cusack, page-16

So finally the slate looks to be going to clear itself. Like so many others, I seriously wonder how anyone could so arrogantly hang on as Cusack has when so much of the world is laughing (or in the case of shareholders, crying) at him.

To be at the helm of an integration that was seemingly doomed from the start, to oversee other aquisitions that proved a nightmare, to lead a company from wealth to financial woe, to chop off all limbs from the body of the company and leave it only with its head, to take the company to the absolute brink of collapse, to seriously desecrate so many shareholders' worth...and then say "what a wonderful job I did"...this has got to be the greatest case of a self proclaimed "legend in his own lunchbox" that I've seen!

To Terry Burgess...once these guys are gone, then the gloves must come off and you must stand up and be counted. A company with a world class mine and over $1Billion in cash should not be languishing at 12 month static prices.