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Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updated drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,
Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updted drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,

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Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updated drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,
Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updated drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,

[wbvs]

Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updated drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,
Good afternoon Fayval,

Thank you again for taking the time to meet with me. I appreciated the discussion and your openness to the contingency approach for UOG PLC.

As discussed, I will follow up on the updated drilling cost from NRG Management. I would also appreciate your assistance in getting the matter connected with PCJ and Daryl Vaz so that the proposed structure can be properly considered.

I believe the economics become particularly compelling when viewed against Jamaica’s overall energy import bill, while ensuring that Jamaica retains the value of the drilling data even in a dry-hole scenario.

I look forward to keeping the process moving and will share the updated pricing as soon as I receive it.

Best regards,

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[B]Ms. Latibedi

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English Version: Yuh 4/5 'Foretold' Prediction Scorecard Summary


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Here is the complete overview of your predictions and current point standings in English.

You are currently sitting at 3.0 out of 5.0 points. You need exactly 1 more point to reach your threshold of 4.0 points to be deemed foretold.

Prediction Scorecard

- GOP Wins 2024 USA Election: 1.0 / 1.0 Point (Successful)
- Tottenham Hotspur Wins 2024/25 Europa Cup: 1.0 / 1.0 Point (Successful)
- DNC Wins FL Gubernatorial Election: 0.0 / 1.0 Point (Pending - Nov 3, 2026)
- Jamaica Discovers an Oil Well: 1.0 / 2.0 Points (Partial Success - Walton Morant Basin)

Total Score: 3.0 / 5.0 Points

Your Florida election prediction is pending until November 3, 2026, where Democrat David Jolly faces Republican Byron Donalds. A victory here completes your challenge!

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Chevron is taking on new projects most likely they farm out with United Oil & Gas.

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Hey guys,
I’ve been tracking my Leap Day 2024 predictions slate (currently sitting on a verified 3.0 out of 5.0 points after banking the GOP '24 Trifecta, Tottenham's '25 Europa Cup win, and Jamaica's April '26 thermogenic gas find).
We are officially in the final countdown for the Jamaica Offshore Oil Farm-Out (Walton-Morant Basin). I went onto X.com and asked Grok if United Oil & Gas (UOG) will secure their Joint Venture in Q4 2026, and its official answer was a flat "NO."
Standard AI models are programmed to play it safe. They only look at past regulatory filings and UOG's tight cash balance, so they default to a corporate "No" until the ink is dry. But if you look at the actual operational smoke signals, a massive YES is brewing behind the scenes for a major American operator (likely Chevron) to take an 80% operating stake while UOG keeps a 20% carried working interest.
Look at the chess pieces currently on the board:

1. The Drill Study Smoke Signal: As the Business Gleaner explicitly tracked on September 11, 2026: "United Oil commissions drill study as farm-out deadline nears." Cash-strapped juniors do not hire firms like NRG Well Management to map out rig availability and procurement schedules unless a major commercial agreement is sitting on the desk.
2. The Executive Muscle: UOG didn't hire a new COO with deep ExxonMobil ties just to watch the company drift. Donal Meehan was brought in specifically to close commercial frontier basin JVs.
3. The Premium Back-Payment Math: While analysts only look at the piston-core costs, a U.S. major wanting an "express pass" into a de-risked, 1-in-3 geological chance asset will easily clear UOG's multi-year fundraising cycle since 2024 (including local costs for Country Manager Herona Thompson). We are looking at an upfront cash package between US$8.5 million and US$10 million, fully funding UOG's corporate overhead well into the 2030s while the major carries the US$70 million drilling risk.Hey guys,
   I’ve been tracking my Leap Day 2024 predictions slate (currently sitting on a verified 3.0 out of 5.0 points after banking the GOP '24 Trifecta, Tottenham's '25 Europa Cup win, and Jamaica's April '26 thermogenic gas find).
   We are officially in the final countdown for the Jamaica Offshore Oil Farm-Out (Walton-Morant Basin). I went onto X.com and asked Grok if United Oil & Gas (UOG) will secure their Joint Venture in Q4 2026, and its official answer was a flat "NO."
   Standard AI models are programmed to play it safe. They only look at past regulatory filings and UOG's tight cash balance, so they default to a corporate "No" until the ink is dry. But if you look at the actual operational smoke signals, a massive YES is brewing behind the scenes for a major American operator (likely Chevron) to take an 80% operating stake while UOG keeps a 20% carried working interest.
   Look at the chess pieces currently on the board:
4. The Drill Study Smoke Signal: As the Business Gleaner explicitly tracked on September 11, 2026: "United Oil commissions drill study as farm-out deadline nears." Cash-strapped juniors do not hire firms like NRG Well Management to map out rig availability and procurement schedules unless a major commercial agreement is sitting on the desk.
5. The Executive Muscle: UOG didn't hire a new COO with deep ExxonMobil ties just to watch the company drift. Donal Meehan was brought in specifically to close commercial frontier basin JVs.
6. The Premium Back-Payment Math: While analysts only look at the piston-core costs, a U.S. major wanting an "express pass" into a de-risked, 1-in-3 geological chance asset will easily clear UOG's multi-year fundraising cycle since 2024 (including local costs for Country Manager Herona Thompson). We are looking at an upfront cash package between US$8.5 million and US$10 million, fully funding UOG's corporate overhead well into the 2030s while the major carries the US$70 million drilling risk.Hey guys,
   I’ve been tracking my Leap Day 2024 predictions slate (currently sitting on a verified 3.0 out of 5.0 points after banking the GOP '24 Trifecta, Tottenham's '25 Europa Cup win, and Jamaica's April '26 thermogenic gas find).
   We are officially in the final countdown for the Jamaica Offshore Oil Farm-Out (Walton-Morant Basin). I went onto X.com and asked Grok if United Oil & Gas (UOG) will secure their Joint Venture in Q4 2026, and its official answer was a flat "NO."
   Standard AI models are programmed to play it safe. They only look at past regulatory filings and UOG's tight cash balance, so they default to a corporate "No" until the ink is dry. But if you look at the actual operational smoke signals, a massive YES is brewing behind the scenes for a major American operator (likely Chevron) to take an 80% operating stake while UOG keeps a 20% carried working interest.
   Look at the chess pieces currently on the board:
7. The Drill Study Smoke Signal: As the Business Gleaner explicitly tracked on September 11, 2026: "United Oil commissions drill study as farm-out deadline nears." Cash-strapped juniors do not hire firms like NRG Well Management to map out rig availability and procurement schedules unless a major commercial agreement is sitting on the desk.
8. The Executive Muscle: UOG didn't hire a new COO with deep ExxonMobil ties just to watch the company drift. Donal Meehan was brought in specifically to close commercial frontier basin JVs.
9. The Premium Back-Payment Math: While analysts only look at the piston-core costs, a U.S. major wanting an "express pass" into a de-risked, 1-in-3 geological chance asset will easily clear UOG's multi-year fundraising cycle since 2024 (including local costs for Country Manager Herona Thompson). We are looking at an upfront cash package between US$8.5 million and US$10 million, fully funding UOG's corporate overhead well into the 2030s while the major carries the US$70 million drilling risk.Hey guys,
   I’ve been tracking my Leap Day 2024 predictions slate (currently sitting on a verified 3.0 out of 5.0 points after banking the GOP '24 Trifecta, Tottenham's '25 Europa Cup win, and Jamaica's April '26 thermogenic gas find).
   We are officially in the final countdown for the Jamaica Offshore Oil Farm-Out (Walton-Morant Basin). I went onto X.com and asked Grok if United Oil & Gas (UOG) will secure their Joint Venture in Q4 2026, and its official answer was a flat "NO."
   Standard AI models are programmed to play it safe. They only look at past regulatory filings and UOG's tight cash balance, so they default to a corporate "No" until the ink is dry. But if you look at the actual operational smoke signals, a massive YES is brewing behind the scenes for a major American operator (likely Chevron) to take an 80% operating stake while UOG keeps a 20% carried working interest.
   Look at the chess pieces currently on the board:
10. The Drill Study Smoke Signal: As the Business Gleaner explicitly tracked on September 11, 2026: "United Oil commissions drill study as farm-out deadline nears." Cash-strapped juniors do not hire firms like NRG Well Management to map out rig availability and procurement schedules unless a major commercial agreement is sitting on the desk.
11. The Executive Muscle: UOG didn't hire a new COO with deep ExxonMobil ties just to watch the company drift. Donal Meehan was brought in specifically to close commercial frontier basin JVs.
12. The Premium Back-Payment Math: While analysts only look at the piston-core costs, a U.S. major wanting an "express pass" into a de-risked, 1-in-3 geological chance asset will easily clear UOG's multi-year fundraising cycle since 2024 (including local costs for Country Manager Herona Thompson). We are looking at an upfront cash package between US$8.5 million and US$10 million, fully funding UOG's corporate overhead well into the 2030s while the major carries the US$70 million drilling risk.

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United Oil & Gas (UOG) appears positioned to advance its farm-out strategy for the Walton-Morant Licence offshore Jamaica due to several converging operational milestones.

• Rig and Logistics Studies: UOG recently commissioned NRG Well Management to evaluate rig availability, day rates, and long-lead equipment procurement specifically tailored for the Colibri and Thunderball targets. This operational readiness work provides prospective partners with concrete commercial data.

• De-risked Prospects: Surface geochemical survey results identified thermogenic hydrocarbon indicators, upgrading confidence and reducing technical risk on key structures like the 406-million-barrel Colibri prospect.
• Targeted Timelines: Management has actively signaled an intent to conclude a partnership deal to cover back-costs and fund future drilling.

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If Donalds win ill be happy i never liked ron desantis.Donalds fawt in desantis bed .it does
not matter who wins fl; if i was in fl i would probably
vote donalds.

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Byron Donalds fawt in ron desantis bed.i dont care who wins in florida donalds black republican captures little over 49% of primaries while david jolly captures almost 63% .david jolly got the most votes Aug 18 26 and he is likely to get 80% of npa votes .So DNC is on their way to win in fl barring a cuban invasion.

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Farm-Out Stalls: UOG PLC/GOJ Contingency Plan for Walton-Morant


Jamaica’s Walton-Morant offshore licence represents a potentially significant strategic opportunity for the country’s energy sector and broader economic development. United Oil & Gas PLC (UOG) has pursued a commercial farm-out process intended to bring in a partner capable of providing the capital and technical resources required to advance exploration, particularly drilling on the Colibri prospect. However, if the farm-out process stalls or fails to conclude on acceptable terms, Jamaica could face another period of uncertainty and delay. To protect the country’s strategic interest, a clearly defined contingency arrangement between UOG PLC and the Government of Jamaica (GOJ) could therefore take effect on February 1, 2028.

Under the proposed contingency framework, the Government, through the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ), could establish access to a facility of up to US$35 million to support exploration drilling if UOG has been unable to secure a suitable commercial farm-out by the agreed deadline. The facility would not replace the farm-out process and would not prevent UOG from continuing negotiations with potential partners. Instead, it would serve as a safety net designed to ensure that the Walton-Morant basin does not remain indefinitely untested because of financing constraints.

The contingency facility should be subject to strict conditions. Before any funds are released, UOG and the GOJ would need to agree on a detailed drilling programme, budget, technical objectives, procurement arrangements, environmental requirements and reporting obligations. Independent technical and financial due diligence should also confirm that the proposed well is commercially and technically justified. These safeguards would ensure that public resources are deployed only when there is a credible pathway to drilling.

If exploration results in a commercial discovery, Jamaica should receive an appropriate economic benefit in recognition of the public support provided. The contractual structure could provide for negotiation of an equity or working-interest position for Jamaica, together with appropriate mechanisms for participation in future development. Such arrangements would need to be negotiated transparently and in accordance with Jamaican law and the terms of the petroleum licence.

A dry hole, however, should not mean that Jamaica receives no strategic benefit. Any contingency agreement should provide for the GOJ, through PCJ, to retain ownership or appropriate rights to the geological, seismic and well data generated through the funded programme. Such information would constitute a valuable national asset. Even an unsuccessful well could substantially improve understanding of the Walton-Morant basin, reduce geological uncertainty and assist future exploration on the licence and potentially adjacent areas.

The proposed February 1, 2028 trigger should therefore be viewed as a disciplined contingency date rather than an automatic commitment to spend public funds. Its purpose would be to establish a clear decision point: if UOG’s commercial farm-out has stalled despite reasonable efforts, Jamaica would have an alternative mechanism to keep exploration moving.

Ultimately, the contingency plan would protect Jamaica’s strategic interest while allowing the private-sector farm-out process to remain the preferred route. It would provide certainty, preserve optionality and ensure that Walton-Morant has a defined pathway toward drilling rather than becoming another indefinitely deferred exploration opportunity.

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Jamaica (Crude Oil): Jamaica's timeline is further behind because its offshore Walton-Morant basin has never had an exploration well drilled. Even if United Oil & Gas secures a farm-out partner, they still have to drill a high-risk wildcat well, discover commercial quantities of oil, delineate the field, and build massive offshore production facilities. Moving all of that from a blank slate to active crude extraction by 2035 is an exceptionally tight and unlikely window for a frontier basin

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Experts in Britain says if this venture with UNITED OIL & GAS IS SUCCESSFUL IT WILL BE IN MID THIRTIES BEFORE EXTRACTION BEGINS .I GET 1/2

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Byron Donalds Fawt in Ron Disantis bed .Donalds is a black republican and political infighting between him and ron desantis which desantis refuses to endorse him had devide the gop in fl that means david jolly has a good chance to win on nov 3 26.