Buckley's Boil.
That painful thing is coming to a head and about to lanced – now Buckley has finally seen the light, heeded advice and had the good sense to finally go to a doctor. The problem the Doc faces is peeling off the many layers of home remedy to get to the problem area. We must now assist Glen to peel away the home grown remedies and reveal the bare bones of his case. The matter must now be stripped back to 'bare bones' – no frills – no rhetoric – just the facts.
The opposition have had years now to develop and refine a 'defence'. That defence (at no cost to CASA) will be presented by a top drawer Barrister, with many years of experience in matters aeronautical – from the CASA point of view – and they are very good at their work: make no mistake about it. When one adds in the CASA legal crew, the absolute control of information and a CASA hand on every button and lever; and, the natural bias afforded as being 'the' safety authority is a factor (despite denial and judicial neutrality) you can see the size of the challenge.
Buckley now needs to be shut of all rhetoric, resist the urge for public justification and get down to brass tacks without personal insight. This is now a matter of law and nothing else but law. This must be clearly understood in the Buckley mind.
Glen, mate – if I was to teach an apprentice to use a saw, I'd use a pencil to mark the line; it takes a while for them to be able to cut along that thick line; once mastered the next task is to cut either side, leaving the pencil line 'in' or 'split' : once mastered the final stage is to make the same cuts against a fine 'knife line'. This is precision. Apply this to all matters 'legal' - precise accuracy of measurement and control of cuts. As my Grand daddy used to say; a carpenter is a sundial, a cabinet maker is a Rolex.
You need to be a Rolex. It will take every skerrick of guile, cunning and precision you and your legal team can muster to win this round; and you must win if a full stop is to be added to the CASA saga of Embuggerance. Stay with it, stay strong and keep all your ducks in a neat row. Right then, I'll STFU now – apologies for the mixed metaphors; provided in the hope that they may help you see and do 'that which is needful'..
Toot – toot...
That painful thing is coming to a head and about to lanced – now Buckley has finally seen the light, heeded advice and had the good sense to finally go to a doctor. The problem the Doc faces is peeling off the many layers of home remedy to get to the problem area. We must now assist Glen to peel away the home grown remedies and reveal the bare bones of his case. The matter must now be stripped back to 'bare bones' – no frills – no rhetoric – just the facts.
The opposition have had years now to develop and refine a 'defence'. That defence (at no cost to CASA) will be presented by a top drawer Barrister, with many years of experience in matters aeronautical – from the CASA point of view – and they are very good at their work: make no mistake about it. When one adds in the CASA legal crew, the absolute control of information and a CASA hand on every button and lever; and, the natural bias afforded as being 'the' safety authority is a factor (despite denial and judicial neutrality) you can see the size of the challenge.
Buckley now needs to be shut of all rhetoric, resist the urge for public justification and get down to brass tacks without personal insight. This is now a matter of law and nothing else but law. This must be clearly understood in the Buckley mind.
Glen, mate – if I was to teach an apprentice to use a saw, I'd use a pencil to mark the line; it takes a while for them to be able to cut along that thick line; once mastered the next task is to cut either side, leaving the pencil line 'in' or 'split' : once mastered the final stage is to make the same cuts against a fine 'knife line'. This is precision. Apply this to all matters 'legal' - precise accuracy of measurement and control of cuts. As my Grand daddy used to say; a carpenter is a sundial, a cabinet maker is a Rolex.
You need to be a Rolex. It will take every skerrick of guile, cunning and precision you and your legal team can muster to win this round; and you must win if a full stop is to be added to the CASA saga of Embuggerance. Stay with it, stay strong and keep all your ducks in a neat row. Right then, I'll STFU now – apologies for the mixed metaphors; provided in the hope that they may help you see and do 'that which is needful'..
Toot – toot...