The first, less important, is that focus should not have been on whether Kyrgyzstan was an available forum, but whether it was a forum in which the case could be suitably tried for the interests of all the parties and for the ends of justice. Second, but more important, was the focus on whether the KFG companies “would” not obtain justice there, when the correct question was whether there was a risk that they would not obtain justice. In any event, there was substantial evidence of specific Girregularities, breach of principles of natural justice, and irrational conclusions, sufficient to justify a conclusion that ffiere was considerably more than a risk of injustice