Here he goes again. He uses the same script as Qantas/JQ management. They publicly ridicule their own staff, and use doctored figures of 26% pay rises for the pilots etc to try and convince the public the staff are mentally challenged. He is trying the same trick but to the shareholders. Why do they do this? Because they are worried. Once the pilots, engineers and cabin crew start protected industrial action the board will have no choice but to get rid of these managers and CEO's as the staff hold the power, and without their compliance and assistance the company CANNOT succeed. It doesn't have to go down that road, but management, and the board it appears, are hell bent on destroying the company no matter what the cost. Would you invest in a company that is willing to send it broke just so they can feel good about winning their war against their own staff for no reason other than greed? Investors should be pulling out their money now before the share price nosedives in the next few months. When the staff are saying the company is going down the drain, investors should take notice.