I could agree, but sometimes the question is: Do they resign because of
all the shame and responsibility?
Or because "I will get 28 million pension and not be legally
prosecuted...who cares" ?
That´s why I wrote down my point 2)

Piech would get all my (financial) respect if he knew about all this,
resigned, came back, and lead VW into a bright new future.
Wouldn´t that be a great trick?! Or he just go too old and
demented...who knows

Regards
Raimund

Am 24.09.2015 um 03:29 schrieb James:
> Winterkorn's resignation illustrates one of those cultural divides that separates Canada and the US from Europe and Asia.
>
> Winterkorn is hardly the first German CEO or higher-up to resign when something like this happens - it's a matter of honour, and taking responsibility.  You see the same behaviour in Japanese CEOs, and elsewhere in Europe and Asia.
>
> Whereas North American CEOs hardly ever resign over such things....
>
> James
> Ottawa, ON
>
>> Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2015 10:58:13 -0500
>> From: jrodgers113@GMAIL.COM
>> Subject: VW
>> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>>
>> VW Germanyhas really stepped into it with this software debacle.  Bad
>> enough to get the CEO to resign.
>>
>> That's quite something.
>>
>> John
>