This is all circle-jerking. You're pushing at a string, trying...

This is all circle-jerking. You're pushing at a string, trying to manufacture a pump narrative.

If you're getrtng paid for this, then your client deserves his money back. Do better. You need a better narrative. Like, say...RH resigning, for example?

You still don't get it. All politics is local. The issue for Toro, aside from our management who put us in this situation in the first place, is the WA Green party. That is why the nuclear debate is not the solution to Toro's problems.

These are the only 2 facts that dictate the politics, affecting the WA uranium ban.

1) The WA Green party and it's voters are fanatically opposed to lifting the uranium ban. This is a top 3 voting issue for them in WA.

2) The majority of WA Labour voters might be "positive", in polls, about lifting the uranium mining ban. But, that's only because, it is asked as a single-issue focussed question in the surveys. But, in fact, they don't care one way or another, they're not passionate about it, like the Greens are about maintaining the ban. Uranium mining is not even a top 5 election issue for them. They care about home prices, jobs, rent & cost of living, immigration, healthcare, education. Your average punter, walking down a Perth street has never even heard about uranium mining. And you can't blame them. We uranium assholes are a very small cult.