
One of the Good Guys
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One of the Good Guys
@1oftheGoodguyz
There are some who call me .... Tim .. Follow only if ye be men of valor


⚖️ MMTLP / MMAT / TRCH / NBH Meta Materials Inc. Bankruptcy U.S. Bankruptcy Court – District of Nevada Case No. 24-50792-gs 📄 Key Filings by FINRA (3/27/2026) 👈 •FINRA Supplemental Brief on Undue Burden •Declaration of David S. Norris (Undue Burden) •FINRA General Counsel Declaration •Motion to Seal + Proposed Order (NOTE: The Trustee’s response is due 4/3/2026.) ⸻ 🧠 WHAT THIS IS (Layman’s Terms) ⚠️ Not Legal Advice The trustee wants FINRA documents to investigate potential claims. FINRA says: 👉 “It’s too big, too expensive, and mostly protected—so it should be limited or blocked.” ⸻ 🔍 FINRA’S CORE ARGUMENTS 🟥 Burden •~5M messages / 2.56 TB data •~$450K–$550K+ to review 👉 “This is excessive for a nonparty.” ⸻ 🟥 Privilege •Attorney-client •Work product •Investigative files 👉 “Most of what you want can’t be produced anyway.” ⸻ 🟥 Scope •Trustee narrowed other subpoenas •FINRA still asked for 4 years + communications 👉 “We’re being asked for far more than others.” ⸻ 🟥 Justification •Trading halt tied to settlement/clearance concerns ⸻ 🟥 Sealing •Safety concerns + threats used to justify sealing (See comments to this post for these filings.) ⸻ ⚖️ WHAT THE JUDGE DECIDES 👉 Is this subpoena: •Reasonable and relevant •OR overly burdensome and overbroad Courts balance: •Need for info •Burden/cost •Privilege limits ⸻ 🚨 KEY TAKEAWAYS •This is a scope fight—not a full stop •FINRA’s burden argument will: 👉 Limit scope, not eliminate discovery •Privilege will: 👉 Shape production, not block it entirely ⸻ 🎤 Bottom Line 👉 FINRA will likely have to produce something meaningful—but not everything requested, and not all at once. Also note that the Judge is well aware of the statute of limitations. dropbox.com/scl/fi/9e6a2tw… dropbox.com/scl/fi/a9bjdxt…










The SEC’s $2.5 billion outsourcing contract with C2 Alaska—a subsidiary of Chenega Corporation—exposes the rot. While retail investors get stonewalled on MMTLP FOIA requests, bureaucrats funnel taxpayer cash into no-bid contracts for "administrative support." This isn’t about market integrity—it’s about shielding Wall Street while fleecing Main Street. The SEC’s own records show 1,821 MMTLP-related FOIA requests yielded a 0.0115% disclosure rate, yet they’ve spent billions outsourcing legal work to contractors who exist to bury paper trails. When agencies weaponize FOIA exemptions and hide behind $2.5B vendor deals, it’s not “investor protection”—it’s a protection racket. The real fraud isn’t just the trading halt—it’s a system where regulators outsource accountability to firms that profit from opacity.






The SEC has been investigating two CEOs for five years—who did nothing—and still can’t even get a hearing date for a motion to quash. Meanwhile, they’ve failed to investigate this same type of occurrence, which has happened multiple times since 2024. MMTLP What a joke!

This is either the worst OPSEC or corruption beyond measure.




🚨THIS JUST IN: Manhattan Real Estate attorney Bryan McKenna breaks down and sobs in court after being sentenced for up to 6 years in prison for stealing $4.4 million of Covid funds. "I did these crimes and I deserve to go to jail."


Columbia politicians are a bunch of CROOKS! Raising their pay. Not fixing our roads. State spending is up 45%. IT’S TIME TO CLEAN UP COLUMBIA!















