Whats interesting is that through out all of this the BOD have...

Whats interesting is that through out all of this the BOD have steadfastly refused to give permission for the issues at the heart of this to be publicly discussed. If they have nothing to hide, why not bring it out in the open so shareholders can understand what its about. Then we have Ian Mann who pretty much saved Optiscan from financial oblivion trying to arbitrate beteen management and the BOD and finally siding with the management. And Alan Hoffman rather than staying for the AGM has decided to quit rather than face the management and shareholders at the meeting.

Its very confusing, but its impossible not to consider that the moral high ground is with the management and the only way to find out the "truth" is going to be a board spill. This reeks of impending embarrassing revelations, although probably nothing technically illegal.

Not sure, but once the AGM is concluded there can't have been many companies on the ASX that can boast a more strange history than OIL.