Guilio knew this was going to happen. He would have been...

Guilio knew this was going to happen. He would have been abundantly aware that they would attempt another default to further erode any positivity, yet he still held out his hand to fellow aussie long term shareholders and asked for a few hundred million shares for his "tireless efforts". He's become the very enemy he's attempted to defeat. If you can't beat them, join them. All at the expense of us, the shareholders.
He may as well move to Beijing and be where he belongs, amongst his friends and colleagues. He has developed a subtle and incidious way about his style, only matched by our partners, that is kindly described as sneaky at best. He knew how this would unfold and he played his hand where he thought he personally would do best. It's over. I can only hope this company's downfall takes him with it, so he can see what darkness looks like and how abandonment feels.