Looks like the Lefties aren't very happy about reaping the fruits of their agenda !

What ? No flak from our resident do-gooders regarding the billions to PNG ?

shadowminister.

The source of my statement came from a University Historian about 20 years ago. His research was based on his examination of US documents that are progressively declassified as they reach the 10 or 25 year expiry date.

I'm realise there are a number of yellowcake processing techniques available nowadays but this event was from 50 years ago - a time before computers and mobile phones and at the dawn of digital watches and the proposal to "add value" to our yellowcake exports was being widely discussed at the time. It was a bit like manufacturing and exporting steel in lieu of iron ore - something we no longer do.

Also the word "conspiracy" tossed around so readily nowadays suggests doing something harmful or illegal. You could probably call it a "rumour" but nowadays in this era of disinformation and media self-interest, what is "truth"?

Hey Ipso Fatso,
"Instead, HE RETREATED MENTALLY, and focussed on himself."
- Better than Albo, who often RETARDS MENTALLY

Rache,

I am highly dubious of your information for various reasons:
1 you can't link to it,
2 It makes no economic or technological sense.

Firstly the techniques for enriching uranium have not changed over 50 years, though the equipment to do so has improved.

Secondly, the cost of building such a plant would be in the 100s of $bns and could not compete with the US or French and unless Aus was planning to build nuclear missiles or a fleet of power plants would be entirely pointless.

Thus this mythical Historian of yours sounds like a conspiracy nut.

Albo is the one in trouble.

Albanese's media performances have shown that he is Labor's weakest link; he is not fit to be PM. As Michael Kroeger says, he is just "too dumb" for the job. He can't even handle the Canberra press gallery. He would look a complete fool as our leader while dealing with other world leaders. He is ignorant of his own policies. 'Bidenesque'. Has to surround himself with shadow ministers to answer the questions he can't answer.

No matter what you think of Morrison personally, he is campaigning brilliantly: no stumbling and bumbling when asked a question. Knows what his policies are and can reel off their details at the drop of a hat. Well experienced in economic matters and border protection, having had experience in both; while Albo has only ever been a sort of 'Groom of the Stool' to sundry Labor leaders.