REMOAK
You got to be kidding.
"The simple reality is that the pilot made a series of choices that resulted in two deaths."
I would hardly consider the outcome as the pilot's choice. Are you suggesting he chose to crash the aircraft? He made a decision (whether valid or not) to return to Bankstown, and from the evidence (tape recording) he elected to land the aircraft on the road. His decision was based upon (again the tape) due to a loss of height which would have ended in the a/c crashing.
"Own the result"
What planet are you on? What you are saying is that failures outside of our control are your fault.
I urge you to reconsider you statements, they contain fallacious conclusions and are poorly argued.