BT,I started posting here and was a lot more positive....as I...

BT,

I started posting here and was a lot more positive....as I went along and discovered more, I came to realise there appears something sinister here.

I guess the tipping point for me was the auditors letter from 22 May 2012, which is available from NuSep itself (http://nusep.com/user_files/1351393165_ASX%20%20Announcement%2022%20May%202012.pdf). Any reader who has not seen this document, I suggest viewing pages 7 and 8. Were they made so faint as to hide the detail? Do they know many of us are elderly and have failing eyes and assumed we'd just breeze over it?

This followed queries from the ASX regarding Auditors Opinions http://nusep.com/user_files/1351392772_ASX%20%20Announcement%2012%20March%202012.pdf.

So, the auditors, who we'll assume know more than all of us here, even those who say they have a direct line to those engaging in the alleged criminal activity, make incredibly serious allegations, which the ASX follows up and off they go.....booted out by the alleged criminals themselves.

And the signature on the corporate docs? Our beloved chairman, Mr John Manusu. So what are we to make of this? As head of the board, is he the one who the criminal allegations are about? If not, then doesn't the buck stop with him anyway? We now have no independence on our board. Did the resigning/fired directors from moments before the AGM, go because they did not like what was going on and stood up against it?

So are these behaviours criminal and will an investigation bring our company down IN THE FUTURE? Will we lose all of our money or will future profits be affected? Will acting sooner rather than later help us recognise the value before our patents expire and the Chinese (who are already lining up) take it and all our profits away?