Apple CEO to shareholders: If you don't believe in global warming, sell our stock.

By Rob Janicki

At today’s annual meeting of Apple shareholders in Cupertino, California, Apple CEO Tim Cook informed investors that are primarily concerned with making reasonable economic returns that their money is no longer welcome.  Anyone who wants to read more of the details of Cook's comments, at the annual stockholder meeting, will leave dumbfounded that a CEO would spout such utter nonsense.

It looks like former Obama EPA Chief Lisa Jackson (alias: Richard Windsor), who Apple gave a job to last year in spite of her scandals, and Global Warming High Priest Al Gore, an Apple board member, have gotten to Apple CEO Tim Cook. 

Cook is so entrenched in the faulty theory of man-made global warming that he’s even willing to see his shareholders dump his stock.

My advice to Apple shareholders, who don't believe in global warming, is to take Tim Cook's advice. Sell your Apple stock while you still have something of value. Apple isn't going anywhere with Tim Cook. Cook is no Steve Jobs and Apple hasn't really come up with any product development in the pipeline for release in the near term or even midterm. In the life cycle of a business, Apple is already on the down side of the curve.

Anyone in business, that would bring Lisa Jackson and Al Gore on board, has to be highly suspect in possessing sound business sense. Apple will plod along with its core constituency of computer followers, like me, but it will not have the focus and imagination like it had with Steve Jobs.