i think bill shakespeare went through this too, page-2

Unfortunately, BT, it would appear this tale is a history although at times it seems like a comedy.

For most of us, it is a tragedy.

And who is the villain? One of Shakespeare's greatest villains, Rickard III, was tyrannical and morally vacuous. He ordered the execution of his own brother (see independent directors who were installed by the board) as well as the murder of two innocent children (see 2 departed shareholders who only wished to see the success of the company) because they are obstacles to his selfish kingly ambition. Richard's disgraceful acts come to an end when he was slain by Richmond at Bosworth Field. So what's going to be our Bosworth Field? And will we all get killed in the process because of the power hungry, greedy Richard?

So who is our Dick?

Some famous Quotes from Gradipore III (subtitled: The disaster that befell shareholders):

"Now is the winter of our discontent".

"The truth! The truth! our company needs some truth!".

"Announcements are but words that cowards use, devised at first to keep shareholders in the dark and then to command bonuses".

"An honest tale speeds best, being plainly told, but never expect such from NuSep".

"NuSep is grown so bad, that directors make prey where honesty cannot perch".