back the truck up, page-35

Skul, I think conroy is out for revenge. Having had a software business for 25 years in a specialised market, I think the panel of consultants making the decisions, underestimate the subtle knowledge cultivated within Telstra that enables them to build an maintain their infrastructure. Not only with Conroys fancy fail in the long run, but it will do a lot of damage on the way. To totally disregard the Mum and Dad investors, and to veto a common sense approach to the network is purely power mongering and dangerous to the economy and the population, and of course hang the expense because there's plenty more in the pot to spend (even if it is borrowed).