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Originally posted by Rubiconis: ↑

@szaba_the_hut , you can come up with whatever fantasy narrative, or any theory, you like. It's meaningless. It's all personal opinion and conjecture.

Are you Richard Homsany, or the WA Minister of Mines? No? Then, who cares.

I want Richard Homsany to explain it. I want a clear, honest, and concise communication to shareholders, updating us on all the questions concerning the Approval process for the last 2yrs, including why he hasn't applied for the extension yet.

You're obsessed with this 'embarrassment' theory.

Once again, let me explain it to you. Coz, you don't seem to get it...

Mark McGowan, and his Minister of Mines had already approved this project in 2017. They did it just after instituting the uranium ban. And they weren't the slightest bit 'embarrased', they faced down the greens and the radical left of their party, and moved on with life. They just had to follow the law. Why? Because, Toro, Cameco, and Vimy sought legal advice, and held discussions with Mark McGowan, holding them accountable to the LAW. It was just business. It was no big deal.

The current minister just has to follow the law with regard to an application for 'Extension' to the 'Substantial Commencement' deadline. He is NOT Approving ANYTHING. The Labour golden-child, Mark McGowan hinself, already did the hard work, he already approved it. It's already an Approved project by Labour, get it?

I really don't know how else to explain it. No one is embarrassed about anything, just you, you are the only one talking about this ridiculous theory.

2yrs have passed, enough bullshit. Why hasn't followed the law, and applied for the Extension? I want him to explain to us.

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You and I are talking about hypothetical outcome of a hypothetical application for an extension.

Sorry to break it to you

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