Tales of snakes on slippery poles.
Concur with P2; A/AA are in a ‘new’ way doing some good work, the catchwords and spin phrases are just part of the new, pushy era sales pitch; but hey, if it gets the job done and they are not feeding from the CASA teat (but they are), then good luck to ‘em. .
It’s a surprise to see a well oiled, progressive outfit using Campbell as front of house, particularly in a ‘pub’ setting while trying to flog ‘engagement’ with the regulator to ‘next gen’ aviators. Shirley, experience in matters aeronautical would be a prerequisite, sage advice and up to minute industry experience mandatory, Campbell had little of this apart from dodging the bullets from the Hempell debacle, managing a few circuits and messing about in ‘management’ roles before old John Boy scooped him up and put on the slippery path to CASA stardom and a certain notoriety.
Although he did well as a McComic casamite, stepping into harness with likes of the Chamber Pot; I am surprised to see he is still with the CASA outfit. The fact that he is and has escaped the purges gives lie to the argument of internal reform. This alone says Skidmore is following the well trodden trail, blazed by McComic and has no intention of sacking those who, along with their willing accomplices managed to do irrevocable damage to the name, reputation and prestige of the aviation regulator.
Should you require further proof that OST is just another McComic casamite, providing succour to the previous McComic band of 'Bad Faith’ who played any song they liked with the LSD band for backing - have a quick look at the download – HERE – note the date and the signature; so much for reform. Twist even signs his name the same way – passing strange I’d call it.
Toot toot.
Concur with P2; A/AA are in a ‘new’ way doing some good work, the catchwords and spin phrases are just part of the new, pushy era sales pitch; but hey, if it gets the job done and they are not feeding from the CASA teat (but they are), then good luck to ‘em. .
It’s a surprise to see a well oiled, progressive outfit using Campbell as front of house, particularly in a ‘pub’ setting while trying to flog ‘engagement’ with the regulator to ‘next gen’ aviators. Shirley, experience in matters aeronautical would be a prerequisite, sage advice and up to minute industry experience mandatory, Campbell had little of this apart from dodging the bullets from the Hempell debacle, managing a few circuits and messing about in ‘management’ roles before old John Boy scooped him up and put on the slippery path to CASA stardom and a certain notoriety.
Although he did well as a McComic casamite, stepping into harness with likes of the Chamber Pot; I am surprised to see he is still with the CASA outfit. The fact that he is and has escaped the purges gives lie to the argument of internal reform. This alone says Skidmore is following the well trodden trail, blazed by McComic and has no intention of sacking those who, along with their willing accomplices managed to do irrevocable damage to the name, reputation and prestige of the aviation regulator.
Should you require further proof that OST is just another McComic casamite, providing succour to the previous McComic band of 'Bad Faith’ who played any song they liked with the LSD band for backing - have a quick look at the download – HERE – note the date and the signature; so much for reform. Twist even signs his name the same way – passing strange I’d call it.
Toot toot.