@RamenSoups_ If you don't have a horse in this race, why do you care? I've never understood that. Life is short, why put out negative vibes, and receive negative vibes. Crime or not, it doesn't involve you!
Why is @SECPaulSAtkins not taking this meeting?
100’s of Veteran Families have lost their life savings in 2022 because of the Criminal Activity of the Biden Administration
Time for the @WhiteHouse to get involved and help these Veteran Families
$MMTLP
“…please do not treat our Company and our shareholders as mere collateral damage in what appears to be a massive financial crime."
Why Is The SEC Ghosting Next Bridge for the 6th Time?
Massive coverup?
It’s been almost 4 years since trading in $MMTLP was halted
“Next Bridge has, for a sixth time, requested to meet with senior officials of the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") to discuss the unresolved dilemma of the MMTLP trading halt in 2022 and the subsequent imbalance it created in our shareholder ledger which remains to this day.
We are extremely disappointed to share with our investors that for a sixth time, our invitation has been ignored….”
@nbhydrocarbons
@TheTrndisuFrnd For the life of me I just don't understand, if they did nothing wrong, just produce the information and prove and prove us wrong.
This we did nothing wrong, but we don't want you to look for what you think we may have done wrong, is stupid!
This has really been weighing heavy on my heart since I first saw. It’s not the fact that we were right all along. It’s what was stolen by greed from my family. The time lost with my family because I have to work harder to make up for the losses is something that can never be made whole.
The dumb lawyer from Citidel told Judge Sparker that discovery has NEVER BEEN DONE to scare him like it was a bad thing and he would be putting a burden on all future motions for discovery on powerful entities that have destroyed companies with ground breaking technologies such as Metamaterials as well as hurt retail investors.
Through God’s promises, I believe that this judge will set a precedent, which is a “good thing”. Judge Sparker’s name will go down in history as the judge who stood up to Wall Street. These powerful as well as corrupt entities messed with the wrong founder , George Palikaras , as well as the people of MMTLP who refused to give up. We were blessed to get a trustee, Christina Lovato, who is extraordinary. She had the heart to help everyone who’s lives have been put on hold and to help a man from Greece, who isn’t an American citizen, who believed in the American dream. It’s sad that George Palikaras’ dream was delisted. His dreams weren’t distant dreams,they were scalable solutions poised to transform lives.
Christina Lovato will also go down in history for fighting for shareholders as opposed to just doing her job.
March 17, 2026 (St Patrick’s day, will be a day of reckoning for all the evil and corrupt people who dared to believe that they would get away with this crime because they’ve always gotten away with it. It was as though they were given a license to destroy companies, CEO’s, investors. It’s time it stops. We the people have risen up and said “NO MORE”
I believe that God is guiding Judge Sparker,the people involved with MMTLP, along with Christina Lovato, trustee of Meta and George Palikara and his Meta family.
This is more than a financial struggle. It’s a divine stand for justice, transparency, fairness in the markets, and the protection of ground breaking technologies.
God is directing this effort to expose wrongdoing, hold powerful entities accountable, and bring restoration
not only for those affected now, but to safeguard future generations from manipulation and ensure markets serve the common good rather than exploit them.
Joel 2:25 says:
“I will repay you for the years the locusts have eaten—my great army that I sent among you.”
This verse speaks of God’s promise to restore what was taken or destroyed in your life.
God not only returns what was stolen but multiplies blessings in justice. May the Lord continue to empower, protect, and lead every warrior in this battle exposing darkness, delivering victory, restoring value to MMTLP holders, honoring George's vision for Meta Materials, and ensuring these transformative technologies rise to bless humanity. Stand firm in faith.
The battle belongs to the Lord, and He fights for you.
Victory is coming!!!!
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@ThePPseedsShow Blatant fraud has been present in MMTLP for over 3 years...everyone knows. Problem is that nobody is brave enough to stand up to the criminals. I have seen enough to know that congress needs to be 100% replaced and both parties decimated.
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Ticker: $MMAT (MMTLP TRCH)
Case: In re Meta Materials Inc.
Case No.: 24-50792-gs
Filing Date: February 4, 2026
Document: Partial Tentative Ruling
Not legal advice ⚖️
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🧾 What this order says — in plain English (Filing attached)
•📌 Big picture:
The bankruptcy judge is leaning toward denying efforts by Citadel, Virtu, Anson, and Nasdaq to block subpoenas from the Chapter 7 trustee. 💥
•🧑⚖️ Why they tried to block them:
These firms argued the trustee used the wrong process under a local Nevada bankruptcy rule when asking for trading records and documents.
•📚 Judge’s core finding:
The court says the local rule does NOT prevent subpoenas for documents tied to a Rule 2004 investigation. Federal bankruptcy rules allow subpoenas to obtain records and electronic data.
•📄 Translation:
✔️ Trustee can request documents
✔️ Subpoenas are a valid way to do it
❌ Companies can’t block them just by citing the local rule
•🧠 Key legal logic:
•Local bankruptcy rules must align with federal rules.
•Federal rules clearly allow subpoenas for documents and electronic data.
•A Rule 2004 exam alone isn’t enough to force production — but a subpoena is.
•🚨 Bottom line:
The judge is signaling:
👉 “These subpoenas appear valid.”
👉 “Arguments based on the local rule don’t stop them.”
•📅 What happens next:
This is a tentative ruling ahead of the February 20, 2026 hearing — but it strongly suggests the court may allow discovery to proceed. 👀
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🧩 Why this matters for shareholders
•🔍 Keeps the door open for the trustee to obtain trading data, documents, and electronic records
•🏦 Applies to major market participants named in the motions
•⚖️ Supports continued investigation into what happened before the bankruptcy
•📈 Could influence related litigation and regulatory scrutiny if evidence emerges
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Not legal advice. Just a plain-English breakdown of the court’s tentative position.
https://t.co/HUbe4ri5o7
Have you heard of the $MMTLP scandal?
How is this diff from the GameStop fiasco?
$MMTLP is a preferred dividend of Metamaterials Inc (MMAT). It has been halted for 115 days. Why? Here is there public response…What was the 'extraordinary event?
Maybe #OMG citizens can answer?
Great question Kostas @ggkoul.
I think we can all agree that FINRA can survive #MMTLP's community opinion battles.
However, it cannot survive a clean evidentiary record that shows choice without justification.
I am stopping debating theories.
In my opinion, people can start submitting new FOIAs for CAT, blue-sheets, halt committee records, and the “extraordinary event”
Paper decides this, not opinion.
Below is a template of how I would do it, so here is my 5 cents (not legal advice, for entertainment purposes only):
📄 FOIA CHECKLIST — MMTTLP U3 HALT (COPY–PASTE)
Agency:
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
(If filing with FINRA instead, mirror the same requests to FINRA under its transparency rules)
Subject:
Records relating to the December 9, 2022 U3 trading halt of MMTLP
Timeframe:
December 1, 2022 – January 31, 2023
Records Requested:
Please produce the following non-privileged records, whether in draft or final form, including emails, memoranda, attachments, chat logs, and internal notes:
1. CAT (Consolidated Audit Trail)
Any CAT queries run, reviewed, or generated in connection with:
#MMTLP #TRCH #MMAT
Any securities related to the MMTLP corporate action
Any records showing:
Whether CAT queries were run prior to the U3 halt.
If not run, any written explanation or decision not to run them
2. Blue-Sheet Data (Rule 17a-25)
Any blue-sheet requests issued or considered regarding MMTLP
Any internal discussion of:
-Scope limitations
-Exclusions
-Decisions not to request blue-sheet data prior to the halt
3. Halt Committee / Decision Records
All documents identifying:
-Members of any halt committee or decision-making group
-Meeting agendas, notes, or minutes
Any written analysis addressing:
-Whether less-restrictive alternatives were considered
-Why alternatives (close-only trading, auctions, buy-ins) were rejected
4. “Extraordinary Event” Determination
Any documents defining or evidencing:
-The “extraordinary event” cited as the basis for the U3 halt, leading up to the decision of the U3 halt date
-Any data, analysis, or factual findings relied upon to support that determination
5. Communications With Other Entities
Communications between the SEC and:
-FINRA
-DTCC / NSCC
-Any exchange or clearing participant
Communications referencing:
-Settlement risk
-Spin-off timing
-DTC eligibility
-Market resumption or non-resumption
6. Post-Halt Explanations
Drafts, internal versions, or preparatory materials for:
-FINRA FAQs
-SEC responses to Congressional inquiries
-Any records explaining why explanations were not issued contemporaneously
Form of Production:
-Electronic format (PDF preferred)
-Rolling production acceptable
FOIA Notes (IMPORTANT)
If any records are withheld, please:
-Identify each record withheld
-State the specific FOIA exemption relied upon
-Provide a Vaughn index where applicable
Please do not aggregate or summarize in lieu of producing records.
Request Purpose:
-This request seeks to understand the contemporaneous factual basis for a regulatory action that permanently eliminated market liquidity and investor exit.
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🧭 HOW TO USE THIS, please:
1. Do not editorialize in your FOIA.
2. Do not argue law in your FOIA.
3. Do not broaden the scope.
4. File it clean.
5. Let the absence of records speak for itself.
Silence IS data.
🔫This is one of several smoking guns.
The 1st $MMTLP Corporate Action stated shareholders would receive one (1) share of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons on 12/14/22, while simultaneously declaring MMTLP shares cancelled effective 12/13/22.
As written, that is logically impossible. A security cannot be cancelled before the date required to receive the distribution. Had this Corporate Action been properly reviewed under @FINRA Rule 6490, it never should have appeared on the Daily List.
Meanwhile, the SEC was engaged in email communications with FIF, a broker-dealer trade organization, regarding concerns over synthetic (fake) shares and uncovered short positions being carried by broker-dealers.
Rather than force reconciliation or require shorts to cover, FINRA, the regulator overseeing those same broker/dealers, ensured they never had to. FINRA later claimed it relied on language from a December 23rd press release, yet still failed to include the correct 12/14/22 (after market close) share cancellation date. Instead, FINRA doubled down by deleting the MMTLP symbol on 12/13, an action that typically coincides with share cancellation.
By doing so, FINRA, not Meta Materials or Next Bridge, forced a Mandatory Exchange/Reorganization on December 13, regardless of issuer intent. Every brokerage was compelled to comply because it was FINRA’s Corporate Action, not the issuer’s.
Then, just three days before the position was set to close, FINRA invoked a U3 halt, an extraordinary measure reserved for industry preservation emergencies, to halt a security that was never supposed to trade in the first place.
The result: short positions were frozen in place, reconciliation was avoided, innocent investors were locked out, and entire #MMTLP portfolios were effectively wiped out leaving a path of destruction and despair for over 65,000 #MMTLPFAMILY members.
FINRA later removed the requirement that MMTLP be held through 12/14/22, a change that appeared only months later in its first FAQ, after the damage was already done.
This is a clear example of regulatory coordination and FINRA acting outside its scope of duty.
Unless someone can point to where FINRA is authorized to rewrite an issuer’s Corporate Action in a way that causes settlement failure and protects broker/dealers, this was regulatory misconduct.
Perhaps representatives from FINRA and the @SECGov or @SecScottBessent would like to comment at the upcoming Press Conference in front of the SEC?
Will the @TheJusticeDept send anyone?
The #MMTLPARMY will be there...💪