DozyWannabe, #901
You clearly don't know me well - it's not about having "faith in [any]
Institution", but a desire for factual accuracy and an intense distaste
for politically-motivated conspiracy theories.
The BEA's only job is to establish the relevant facts - you can bet
that one of the ambulance-chasers will try to make hay out of the
autotrim feature. After all, the biggest source of misinformation
as it applies to aviation accidents tends to come from lawyers
releasing scuttlebutt to the press.
I brought my two lads up to question everything, especially the
things they trust the most :-). You seem to be basing absolute
trust in the BEA, when of course, everything they say has political
/ legal implications and will be phrased in a particular way. I'm
not saying that anything they say in the report is innaccurate, or
that they haven't done a thorough job, but they above all should be
subject to the the most rigorous scrutiny. Not only for what they
say but in particular, what they don't.
With respect, to be truly impartial, you need to question a lot more,
rather than appearing as an apologist at every turn :-)...