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Via murderatzenith.net : 

CYA With Australia’s TSI Act

February 15, 2023 by admin

Australia’s TSI Act is the mechanism that allows that nation to hide transportation-related screwups, including well-documented failures to conduct intelligent, responsible searches for Pel-Air in 2009 and again for MH370 in 2014 and beyond ad infinitum. So inept is the organization as a whole that Canberra had to ask Canada, another Commonwealth Nation, to intervene to correct blunders made in Canberra during the 2009 Pel-Air accident investigation.

The Act, referred to as the “TSI Act,” does not require Australia to have a single sniff-test reason for hiding screwups. In its wisdom, Canberra does not have a “no bull*hit threshold” when invoking the Dome of Silence over yet another ATSB-caused disaster. Whenever someone with a little authority gets tired of seeing screwups in newspapers, they reach for the Act outlined below.

Fortunately or unfortunately, the Act’s primary advantage for the rest of the world is that it helps highlight the incredibly low level of expertise in Australia’s transportation sector. Travel to Australia, and you are on your own.

Keep in mind that were it not for Canadian forensic expert Larry Vance, most would still believe MH370 was lost somewhere in the Southern Ocean in a high-speed dive. That did not happen. MH370 is a mere 2,760 kilometers south of its departure airport at Kuala Lumpur and was set down “softly” by the hijacking pilot.

Australia appears to be so ashamed of the mess it made during a four-year search that was closer to the South Pole than to the departure airport that it secretly forked over big bucks to US firm, Ocean Infinity, to simply give the appearance that the plane was “unfindable.” Actually, MH370’s terminal location had been known and documented by Canberra long before Ocean Infinity arrived on the scene. And it appears from all available evidence that Ocean Infinity fully understood that the plane’s location was already well known in 2018 when it deliberately cut its “showboat search” short just as it approached the already confirmed debris field.

There are probably some who consider the TSI Act sensible. Especially for dictatorships. Others may find it the ultimate “Cover Your Ass” nonsense by a tin pot government masquerading as a democracy.

This is the Act that permits Australia to deny Freedom of Information requests made in good faith by families of Chinese victims. This is what allows Canberra to tell the entire world to “buzz off” when it comes to learning what is known about the fate of MH370, its passengers, and crew.

Australia is currently seeking input on how best to amend and update this Act. Perhaps, savvy reader, you can think of suggestions? If so, here are two telephone numbers and an email address. There are more at this link: ATSB Contact Options Page

International inquiries:

1800 020 616 (option 2, then option 3)
International: +61 2 6122 1600
Email: international@atsb.gov.au
National telephone translation service: 131 450

Excellent stuff MC...love it - 

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