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To suggest that the deals currently under negotiation are fabrications of someone's imagination, in effect outright lies to the ASX designed to deliberately mislead the market generally and sharholders specifically just goes to demonstrate how warped and malicious your thinking is, and how little understanding you have concerning any of the matters about which you post. That you have even less idea about how hard the Unilife Executive as whole is working to bring these deals to fruition is patently obvious.

To suggest that Alan Shortall should be working first and foremost to secure the exercise of a paltry 9 million options for the benefit of a minority of shareholders is so absurd it doen't warrant further discussion.

It must be very frustrating for you that the prize about to be enjoyed by all Unilife shareholders is beyond your grasp. Moreover, for you to be talking about moral well-being in the same breath is height of hypocrisy, and in the context you use it, deeply offensive. You clearly have no understanding of such matters and are not qualified to talk about them.