I think the best way to deal with these kind of posts is simply to post a link to the scoping study, and let people do their own research.
http://www.bannermanresources.com.au/docs/2007/BMN20070917.pdf
It shows how much it is likely to cost to get the uranium out of the ground. It also shows that there is a large amount of wiggle room should things go wrong. It uses a uranium price of only $45/lb.
I think there is less chance of problems in a deposit like Goanikantes, compared with Langer Heinrech and Cigar Lake. This is for reasons that chris has already mentioned - open cut, similarity to Rossing etc.
buyer beware, page-10
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