So after all of that, what is the point?
It is not that every short seller is bad, McCabe even said so on yesterday's call and I completely agree.
It is not that every regulator is corrupt. It is not that every journalist is bought.
It is not that every anonymous account is part of some coordinated operation. And it is certainly not that every disagreement proves wrongdoing.
The point is much simpler...
Markets only work when people trust the record.
Investors need to know that ownership can be reconciled.
Issuers need to know that the market around their securities can be understood.
Regulators need enough visibility to identify anomalies before they become multi-year forensic exercises.
And when something does go wrong, the documentary record has to survive long enough for somebody to reconstruct what happened.
That should not be controversial.
For more than 65,000 families, #MMTLP stopped being an abstract market-structure debate a long time ago.
It became personal.
And for me, helping bring some resolution to those families has become very personal too.
But the bigger issue now extends beyond MMTLP.
Because the next generation of markets will be much faster.
More automated. More fragmented. More international. More tokenized. More AI-driven...and increasingly 24/7.
If the existing plumbing has blind spots, adding speed does not eliminate them, it will magnify them.
That is why Congress should care.
Not because Congress needs to choose a side in an internet argument.
Congress has to ask whether the infrastructure governing modern markets is capable of protecting confidence in those markets as they evolve.
The American Dream depends on something surprisingly basic:
-An entrepreneur should be able to build a company.
-An investor should be able to invest in it.
And both should have confidence that the rules, the records and the referees work the SAME way regardless of who is on the other side of the trade.
That is the gold standard. Nothing more exotic than that.
So after four years of arguments, FAQs, FOIAs, hearings, research, litigation and now discovery, my view is simple:
Follow the documents and reconcile the records. Separate allegation from fact and let the evidence lead wherever it leads. In the NWBO case the market makers and trying everything to keep things under a seal, same thing happened with MMAT...
Assuming each of these defendants have a story, the record has to reconcile them. Documents don’t care who you know. Metadata doesn’t recognize the velvet rope. Discovery doesn’t care which entrance you used.
It just wants the passenger manifest.
Markets can survive short sellers. They can survive bad trades. They can survive bad companies.
What they cannot afford to lose is confidence that the same rules apply to everybody.
Read the MMAT/NWBO/QNTM etc filings... and please tune in on Friday's podcast, share it with colleagues, friends, family, as well as your congress representatives & staffers... and i would like to thank media investigative reporters like @laralogan and @annvandersteel who cared enough to dig, and continue to uncover how this all went down.
The rest is commentary.
The wheels of justice move slowly.
But the Wall Street Rabid Wolves are about to meet Justice served cold.
Kudos to the #MMTLP community for being the standard bearer for all investor communities who have been robbed, demoralized, bankrupted or sadly taken their own life due to the criminal conspiracy to steal from honest, hard working American families.
@EdMartinDOJ
I made this using chalk pastels sealed with hair spray.
I made this to my at the time Fiance and now Wife.
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The story itself could be a lifetime movie.
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Until then I hope you enjoy the art!
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Stay Lifted Stay Bliss and I'll see YOU...#Aroundthef1re
@martyintexas1 My loyalty is to the Constitution and to the people I represent, not to a President nor to a Party. That’s how our Founders expected our Republic to work.
📣📣HIDING COUNTERFEIT SHARES 🙊🙉🙈
Who is FIF❓️
"The Financial Information Forum (FIF) is an industry group of over 100 broker-dealers, exchanges, and technology vendors collaborating on order lifecycle issues."
In this email from FIF to the SEC they warn if the SEC approves the S-1 filing as proposed lending Broker dealers will not be able to recover these shares. 🤔
So the SEC is very well aware of the MMTLP issue that they act like they don't know anything about.
AIDING AND ABETTING
When you know a law is being broken and you do nothing about it and you have the power and authority to do so IN THE EYES OF THE LAW YOU ARE GUILTY‼️
OPEN LETTER TO @usgaolegal@USGAO COMPTROLLER GENERAL
Subject: Request for GAO Review, FOIA Timeliness and Disclosure Outcomes, Market-Structure Related Requests (#MMTLP)
Dear Comptroller General,
I am requesting that GAO review FOIA timeliness and disclosure outcomes for market-structure sensitive requests, using MMTLP-related FOIAs as a test case.
Community FOIA logs and status histories show a significant portion of MMTLP-related requests remaining open well beyond common FOIA timelines, with the longest-pending requests approaching or exceeding one year and, in several categories, median pending days exceeding two years.
In addition, an SEC-wide versus MMTLP roll-up indicates substantial disclosure outcome disparities and elevated B7 exemption handling in MMTLP-tagged requests. These patterns raise the risk that FOIA process mechanics, referrals, holds, and bundling, may be functioning in ways that reduce transparency exactly when oversight relevance is highest.
A GAO review could focus on:
1. Time-in-status analysis for referrals, holds, and perfected requests
2. Bundling prevalence and its measured impact on timeliness and outcomes
3. Comparative disclosure outcomes and exemption use, normalized by request volume and complexity
4. Whether current FOIA tracking practices adequately capture extensions and delay events per request
I would welcome the opportunity to provide the underlying materials and to assist GAO staff in scoping a rigorous, nonpartisan review. Your office has my contact information.
Sincerely,
George Palikaras
OPEN LETTER TO REP. TIM BURCHETT
The #MMTLP community is more than 100,000 investors strong. Their money has been frozen. Lives have been upended. Some have been lost. Promises of accountability have quietly disappeared.
DOGE was created to expose fraud. Well Congressman Burchett, this is fraud. And it is a slam dunk.
What happened with MMTLP is not a mistake or a market glitch. It is a coordinated financial crime, covered up by regulatory agencies protecting their friends on Wall Street. This is a heist bigger than Enron, bigger than FTX, bigger than Madoff.
The financial cabal, working hand in glove with the intelligence community, runs the American corporate system. They have everything to lose. That is why they are fighting accountability at every turn.
If you are truly in Washington to serve the people, you will take this case seriously. You will accept the evidence. You will investigate. You will indict. And you will prosecute the criminals responsible.
Start with the SEC. Start with Gary Gensler. Start with FINRA. Then follow the trail to the Wall Street firms that naked short sold MMTLP into oblivion.
This community can prove the fraud. The evidence is complete. It is documented. It is overwhelming.
I have reviewed it myself. And I will stake my reputation on these facts.
The question is simple.
Will you stand with the American people
or continue to protect the system that robbed them?
@RepTimBurchett@DOGE
@WealthWatcherCo Newsflash: regulators are never going to demand accountability because that means that they would go to jail too. #MMTLP has FOIA emails between Wall Street and the SEC, proving collusion and conspiracy to defraud investors.
BREAKING🚨 Whistleblower Document in Epstein Files Claims 37 Billion Shares Created in OTC Market, With Reference to GameStop
Filing discusses systemic naked shorting and references Citadel, Virtu, and Robinhood as key market participants $GME $MMTLP
https://t.co/h7XJzuRh9C
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