statement on iaea results, page-14

"Political risk is always an issue, and building plants of this nature in populated areas is a disaster waiting to happen. ARU are making the same mistake imo."

Combi - Oh dear.....

Comparing ARU and LYC isn't wise. I like in Whyalla (thats where ARU are going to build there plant). We are far from the Malay locals that have instigated the need for such red tape to prove that Lynas are/were building a "state of the art plant".

i would have thought that todays announcement by the WORLD leading experts regarding the safety of the plant in Malaysia would have stopped this political/emotional rubbish that you and others are /have spun.

Its gonna happen people. It's safe, it's needed, it will tick all boxes.

Stop talking rubbish and having an opinion away from your full time / part time job to understand the umpires decision. The Malay Govt will follow the recommendation. So will Lynas. Then there'll be the last ditch effort for an injunction through the court system, then it's production time. FACTS !

Arafura will watch learn and be WELCOME in Whyalla. i have spoken with MANY locals in our town, and we look forward to Arafura joining Santos, BHP and One Steel to put create jobs and security for our town. Political ? Yeah of course it will be ! Where there's a majority there's always a minority - i suggest you speak with Headcouch and Julia 1979 to speculate on a topic that you are obviously not learned in.