Asger Aamund: DONG sag som Morten Korch

I 1950’ernes folkekomedier var der altid en grådig bank eller en led advokat, der forsøgte at franarre Poul Reichhardt den fædrene gård.
Begynder Asger Aamund om det kapitalmanglende DONG Energy og hvordan det kom til, at stokroseromantikken blev til en ren overlevelseskamp for selskabet der nok er en meget vigtig spiller i dansk økonomi, men ikke den fædrene gård.
Efter et par dage og ugers komedie med Tulle og Enhedslisten i front, må man konstatere, at Asger Aamund har ret.
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Kampen om DONG

Ja, klog mand er god at gæste!
Så Asger A. har nok også ret her, ikke?
http://www.b.dk/kommentarer/kanelsneglenes-oproer
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Onkel D brugte her boomerang! YEPPER!
Hilsen på ca 10%
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