Will QAN survive?, page-1984

More Victorians are becoming aware every week that we now live under a Marxist dictator, but unfortunately the majority 'sheepies' are resistant to this fact. The current weekly demonstrations (including one today) have at their been larger than any others ever seen in Melbourne, but media keep claiming just 'thousands' when at least one was a lot bigger than that. Some have opined it saw as many as 200000 attend.

In corporate Australia, a few like the brave CEO of WES (West Australian company) and IIRC the CEO of JBH who's now the same at PMV have spoken out against lockdowns, the Victorian curfew, state border closures and so on but too many CEOs have cowered in their corners, afraid to upset any government.

I may perceive QAN to be a disastrous business run by someone who spends far too much time on social issues irrelevant to holders, but some of the airlines' (QAN REX et al) problems are of governments' making, and may affect more sectors such as hospitality and general tourism.