Canada VS. USA.

[Chuck Ellsworth]

Exactly, the minister is an elected official by law responsible to uphold the law.


Corrupt government employees fear the minister.


I eventually prevailed by forcing the minister to intervene but it was as painful as getting my nuts removed without pain killers.


Their ability to deflect and stonewall is truly amazing.

[Colonel]

[quote]The findings of a survey, conducted by Environics Institute and the Institute on Governance,
into how Canadians view accountability and oversight in government underscore a
[u]troubling level of mistrust among Canadians in their government[/u], both elected officials and public servants.

In that survey, only [b]six per cent[/b] of those surveyed expressed a lot of trust in senior public servants
compared with 18 per cent who reported trusting front-line federal workers.[/quote]

[b]94% of Canadians[/b] don't trust senior "public servants"
(aka their government masters)

It takes a lot of scummy behavior, over many decades,
to get that kind of disapproval rating.

[Trey Kule]

I believe there are actually two training streams in the US.  One is under part 62, which seems to be what people are referring to here.
The other is a super regulated and structured course, typically used by the colleges and large flight schools.
I have been told that they turn out a very consitient good pilot on these courses.
So when comparing TC/FAA it might be a good idea to specify which stream the comparisons are being made with.
only under part 62 can you just buy a plane and start training.

[ramjet555]

[quote author=Colonel Sanders link=topic=5200.msg13350#msg13350 date=1482631029]

I'm not anti-authority in the least.  I have enormous respect
for Lewis B. Puller (Lt Gen USMC, ret'd - a distant cousin),
George S. Patton (Gen USA, ret'd), Douglas MacArthur (Medal
of Honor, General of the Armies, USA, ret'd,  Supreme Commander
Southwest Pacific Area, United Nations Command Korea).
[/quote]


Only one problem.
All of the above are dead and do NOT pose a threat to Donald Trump or modern theories of the Tea Party.


So, where does Sen. John McCain fit now?