im in favour of someone younger with new ideas which the rare...

im in favour of someone younger with new ideas which the rare earths area needs right now esp with the waning interest on behalf of average australians bc of the rigid ideas c/o this labor govt, the greens and those kinds of people who forever feel the need to apologize for not being born of asian nationality.

lacaze is in her mid to late 70s.
lyc needs a rough hewn young upstart dude around age of 30-35 who has the strong desire to make his mark and get things moving along.
lacaze just isn't cutting it.

her strategy of going into malaysia was very misplaced and cost lyc millions in delays and material issues. yet she hasn't learnt the lesson or folly of dealing with the malays. she's still sorry.
what? for creating great jobs in malaysia for the malays -not for australians but malays!! seriously.

lyc needs change.

someone with the gonads to declare a love of nuclear and how in combination with new energy it can only transform the world not degrade it.
because solar and wind alone won't cut it.

someone with new ideas not set in the past, and then watch lyc break free of this laxity it appears to be in.
before cynicism puts paid to the renewables industry in this country.
lyc could and should be the catalyst for change and a major player in the new energy realm here in australia & across the globe. a new bhp if you will?

lacaze has played her part but new blood is needed to further propel lynas upwards.