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  So you do not dispute the figures, Barry, that tens of billions of pounds a year of share company profits in the UK have been detracted from company investment and shareholder dividends into bonuses.
  
  It's probably one of the main reasons why the economy is falling apart.
  
  Adding to that, shareholder opposition to super-bonuses has been repeatedly overruled by chief executives in share companies.
  
  Finally, many shareholders have no way of attending meetings or are unaware of how they could go about it.
  For example, financial savings institutions invest the money of their savers in shares, but the savers have no way of knowing how the chief executives who manage their savings come to agreements with other share company executives of companies where savings have been invested.
  
  Bonuses are a constant rip-off, they do not go to the average worker to encourage motivation, but to the executives already on top salaries.
  Hence our economy is in total disarray.
  
  The fake-socialist and super-elitist T. Blair was no doubt the biggest friend of the money-baggers managing other people's money.

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