Dear Sean Fidler

[Ben Hughes]

Get a grip man.

Using the death of a pilot at a competition yesterday as a carrier for a
self-obsessed monologue about how right you were to turn down your
invitation to the event?

Classy stuff.

I see you're also deleting comments from and banning from your
Sean's Sociopathing Page anyone who has called you out on it.

You've reached a new low; take a look at yourself and pipe down.

Kindest Regards,

The United Kingdom

[Jim White[_3_]]

At 19:34 21 January 2018, Ben Hughes wrote:
>Get a grip man.
>
>Using the death of a pilot at a competition yesterday as a carrier for a
>self-obsessed monologue about how right you were to turn down your
>invitation to the event?
>
>Classy stuff.
>
>I see you're also deleting comments from and banning from your
>Sean's Sociopathing Page anyone who has called you out on it.
>
>You've reached a new low; take a look at yourself and pipe down.
>
>Kindest Regards,
>
>The United Kingdom
>
Kinda arrogant speaking for the whole of the UK don't you think?

I have just read Sean's post on his face book page. He actually says that
he is not current enough in these mountains to compete safely. I think that
is fair enough. Had I qualified in flat lands, I would feel the same.

The one quirk is that Tomas was a local pilot with, presumably, lots of
experience in the area.

Jim

[Ben Hughes]

I thought it might have more gravitas coming from a nation state.


At 10:15 22 January 2018, Jim White wrote:
>At 19:34 21 January 2018, Ben Hughes wrote:
>>Get a grip man.
>>
>>Using the death of a pilot at a competition yesterday as a carrier for a

>>self-obsessed monologue about how right you were to turn down your
>>invitation to the event?
>>
>>Classy stuff.
>>
>>I see you're also deleting comments from and banning from your
>>Sean's Sociopathing Page anyone who has called you out on it.
>>
>>You've reached a new low; take a look at yourself and pipe down.
>>
>>Kindest Regards,
>>
>>The United Kingdom
>>
>Kinda arrogant speaking for the whole of the UK don't you think?
>
>I have just read Sean's post on his face book page. He actually says tha
>he is not current enough in these mountains to compete safely. I think
tha
>is fair enough. Had I qualified in flat lands, I would feel the same.
>
>The one quirk is that Tomas was a local pilot with, presumably, lots o
>experience in the area.
>
>Jim
>
>