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Tuesday, 04/23/2013 2:50:17 AM

Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:50:17 AM

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2) On May 15, 2012, we accepted Paul Reep’s resignation and appointed him an advisor to the Company. He received 60,000 shares of compensation in compensation for past and future contributions

still an advisor, received shares - hardly sounds like any major drama.

We've heard the insinuations a million times about what the directors have been up to, or may have been up too and, its sounding like a broken record. Medical expenses bought up over and over again... can you show me the link that says this is happening every month/quarter/year? or did it just happen once? Like soundinv said wheres all the evidence of these Toga parties?

It's no real surprise the stock is being diluted with the liscensing business plan the stock has followed. Most of us are here hoping that the technology (that appears to be working) will get those liscensing deals and lift the stock. The directors and the employees of OOIL have a lot more to benefit from that than selling a few shares.

I would love it if this blog steered itself to a constructive discussion about the technology and potential uses for OOIL products. We have heard so many times the insinuations, you have warned us of your thoughts, you've told us your theories, thank you for your pointed advice, but now its time to move on. It's very tiring hearing the same alarm everytime. We know the risks, we get it, now lets move on to the product, the technology. There is a lot of good in this company, there is a lot of good in this technology, there is a lot of potential for this company. If you are here to simply bash the stock, bring it down then i think you are just as bad as those you are insinuating. If you are here to warn us, well, thanks, we have been warned.. time and time and time again, but now let this discussion move on.
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