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Florida, USA Katılım Temmuz 2021
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Rob@RusniakRob·
@SECGov @SECPaulSAtkins @FINRA @NasdaqExchange Getting hotter🔥🔥🔥 1-2 KARMA COMING FOR YOU 3-4 FBI KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR 5-6 YOUR A BUNCH OF DICKS 7-8 YOU MADE ME STAY UP LATE 9-10 WHERE GOING TO SUE YOU AGAIN 11- 12 I BET YOU WON'T STEAL AGAIN 🖕🖕🖕 $MMTLP $MMAT
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chicken🐥nugget@MmtlpD2627·
This line is key. MMTLP is mmat's "open liability" that must be RESOLVED....all shares must be reconciled and accounted for...all 165,472,241. Numbers must crunch. My strategy, prehalt, WAS to cash out half of my shares and divert some of my gains towards MMAT and NBH...and some shopping 😆. I'm sure I wasn't alone in this strategy. I believe MMAT would be standing strong today as the FIRST metamaterial company to be traded in NASDAQ if it weren't for the criminal interference. They stole my money and destroyed my investment. Redemption is coming. FUPAYME 👑
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📊 MMAT / MMTLP In re Meta Materials Inc. — Case No. 24-50792-gs U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Nevada Filings Date: April 3, 2026 ⚠️ NLA (Not Legal Advice) ⸻ 🧾 Big Picture (Plain English) This batch of filings is all about funding the lawsuits the Trustee is preparing. 👉 Translation: •The Trustee is gearing up for major litigation •She secured outside funding (Parabellum) •Some details are so sensitive they were sealed •And importantly… 👉 There are clear signs targets are already identified ⸻ 📂 Document-by-Document Breakdown Not all docs fit in this post. See comments ⸻ 📄 Doc 2679 — Motion to File Funding Docs Under Seal 🧠 What it means (simple): The Trustee is asking the court to keep key documents hidden from the public because they contain: •Trade secrets •Litigation strategy •Confidential financial structures ⸻ 🚨 🔥 KEY BOMBSHELL (Page 3) The agreement includes litigation budgets for Meta litigation involving DTC and others, including certain parties 👉 Layman translation: •They’ve already scoped out who may be sued •The names are not public (redacted / sealed) •But the structure shows: •Specific defendants identified •Budgets allocated per case •Litigation already mapped out 💥 This is NOT theoretical anymore 💥 This is targeted litigation planning ⸻ 🧩 Why sealing matters: •There are multiple agreements + exhibits (A–G) •Includes: •Retention agreements •Budgets •Co-counsel agreements •One of the filings confirms: 👉 Entire contract filed separately under seal ⸻ 📄 Doc 2680 — Declaration Supporting Sealing 🧠 Simple: Trustee says: •These documents contain confidential commercial info •They must be sealed under bankruptcy rules 👉 Translation: “This stuff is sensitive because it reveals strategy and structure.” ⸻ 📄 Doc 2681 — SEALED DOCUMENT NOTICE 🧠 Simple: •Confirms: 👉 Actual funding agreement + details are NOT public 💥 This is where the real names, targets, and mechanics likely sit ⸻ 📄 Doc 2682 — Motion to Approve Funding (CORE FILING) 🧠 What it says: •Trustee wants court approval to formally ratify the funding deal •Legal basis: •Business judgment •Best interest of estate ⸻ 💰 KEY TAKEAWAYS: •💵 ~$11.8 million funding commitment •🔍 Investigation already underway into: •Market manipulation •Naked short selling •Spoofing 👉 Translation: This lawsuit strategy has been: •Pre-researched •Budgeted •Funded ⸻ 🧨 HUGE LINE: “Preliminary investigation into possible claims of market manipulation…” 👉 That means: •This didn’t start now •Evidence gathering likely already happened ⸻ 📊 Funding Structure (Simplified): •Parabellum pays upfront costs •If they win: •Funder gets paid first (with premium) •Then attorneys •Then estate 👉 If they lose: •Parabellum eats the loss 💡 Translation: No risk to estate = green light to pursue aggressive litigation ⸻ 📄 Doc 2683 — Trustee Declaration Supporting Funding 🧠 Simple: Trustee confirms: •Funders DO NOT control litigation decisions •This is standard in big cases •Potential to recover: 👉 “substantial monies” ⸻ 👉 Key takeaway: This is NOT a funder-run case — Trustee stays in control ⸻ 📄 Doc 2684 — Wes Christian Declaration 🧠 Simple: •Explains litigation funding model •Calls it: 👉 “leveling the playing field” ⸻ 👉 Translation: •Targets are likely large institutions •Funding is needed to go up against big players ⸻ 📄 Doc 2685 — Hearing Notice 📅 COURT DATE: 👉 May 7, 2026 @ 1:30 PM (Zoom) Judge: Gary Spraker ⸻ 🧠 Putting It All Together (Big Picture) 🔥 What these filings REALLY show: •✅ Litigation is fully planned and funded •✅ Specific targets identified (not public yet) •✅ Budgets assigned per defendant group •✅ Evidence phase already started •✅ Sensitive details are being intentionally hidden (sealed) dropbox.com/scl/fi/72hhqjp…

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George Palikaras@palikaras·
5/ Questions - Questions - Questions 1. Was the “coffee meeting” truly informal, or strategic? Kevin Burris asked for an “introductory coffee” with Darcy Merline (Rep. Norman's staff) exactly one week before the charges were filed. Was the meeting an innocent catch-up, or was it intended to prime Congressional staff before the announcement? If it was casual, why the rush to schedule it before the August recess, and before the enforcement press release? If this wasn’t coordinated messaging, why did Burris feel the need to explain the coffee invite on the exact day of the enforcement news? 2. Why did the SEC selectively brief Congressional staff, while publicly claiming “no comment on ongoing investigations”? Darcy replies that Rep. Norman still wants answers on MMTLP showing they were in active discussions with the SEC. Why were these discussions happening privately while FOIA requests and public inquiries were denied under Exemption 7(A)? How much non-public information was disclosed in these closed-door meetings? 3. Why did David Fernandez BCC the press release with no visible recipients? The June 25 email sent by Fernandez includes the MMTLP reference in the final paragraph of a press release about a different enforcement action. Who was on the BCC list? Members of the press? Senate staff? Was this a subtle way to publicly link MMTLP to the enforcement action, without issuing a standalone press release? 4. Why was the MMTLP case mentioned in the final paragraph of an unrelated enforcement action? This marks the first official mention of MMTLP in an SEC release, and it was buried. Was this an attempt to downplay or soft-launch the connection to avoid headlines? If MMTLP was part of an “ongoing investigation,” why was it named at all? 5. Was there any coordination between the SEC and Congressional offices to shape the narrative? Emails from Kevin Carson (Gensler’s Chief Counsel) go to both Tucker Anderson and Tyler Sawyer—Rep. Sessions' team. Were those emails pre-clearing responses for media or public scrutiny? Were multiple agencies, media or Congressional allies aligned on the timing of the release? 6. Did the SEC delay public notification to finalize internal communications and Congressional prep? The final enforcement action was announced June 25, but multiple emails indicate backchannel prep starting earlier in June. Were public investors at a disadvantage because the SEC prioritized internal stakeholder briefings first? How many joint decisions were made in private before the public learned anything?
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Rob@RusniakRob·
@FlyEaglesFly529 @grok Wow I didn't believe it. Thanks for clarifying. He's been hanging with 50 cent to much.. he's turning gangsta
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Polish Assassin2.0@FlyEaglesFly529·
I love a good F bomb like anyone else but never in my life did I ever think I’d see the President of The United States of America use one in a totally unhinged tweet Fucking embarrassing This guy has the lives of our brave soldiers in his hands?
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Rare DD@RareDealsHere·
If there's nothing damning in the MMAT / MMTLP trading data, why is @FINRA trying to keep it private? Will the data contradict what Robert W. Cook told @RepRalphNorman and the other 70+ members of Congress? How then can Congress entrust the @SECGov to investigate? The SEC surely has the data, if it proves FINRA wasn't truthful, why hasn't the SEC called them out yet?
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⚖️ MMAT / MMTLP Case: 24-50792-gs (Chapter 7) Filing Date: 04/03/2026 NLA – Not Legal Advice ⸻ 📂 WHAT WAS FILED •2677 – Trustee response to FINRA (🔥 main filing) •2678 – Supporting declaration (adds transcripts) •2679–2681 – Motion to seal funding docs •2682–2685 – Litigation funding approval + hearing (5/7/26) (Copy of today’s docket shown in the comment section.) ⸻ 🔥 DOC 2677 — QUICK SUMMARY 📄 •Trustee: “FINRA doth protest too much…” •Says FINRA is: •❌ Exaggerating burden (5M emails / $500K+) •❌ Stalling for nearly a year •❌ Refusing to cooperate •Key points: •✅ FINRA has market-wide trading data •✅ FINRA investigated MMTLP •❌ Privilege is not absolute •⚠️ CAT data may be deleted soon 👉 Ask to court: Deny motion to quash + force FINRA to produce ⸻ ⚡ OTHER FILINGS •💰 Funding secured to pursue litigation (2682–2685) •🔒 Terms sealed (2679–2681) •📎 Evidence + transcripts added (2678) ⸻ 🎯 BOTTOM LINE 👉 Trustee is: •Calling out FINRA delays •Saying the data exists •Warning evidence could disappear •Pushing judge to compel production dropbox.com/scl/fi/qr5lzbg… dropbox.com/scl/fi/aweqqay…

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George Palikaras@palikaras·
DOC 2678-3 is the D.C. Court Transfer Order Some key points: - All subpoena disputes consolidated in Nevada - Court highlights, overlapping issues and the RISK of inconsistent rulings... It also revealed something. The Trustee's counsel shares that multiple defendants are pointing to FINRA for the data and FINRA is pointing back to others! 👉THIS is a circular blame which REINFORCES the Trustee's argument 🤣👉👈😂 #MMAT #MMTLP
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George Palikaras@palikaras·
TRUSTEE: "But FINRA raises many of these arguments for the first time, only now, at the eleventh hour"
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George Palikaras@palikaras·
Bad faith, or just bad form? The Trustee could not have been more direct: “Rushing to file its motion, without responding to the Trustee’s questions… violated… Local Rule 7037(a)… requiring parties to meet and confer” Lawyers say it all the time, courts expect good-faith negotiation before motion practice. Yet here, the record suggests FINRA may have skipped the conference and gone straight to the comfort of motion practice. No doubt there will be "explanations". There usually are. But when process is bypassed, the question becomes unavoidable: Was this about resolving a dispute, or avoiding one? And right on cue, the supporting cast tends to arrive, keyboard counsel, anonymous "analysts", and the ever-reliable chorus of institutional defenders. Because in modern markets, it is not just about order flow. It is about narrative flow. Still, one principle remains unchanged: Before you move to quash, you are expected to pause and confer. Happy Easter 🐣 and blessings to all.
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George Palikaras@palikaras·
Villains are not born. They are made. #MMTLP
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Onehundredmph
Onehundredmph@onehundredmph·
Then add the Weaponization of the US Constitution by creating a parallel to Self Governance thru SRO's designed for regulatory capture to steal US assets under the protection of non elected agents working or influenced by foreign powers. 100 plus years to capture the Bill of Rights! (Administrative Procedures Act) (The Advisory Act of 1940) (The Federal Reserve Act) (Internal Revenue Service) (Securities Exchange Commission, 33,34) (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) ect...
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@austin_fit76995 Look up SEC approved "auto ex" and Reg ATS. You might find Reg NMS and RegSho is how Fraud is engineered in an electronic system with malicious code pointing to offshore accounts in British colonies.

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Rare DD@RareDealsHere·
The video linked in the quote post covers a variety of topics relating to MMTLP, including a possible explanation as to why members of Congress like @RepRalphNorman have abandoned their constituents. @FBI @TheJusticeDept
Rare DD@RareDealsHere

🎥 ⏰ "MMTLP: The Case Against The SEC Part 4.5 Of 5" This video shows how the @SECGov lies & deflects in order to avoid direct requests from over 70 members of Congress. @USGAO appears to be complicit as well! @RepDonaldsPress youtu.be/b_ON76v2yig?si…

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SUZY Surfer@surfersuzy7·
@kimkep4796 Well if these shares aren't transferable then why is the FIF asking the SEC to hold up the S-1 🧐 Lending broker dealers will not be able to recover shares or warrants? What does this mean? 🤔
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George Palikaras
George Palikaras@palikaras·
There is are not one, not two, but three bitchslaps loading in the next couple of months that will echo to the end of times… gather round, gather round. 😂 #IpittyTheAprilFools
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JunkSavvy@JunkSavvy·
It wasn't an April Fool's prank. It was the 💣💣💣 no one saw coming... #FOIA 3 years ago today...THEY KNEW!!! #FINRAFraud The FOIA documents reveal extensive communications between senior FINRA officials and their SEC counterparts concerning issues with MMTLP trading. They knew there was a problem for more than a year and FAILED to protect investors. Key findings include: 💥Fourteen months prior to FINRA’s U3 trading halt, three FINRA committees—Market Operations, OTC Corporate Actions Team, and Market Fraud Team—were in active dialogue with SEC representatives re: MMTLP....and they FAILED to protect investors. 💥On December 2, 2022, a conversation took place between FINRA’s OTC Corporate Actions Team and an SEC representative regarding the proposed Meta/NBH spin-out transaction.....and they FAILED to protect investors. 💥On December 5, 2022, just one day before FINRA issued the first of two corporate actions, Sam Draddy noted that the “MMAT/MMTLP matter” had caught the attention of his Fraud Team and others, mentioning discussions with FINRA’s General Counsel and suspicions of fraud involving the two issuers, with “bluesheeting” already underway. They went forward with the corporate action despite RULE 6490.....and they FAILED to protect investors. 💥Draddy, along with Boyle and Gibbons, arranged a Zoom meeting with SEC counterparts to discuss further....and they FAILED to protect investors. 💥On December 11, 2022, at 6:38 p.m. on a Sunday, FINRA CEO Robert W. Cook contacted an SEC official regarding a flood of shareholder complaints about the trading halt, some containing alleged threats (no evidence or law enforcement reporting evidence has been provided), prompting him to send his staff to work remotely while offering to brief his contact.....and they still FAIL to protect investors. 💥Concurrently, Stephanie Dumont, FINRA’s Executive Vice President of Market Regulation and Transparency Services, emailed an SEC contact to schedule an urgent meeting the next morning to discuss the MMTLP situation and the recent halt, copying Racquel Russell on the correspondence.....and still FAIL to protect investors. THEY KNEW. And for the first time, we no longer had to speculate...WE KNEW!!! Following this release and the public outcry, sources claim @SECGov held an emergency meeting to stop FOIA releases. The MMTLP Army did not receive another meaninful FOIA for over a year. WHAT ARE THEY HIDING???#Coincidence WE...ARE...NOT...GOIN...AWAY!!! #Relentless TRCH MMAT MMTLP
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Rob@RusniakRob·
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Thanks to @ElfCarbon, I spotted this 👇 look closely at the dates, and the blatantly WRONG description embedded in @markets @business Bloomberg’s terminal. On the top part and in the summary part, the first mention of “Meta Materials Inc” should instead read “Torchlight Energy…”. That’s benign assuming the terminal entry updated post merger. But here is the problem: The entire entry misreports Torchlight’s corporate action! Instead of describing a Series A Preferred Shares event …which should be classified as a preferred dividend (PFD)… they are reporting that they are spinning-off Meta Materials Inc. !!! What⁉️⁉️ What It Really Was Issuer: Torchlight Energy Resources (TRCH) Security: Series A Preferred Stock Nature of Action: Preferred dividend (PFD) issued to TRCH legacy common shareholders as part of merger terms. Not: A spin-off of a separate operating company called meta materials inc. Preferred dividends and spin-offs are different corporate actions with different settlement, reporting, and downstream trading implications. By coding this as a spin-off, Bloomberg’s record rewrites the nature of the event. Why does this matter? Because in my view this is NOT just a typo… the corporate action being described is fundamentally misclassified. We need IMMEDIATE transparency from Bloomberg on this entry’s provenance, and answers from FINRA/SEC on whether they were aware of or reviewed this classification which led to the birth of #MMTLP. Mislabeling corporate actions at this scale undermines market integrity, and if it was intentional, it demands accountability. The Key Questions 1. Who entered or validated this corporate-action data in Bloomberg’s system? 2.Was this a simple data-entry error, or was upstream feed information (from the company, transfer agent, or a corporate-action vendor) already wrong? 3.despite the clear fillings publicly available months ahead of the merger, did this misclassification contribute to confusion among brokers, settlement systems, and ultimately retail investors and they had to create MMTLP to cover prior mistakes? I am sure the community will add to this list. Bigger Picture: This isn’t just a paperwork issue. In the MMTLP saga: Brokers reported conflicting understandings of what the Series A represented. Intentional? Some systems treated it like a spin-off, others like a preferred distribution. Intentional? Trading eligibility, settlement handling, all over the map. Intentional? When the “source of truth” in Bloomberg says “spin-off,” that classification propagates globally… and can seed months (or years) of confusion and devastation. There is a lot more that went down… stay tuned.

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