When you take on the job, you're responsible.
I love this stuff about undercapitalization, doing a great job with what they have. I might buy that if someone drafted them into these jobs, but that didn't happen. They worked hard to get these positions and misled people about their ability to deliver. There was never any hint of inadequate funding when it was announced that all the problems had been solved, when the engines were claimed to "market" ready or when production was to begin in "six months". The only conclusion you can draw from their current excuses is that they have been lying for years.
Notice that Cyclone management never takes responsibility for the state of the shareholders investment? It must be nice to always be perfect. I mess up all the time; if you don't own up to your mistakes, you can't fix the problem.
To err is human..." I guess if you don't make mistakes, you must not be human.
