Xxn!!!   Still okay... been trying to rest more nowadays

News has it that the reduction of LNG to SG from the Natuna fields started since yesterday. So the Energy Minister threat was real   Voucher Wong was in Qatar to sign LNG deal a few days ago. So it seems like we know of the reduction by Indo   But I read that Qatar is buying LNG from US to supply its customers   So we are paying more using Qatar as middle man so we dont look weak buying from fatso?   Oil prices almost 120 now. I could be lucky I lock in my electricity with Senoko   Double Fire Horse Year is not over!   I strongly believe there will be a MASSIVE attack on Iran on Nov 3. This is so that there is no need fir Congress to approve as they are in recess for the mid terms   If GOP loses, I think a State of Emergency will be called. A lot of false flag events in the US purportedly done by the Persian Horde will justify this.    This means elections results will not be called and all Government operations will be under the command of their Supreme Leader   And like Ukraine, this will be drawn out for years. So the Trump reign will be forever or if he croaks, whichever comes first   What do you think?   Plausible?  

Singapore sets up expert panel to scrutinise firms with potential links to smoke haze caused by Indonesia fires   Identified companies are required to provide complete access to information and other relevant facts about their operations, supply chains and corporate group structures.   READ: https://asia1.news/4k6pR9a   Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates.   Full report: Singapore establishes expert panel to scrutinise firms linked to Indonesian‑fire‑related haze   Published: 23 October 2026 (AsiaOne, by Sean Ler) Issuing authority: Singapore’s Ministry of Law (MinLaw)   Background   Persistent wildfires across parts of Indonesia have created smoke‑haze conditions affecting Singapore. Singapore authorities have pledged to identify and pursue companies that may be responsible for, or have enabled, those fires – including through complex cross‑border supply‑chain and corporate‑group links – under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act and related regulatory powers . The new expert‑panel framework is a key investigative mechanism announced on Friday 23 October 2026 to advance those efforts.   The specialist expert panel   MinLaw announced the formation of a dedicated panel made up of selected law firms, audit firms and investigative firms that hold proven capability in cross‑border inquiry‑work, tracing multi‑jurisdictional corporate structures and reviewing international supply chains . The panel’s core purpose is to help the government establish factual links between targeted companies and the Indonesian fires – especially where ownership or operations span several countries – by supporting independent mandatory audits and inquiries .   Mandatory requirements for identified firms   Companies designated by the Singapore government must: 1. Engage qualified professionals from this official expert panel to conduct thorough internal inquiries covering operations, corporate affiliations, and supply‑chain connections; 2. Submit full formal audit reports to the Singapore government; 3. Provide complete, unfettered access to operational records, supply‑chain information, and corporate‑group‑structure documentation to demonstrate whether or not they were involved in starting, allowing, or enabling the haze‑causing fires; 4. Offer full cooperation throughout the investigative process – MinLaw emphasised that full information access is expected as a necessary condition of the reviews.   Government‑appointed advisory support   The law practice Davinder Singh Chambers, headed by Senior Counsel Davinder Singh, has been formally appointed as government‑level adviser to oversee coordination of the panel’s work across jurisdictions – drawing on Mr Singh’s well‑established expertise in complex cross‑border corporate investigations and multi‑nation legal‑structure matters to guide inquiry quality and consistency .   Next‑stage assessment   Completed panel‑led inquiry findings will be reviewed jointly by relevant Singapore government agencies and the Attorney‑General’s Chambers to determine follow‑up regulatory or legal‑action options against implicated parties . Senior Minister K Shanmugam previously noted the government intended to deploy “every legal and regulatory lever” available to pursue haze‑linked entities, including looking beyond immediate concession‑holders to parent‑group companies and beneficial owners .   Original news source: https://asia1.news/4k6pR9a (AsiaOne, 23 Oct 2026)