Chris:
"In regards to the statement saying there will be overburden to get to the alaskites..I dont understand this. The alaskites are exposed from the surface which is what I am aware of.
..... No overburden......
.........It proves the alaskites are sticking up out of the ground and the uranium is exposed at the surface."
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Alaskites at 45 degree angle but 'no overburden'?
Alaskites 'sticking out of the ground'?
I'm trying to imagine an open pit 2.3km long, with Namibian's digging up a deposit at a 45 degree angle to surface, down to 350m +, attempting to see how the roof will stay up....
Funny stuff. If not so slightly embarrassing to have said these things.
Oh dear.
Max.
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