01-26-2016, 12:41 PM
Ventus;
"Remember TE-901 and Justice Peter Mahon".
If only, if only! Justice Mahon was brilliant, absolutely brilliant. He called them all out for what they were. I see the kind of spark that was in him in Senator Xenophon. However I doubt if even a hundred Mahon's would defeat our crooked bureaucrats in a battle to the death. Justice Mahon, a true man of integrity, still couldn't bring down the vermin at ANZ, Muldoon and his goon's or the 'chief investigator of air accidents'. The powers to be turned Mahon's ass into the golden circle pineapple factory and his career and reputation were forever sullied, but his integrity remained forever until his sad passing. Only 'natural attrition, in other words 'death', has seen the Erebus criminals get justice when the individuals finally left this planet.
(My apologies for getting off track, to me Erebus is like a red rag to a bull)
Ventus does however make a sound logical point of view in his comments if you read deeply enough. The reality is that our aviation industry and regulatory bureaucracies are in a parlous state. We've been begging for change, reform, and corrective action for years now. Sadly, it would take a Royal Commission into a smoking hole to possibly change the system. An FAA downgrade would be peachey, and would certainly rattle the governments chains, but the incestuous relationship between the Yanks and us puts the kybosh on that happening any time soon. Then again, if Malcolm the capitalist starts flirting too heavily with China we may get that FAA audit and downgrade, just to teach us a lesson for straying too far from our protective mother - Uncle Sam. And of course we can't rely upon ICAO for any meaningful intervention, especially with Krudd and the PM sniffing the UN's crotch.
Tis mostly a game of chance. However I'm still putting my money on the Black Hats at 2/1. I'm sure the wheel is rigged.
P_666
"Remember TE-901 and Justice Peter Mahon".
If only, if only! Justice Mahon was brilliant, absolutely brilliant. He called them all out for what they were. I see the kind of spark that was in him in Senator Xenophon. However I doubt if even a hundred Mahon's would defeat our crooked bureaucrats in a battle to the death. Justice Mahon, a true man of integrity, still couldn't bring down the vermin at ANZ, Muldoon and his goon's or the 'chief investigator of air accidents'. The powers to be turned Mahon's ass into the golden circle pineapple factory and his career and reputation were forever sullied, but his integrity remained forever until his sad passing. Only 'natural attrition, in other words 'death', has seen the Erebus criminals get justice when the individuals finally left this planet.
(My apologies for getting off track, to me Erebus is like a red rag to a bull)
Ventus does however make a sound logical point of view in his comments if you read deeply enough. The reality is that our aviation industry and regulatory bureaucracies are in a parlous state. We've been begging for change, reform, and corrective action for years now. Sadly, it would take a Royal Commission into a smoking hole to possibly change the system. An FAA downgrade would be peachey, and would certainly rattle the governments chains, but the incestuous relationship between the Yanks and us puts the kybosh on that happening any time soon. Then again, if Malcolm the capitalist starts flirting too heavily with China we may get that FAA audit and downgrade, just to teach us a lesson for straying too far from our protective mother - Uncle Sam. And of course we can't rely upon ICAO for any meaningful intervention, especially with Krudd and the PM sniffing the UN's crotch.
Tis mostly a game of chance. However I'm still putting my money on the Black Hats at 2/1. I'm sure the wheel is rigged.
P_666