Old adages, oft prove true.
Amazing really, some wit coins a phrase, short, succinct and deadly accurate to those with wit enough to 'see' the truth captured. For instance; “no matter how much you shake and dance, the last few drops go down your pants”.
Reading Buckley's latest epistle to the ICC reminds of that adage; slowly (ever so slowly) the time for shaking and dancing is approaching, and, the way I read it, Buckley is painting the whole sorry crowd at CASA into a corner.. There is a great need for clarity from CASA, if they have a clear case to take to law, then they should bring it. If there is no case of criminal behavior then they must drop it. But to continue to duck and weave while Buckley is left without a clearly defined reason, tested at law, as to why his operation was simply shut down at the point of reaching its full potential is not only despicable and immoral but points toward despotism. There are laws, there are courts, there is legal counsel all available to those who need them. Let CASA prosecute it's case, let Buckley defend it and let 'the rule of law' settle it. This sorry saga has dragged on for far too long. Time to Piss or get off the pot – IMO. Get on with it or for ever hold your piece. (Yes piece).
Toot - toot,
P7- Interjection (butts in)
Yeah – BUT there's the rub, the iniquity; CASA say its 'illegal' and must stop – no proof required except their say-so. Want to challenge that? Cool, grab a spare half million and have at 'em. Otherwise – BOHICA. The onus is on the accused; cop it sweet or its off to Court; the Police must 'prove' their case in court; CASA don't have to. All very nasty, CASA should have to prove what they claim, in court. Should they want to shut an operation down, then their 'argument' needs to be tested against the law. Poor Hanton; betwixt Devil and Deep Blue sea; good luck with that.
Amazing really, some wit coins a phrase, short, succinct and deadly accurate to those with wit enough to 'see' the truth captured. For instance; “no matter how much you shake and dance, the last few drops go down your pants”.
Reading Buckley's latest epistle to the ICC reminds of that adage; slowly (ever so slowly) the time for shaking and dancing is approaching, and, the way I read it, Buckley is painting the whole sorry crowd at CASA into a corner.. There is a great need for clarity from CASA, if they have a clear case to take to law, then they should bring it. If there is no case of criminal behavior then they must drop it. But to continue to duck and weave while Buckley is left without a clearly defined reason, tested at law, as to why his operation was simply shut down at the point of reaching its full potential is not only despicable and immoral but points toward despotism. There are laws, there are courts, there is legal counsel all available to those who need them. Let CASA prosecute it's case, let Buckley defend it and let 'the rule of law' settle it. This sorry saga has dragged on for far too long. Time to Piss or get off the pot – IMO. Get on with it or for ever hold your piece. (Yes piece).
Toot - toot,
P7- Interjection (butts in)
Yeah – BUT there's the rub, the iniquity; CASA say its 'illegal' and must stop – no proof required except their say-so. Want to challenge that? Cool, grab a spare half million and have at 'em. Otherwise – BOHICA. The onus is on the accused; cop it sweet or its off to Court; the Police must 'prove' their case in court; CASA don't have to. All very nasty, CASA should have to prove what they claim, in court. Should they want to shut an operation down, then their 'argument' needs to be tested against the law. Poor Hanton; betwixt Devil and Deep Blue sea; good luck with that.