1. What about the top people at BOEING, the company that built the DREAMLINER?
Boeing awarded Chief Executive Jim McNerney almost $27.5 million in annual compensation for 2012, a 20% increase from a year earlier.
And Boeing has run into trouble.
In November 2013, Japan Airlines pulled its Dreamliners from two international routes because of worries about ice forming on the planesJuly 28 2012: A fan shaft on a Dreamliner failed
December 2012: A Dreamliner was forced to make an emergency landing
January 7 2013: A Dreamliner flight bursts into flames at Boston airport
January 15 2013: A Dreamliner made an emergency landing in Japan after a smoke alarm went off.
June 2 2013: Battery problems reported on a Dreamliner.June 12 2013: A Dreamliner flight was cancelled after one of the engines failed to start
June 18 2013: A Dreamliner was diverted to Seattle due to an oil-filter problem
June 24 2013: A Dreamliner made an emergency landing in Denver due to a brake problem
July 3 2013: A Dreamliner flight to Chicago was cancelled because the aircraft had problems with the power supply
July 12 2013: A Dreamliner caught fire on the runway at Heathrow
July 18 2013: A Dreamliner had to return to Boston after take-off because of a possible problem with the fuel pumps
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Sex scandal forced out Boeing chief
The top people do not necessarily deserve big pay.
2. What about the highly paid people responsible for FUKUSHIMA?
Nuclear power stations are ALWAYS a bad idea in terms of cost and safety.
The Fukushima 'six-reactor' nuclear power station went wrong in March 2011.
The top people do not necessarily deserve big pay.
3. What about the top people at the UK's CO-OPERATIVE GROUP?
Do the top people waste their money on narcotics and rent boys?
In my local Co-Op supermarket I frequently find that there is no-one manning any of the check-outs; and they have run out of plastic bags; and there are lots of empty shelves.
The Co-Op bank has got into difficulty and has now been taken over by American hedge funds.
The Reverend Paul Flowers was until very recently the chairman of
The Co-operative Bank.
He has reportedly been enjoying the company of rent boys and 'sending sex and drug obsessed texts.'
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The Reverend Paul Flowers boasted to his drug dealer that a retired police chief inspector helped him when the notorious West Yorkshire Police came to search his home.The police, watched over by Flower's friend, the retired police chief inspector, 'found nothing incriminating'.
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The top people do not necessarily deserve big pay.
4. The brokerage, Oppenheimer is sometimes called ‘Bunga Bunga Securities’.
The sexism of 'Bunga Bunga' bank boys
