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"Brad" <brad@someplace.com> wrote in message 
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> "Sandgroper" <woodbudgie@KNICKERSgmail.com> wrote in message 
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>> Why don't you get your facts straight , I bet you don't even live in WA , 
>> and have no idea where are the iron ore ports are located , not to 
>> mention the fact that the rail lines from the iron ore depostis to the 
>> ports are PRIVATELY OWNED , so you will have quite a problem trying to 
>> get access to those rail lines as was the case recently .
>
> Another moron taht has no clues or ideas.

Well at least I KNOW where the iron ore ports  in WA are located  and that
the iron ore rail lines are PRIVATELY OWNED.

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> Most mines in WA extract Uranium Ore with minerals like Gold.
> Then its sent to Perth to remove the urtanium ore to be left with the 
> Gold.
> No one has died or been eradiated by uranium ore.
>
> In SA miners touch the uranium ore with their hands you fool.
> Its so safe. If it was deadly where are all the bodies fool.
> The unions allow members to work for companies that mine
> for Uranium in SA fool.

Safe do you reckon ?
That's what the big companies said about blue asbestos back in the 1940s -
50s
Just because the workers don't show any adverse symptoms immediatly doesn't
mean that they have none , maybe they will show illness / cancers in 10 - 20
years time for mining uranium.
Also the mining sector , particulary in WA have a very bad work safety
record.

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> 160 Uranium Mines in South Austrqalia and growing. Not one single death
> by radiation. There are over 20,000 miners on those 160 uranium mines and
> the mines have been in operation for 30 years and not a single person has 
> died
> from radiation poising which makes you just another left wing loony that 
> knows absolutely nothing at all.

So if you think it is safe , then why don't you move to SA then ?
At least I know how to spell AUSTRALIA

Correction , there is  not  160 uranium mines in SA for the last 30 years ,
South Australia has only 3 uranium mines  going by the press release by the
SA Gov in January 2008 and they are : Honymoon , Olympic Dam and Beverly

http://www.pir.sa.gov.au/minerals/press/south_australias_third_uranium_mine_approved

http://www.uraniumsa.org/

 http://www.uic.com.au/emine.htm

Maybe the so called "160 Uranium Mines in South Austrqalia" ( note 
spelling! ) are really just exploration licenses or claims/ proposed mines , 
or perhaps you have googled wrong and come up with SA as in SOUTH AFRICA.

Probably you have been reading little Johnny Howard's bible about his 
uranium empire  if he had won the Nov 2007 federal election.

I think you are the real moron around here.


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