Finally someone on his thread with a brain, Willy Miller!
You can bitch and moan all you like on here, and your employers will take ZERO notice.
If you're fatigued or tired or sleepy, then you shouldn't be in the air. Don't work - and start reporting it.
State in your report that you are sending a copy to EASA - and actually do it.
Sit around and bitch on PPrune - nothing happens.
EASA get hundreds of fatigue reports every day for months - something will change.
There's only one reason an operator rosters you to do things at or beyond the limit of human endurance - because you allow them to.