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. #MMTLP @JunkSavvy @bleedblue18 @FNez_Blogger Truth is; either it’s Imperative to Settle Liabilities for shares not owned, yet purportedly “sold”; or truth is that they never truly borrowed the shares! They just, from the get-go, Stole the Proceeds! linkedin.com/pulse/imperati…

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We’re gonna flatten and we’re gonna accelerate housing and we’re gonna be completely under 6% on mortgages this quarter and we’re gonna be 550 on the fixed and five on the floating next corner and the doll is gonna be go up in that environment and mortgages get the money back from all this nonsense, gold and silver which I was long but now I don’t think he could be long that stuff anymore. I think volatility and gold and silver are gonna melt like Bitcoin volatility, and that money is coming into mortgages and low beta stocks.

@annvandersteel @martink0041969 @kshaughnessy2 @Hamnakedshorts @BAMinvestor @Tiggersdad2 @FlyEaglesFly529 @MindandEmotion7 @GenFlynn @onehundredmph @AMCHOTC All shorts do that. Borrowing is a ruse to excuse fraudulent counterfeiting and theft

It’s demonic. As is just about everything with the Babylonian financial system built in debt. No wonder the SEC and FINRA look the other way when the Wall Street evil demons bankrupt companies with revolutionary cancer treatments. Naked shorts reduce capital and decrease share price. It’s targeted evil.

I've never been the type of guy that dances on graves, but I'll make an exception for this @Tiggersdad2 prick and his arrogant, crooked crew... shorts facing TOTAL INCINERATION @FlyEaglesFly529 @kshaughnessy2 @MindandEmotion7 @annvandersteel @GenFlynn @onehundredmph @AMCHOTC

So we’re supposed to believe everything was fine while financials weren’t published, trading stats vanished, and billions in “fails” were just… poof? 🤔 As an $MMTLP/$MMAT shareholder, I didn’t sign up to be the exit liquidity for Wall Street’s mystery math. Transparency shouldn’t be optional. If retail did this, we’d be in cuffs. But sure — “nothing to see here.” 🙃 😡😡😡👿

MMMTLP exposed the ugliest truth of U.S. markets: the system will protect itself long before it protects people. Lives were destabilized, marriages destroyed, health shattered, and regulators responded with delays and indifference. That is not neutrality. That is violence executed through paperwork and silence.

@DevinNunes @VP @elonmusk Can you fix this? Please see the recent dissection of the market structure by Dr. Palikaras @palikaras My response to his recent posts…. It’s sad — but it’s true. This isn’t a system failure. It’s a system by design. A framework intentionally built to allow securities to be sold that aren’t even owned, quietly booked as routine “trading liabilities,” and treated as normal market function rather than systemic risk. Retail investors and small companies have been pointing out the same structural flaws for years. The response has been silence, deflection, or procedural delay. Not because the problem is misunderstood — but because it’s understood perfectly by those who benefit from it. The same institutions that designed this system are the ones who profit from it. The harm to retail investors isn’t accidental; it’s collateral damage baked into a structure that rewards leverage, opacity, and asymmetry. For small companies, the reality is grim: even with real products, real assets, and real shareholders, survival is conditional. If targeted, a company can be shorted into oblivion — legally, indefinitely, and without meaningful enforcement or reconciliation. And then there’s Congress. What is the incentive for Congress to intervene when we can see, in plain sight, how a few select members consistently outperform the market using “perfect timing” and non-public information? When oversight committees benefit from the very market mechanics they’re tasked with regulating, accountability becomes optional — and reform becomes theoretical. So no — the system isn’t broken in their eyes. It’s functioning exactly as intended. And that may be the most troubling truth of all.

What the SEC is asserting The SEC is relying on FOIA Exemption 7(A) (law-enforcement interference) to block almost 100% of #MMTLP FOIAs, asserting that disclosure would interfere with an ongoing investigation. That is legally permissible in isolation. The Bluesheets as a Service (BSS) PIA, dated August 29, 2025, (sec.gov/files/pia-bss.…) confirms that: 1. The SEC does not control the accuracy of the core investigative data it relies on. 2. BSS has no mechanisms in place to check for accuracy of submitted data. 3. Accuracy is explicitly delegated to broker-dealers and clearing firms, i.e. the very parties under investigation. 4. FINRA operates the system as a cloud SaaS, and the SEC consumes pre-processed outputs downstream. 5. The SEC itself acknowledges the system is used for market reconstruction, yet: -does not verify raw inputs, -does not independently validate transformations, -does not own the infrastructure end-to-end. This above is not a theory, it is stated plainly in Section 6.3 of the PIA... Implication: The SEC is asserting “open investigation” protection over records produced by a system it admits is non-verifying, third-party dependent, and opaque.

This is not my interpretation. This is WRITTEN plainly in the SEC’s own words. So when the SEC says, “We can’t release FOIAs because it would interfere with an investigation”, a far more uncomfortable question emerges: What exactly is being protected, the investigation… or the process that relied on unverifiable data⁉️ Because now we know something critical: 1. If full FOIAs were released, they wouldn’t just reveal trading. 2. They would reveal who knew what, when they knew it, and what they relied on anyway. 3. And that’s where transparency becomes dangerous. Let’s dive in a little further…

WE DID IT! #MMTLPArmy turned out along with our great media partners today to make us the top trending story on X! Lots more to come, and the momentum is with us. This is bigger than just MMTLP. This impacts millions of investors around the world. Time to end the fake regulators scalping of investors! The jig is up. @SECGov @FINRA

1-12-26 STEEL NEWS -> LIVE: Press Conference at the SEC | MMTLP, Market Corruption, and the Fight for Fairness x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@SecKennedy It’s 100% easier, fix the principle, that’s what’s corrupted

President Trump and I are doing everything we can to pull back the curtain on prices for hospital stays, physician visits, and prescription drugs. We’re delivering on those promises, working to make your health care more transparent, more accessible, and more convenient, with no surprises.

Mortgage rates just fell below 6% for the first time in years "The president's latest affordability push sent 15- and 30-year mortgage rates tumbling." nbcnews.com/business/real-…

This guy cut interest rates prematurely in 2024 to try and help Kamala’s election chances. Now he keeps rates higher for longer despite almost no inflation to hurt Trump’s midterms. He is a flagrant partisan working for the Deep State against the popular vote of the US.

$mmtlp #mmtlp Please, Lord protect our warriors in DC tomorrow. Help them spread our message of truth with courage and safety. May we all celebrate together very soon. You all may not know my voice but you know my heart. Love you all. ♥️ Faith over fear. Good over evil.

This is why you need to know what is in your 401k. Wall Street will use your retirement accounts as exit liquidity. “The intent is always hidden. In this case, “democratization” provides political cover, access sounds pro-consumer, even when the underlying structure loads complexity, fees, and liquidity risk onto households. Retail is “a vast pool of fresh capital,” and the narrative provides cover to tap it….” @UnicusResearch

If Congress didn't betray the American people for decades, retirement age would be 55 in America.

Pretty much!!!... New FOIA records reveal: 💥 Financial Information Forum's (FIF) Managing Director Howard Meyerson steps forward to advocate for off-sides broker/dealers in a move that conceals their identities, preventing exposure. Meyerson emails Erik Gerding, SEC Director of Division of Corporate Finance, David Saltiel, SEC Director of Trading & Markets, and Sai Rao, General Counsel for Division of Trading & Markets. (Senior Level Managament) 💥 SEC's David Saltiel warns Meyerson that communications regarding a specific issuer's registration statement examinations are NOT APPROPRIATE and against policy. 💥Saltiel and Meyerson schedule meeting to discuss "OPERATIONAL ISSUES." 💥Several days prior to the meeting which is supposed to discuss OPERATIONAL ISSUES, Meyerson delivers to Saltiel an "outline of the points FIF members would like to raise during the call. 💥In the 7-point outline, FIF members admit they can not fulfill their OBLIGATION to deliver certificated shares to their clients. They request SEC either deny the issuer's registration statement OR change the requirement to transfer shares to the transfer agent in order to receive the benefit. 💥Point 4- FIF members throw FINRA under the bus and admit they have short OBLIGATIONS that can not be RECONCILED. This directly refutes SEC and FINRA claims that FINRA's U3 halt protected investors. 💥 Despite the clearly NOT APPROPRIATE agenda, Saltiel and Meyerson move forward with the scheduled meeting. 💥Ignorant of the intervention of the FIF, Next Bridge Hydrocarbons withdraws their subscription rights registration statement. #Conspiracy #RICO #TortiousInterference MMTLP MMAT TRCH WE...ARE...NOT...GOING...AWAY!!! #Relentless

WE ARE A GO FOR PRESS CONFERENCE JAN 12th 10AM To the #mmtlp #GME #AMC #BBB and #TMTG communites that have been harmed by government agency collusion with Wall Street, we are a GO for our press conference. SHARE FAR AND WIDE Location: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Headquarters 100 F St NE, Washington, DC 20549 cc: @busybrands @zing_leo12693 @Xenon61098 @Stokum @BasileEsq @bleedblue18 @Notarighty12 @JunkSavvy @giftsonglass