From the time that the industry knows the retirement date of the incumbent, and the commencement date of the replacement, the industry collectively holds its breath and waits for the much longed for and oft imagined and discussed change.
The reality is quite different.
That gap between old and new is merely an interlude between dictatorships.
The problems at CASA are too big, the people (in the main) are bigots, intolerant of dissent and diversity, they are too easily swayed by demagogues spouting bull**** and hate, they readily swallow any hint of a conspiracy, and they seem to despise anyone with a dollar or two more than they have.
The average CASA’ite cannot conceive of a loyal or co-operative industry, the concept doesn’t compute.
Despite tens of millions of wasted taxpayers’ dollars, not one politician seems to raise a sweat.
The politicians seem to be more concerned at waggling their fingers at the electorate in the hope of getting re-elected next time round.
