Do you want to know what you can do? It's easy:

Nokia is beholden to its' shareholders, so:

1) Buy Nokia stock, lots of it. It's getting cheaper by the minute.
2) Convince all your friends and family and internet friends to buy Nokia stock.
3) Either attempt to force a new election for board members or wait until the next board election.
4) Vote all the old board members out and install board members favorable to your views.

The newly elected (in a landslide, I suspect) board members will give Elop the boot and demand the new person they hire change direction to whatever direction the shareholders tell the to.

That's how it works. If you don't own stock, you don't get a vote. If the shareholders like the new direction, it will continue. If they don't people high up will lose their positions and new people will be brought in to replace them.

If you don't have stock you don't have a voice.