
Why stop at five? Let's take 20 or 40 either side of you. In fact, let's look at all the (ex-)A scalers and see how many members we have. My experience is only anecdotal, but nearly all the A scalers I have flown with are no longer members. I wish I travelled in your circle more often.
However, even if you are right and most A scalers have stood by the association, where is the leadership? Most have been too busy getting theirs to donate anything more than 1% to the association. That is what I would call a generational problem. You guys should be leading the charge, but most of you are quite content to sit back and criticize the B scale leadership.