Wolverine

[Wolverine @Wolverinemmtlp]

Key event resource list. https://t.co/3vTNgsaDKG

[Devinely Built @DevinelyBuilt7]

Dear @VP:
Yes! 🤝 Drill Baby Drill‼️
But undo the 4 years of regulatory robbery that took place under Gary Gensler? @SECGov 👇
$MMTLP is an American travesty, right? It’s time for answers. Make it right! 🙏 Defend the future of American Investments! 🇺🇸
https://t.co/tkBPGFkijZ

[Devinely Built @DevinelyBuilt7]

@nicksortor

[BusyBrands 🇺🇸 @busybrands]

With @Beardvet in Nebraska at the @POTUS rally.

[Laker Jay @MMTLPlifer]

@JDVance said it clearly: “We’re done catering to Wall Street. We’ll commit to the working man.”

That working man is the MMTLP Army.

President Trump, please stand w/ us. Sign the letter calling for the financial audit and help bring the truth and a resolution to light.

[Beard Vet @Beardvet]

48 is Exposing Waste, Fraud and Abuse, and I for one totally support it. The People want Accountability so this crap can never happen again

All Will Be Exposed

[ArtBurn @ArtburnDesigns]

The machine was exposed years ago. However, it never really went away.

But then something different happened when MMTLP was frozen in it's tracks almost 4 years ago.

And for once, those cracks couldn't simply move on with the market.

And what was left behind, told a story.

Watch to the end.

- A creative homage to Apple's iconic "1984" commercial.

[ArtBurn @ArtburnDesigns]

MMTLP CALL TO ACTION.

If we want Shawn Ryan’s team to take MMTLP seriously, everybody needs to write like a source, not like an angry shareholder.

The biggest mistake would be sending emotional messages, giant theories, accusations, or 20 links with no explanation. Producers are looking for a story they can independently verify.

Here’s what shareholders should keep in mind:

Lead with the story, not the grievance.

Say what happened in one or two clean sentences: FINRA halted MMTLP in December 2022, shareholders lost the final trading window, and the matter is still unresolved years later.
Immediately explain why this is worth looking at now.

This is no longer just social-media speculation. There is now a federal bankruptcy investigation into possible market manipulation, subpoenas and discovery directed at major market participants, and a documented regulatory paper trail. The trustee has said she is investigating whether manipulation of Meta Materials stock harmed the company and that discovery could reveal claims including securities fraud, naked short selling, breach of fiduciary duty or other wrongdoing, while also making clear that none of that has yet been proven.

Yes, include FOIAs — but only the strongest ones.

Don’t dump every FOIA you have. Use one or two that immediately establish significance. A very strong example is the FINRA email showing that its fraud team was looking at MMAT/MMTLP and was actively blue-sheeting both securities before the halt.

Use primary sources whenever possible.

Court filings, FOIA responses, SEC filings, FINRA documents, sworn declarations, official company releases. Those are much more persuasive than screenshots of somebody’s post explaining the documents.
Links are good, but curate them.

Three excellent links with one sentence explaining each is better than thirty unexplained links. For example:
one FOIA, one important bankruptcy filing,
one official timeline or issuer document.
Do not overstate what the evidence proves.

This is huge. If something is under investigation, say it is under investigation. If something is alleged, call it alleged. If the evidence shows coordination, say “documented coordination,” not “collusion” unless there is proof of collusion. Credibility is everything.
Avoid leading with naked shorts, synthetics, corruption, conspiracy, crime, or cover-up.

Those may be questions worth investigating, but if you present them as established fact before the producer sees the evidence, you risk getting dismissed immediately.

Give them named institutions and concrete facts.

FINRA. SEC. Nasdaq. Citadel. Virtu. Anson. DTCC. Federal bankruptcy court. Millions of records. Actual subpoenas. That sounds like an investigation. “They stole our money” sounds like a complaint.
Mention the scale of the documentary record.

FINRA has described responsive discovery as involving about 4.9 million messages and 2.56 terabytes of data.

The SEC also previously identified roughly 10.6 gigabytes, about 636,000 pages, of internal communications concerning Meta Materials/Torchlight.

Those numbers tell a producer immediately that there is a real paper trail to examine.

Give them a way into the story.
Don’t just say, “Please cover us.” Say:
“We have organized primary-source documents, a dated timeline, FOIAs, court filings and people who can walk your research team through the evidence.”
Keep the first message short.

The first contact should make them curious enough to reply. It should not attempt to litigate the entire MMTLP case.
Do not all send identical copy.

That can look like a coordinated spam campaign. Everybody can use the same basic facts, but write in your own voice and, if possible, add your own perspective: shareholder, veteran, retiree, business owner, former market professional, etc.

And the single most important thing I would tell everyone is:

[GLASS GUY @Giftsonglass]

#mmtlp
Atkins better start doing something more than "We'll See"

We'll see????
What the hell???

Twice???
What's going on in the SEC????

[JunkSavvy @JunkSavvy]

🚨NAKED SHORTING IS A NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT...
Just ask @GenFlynn @laralogan.
After years of playing it their way, the CEO speaks out!!! Next Bridge Hydrocarbons CEO Greg McCabe tells the story behind the BIGGEST FINANCIAL CRIME of the century. So big, "nobody knows what to do".
If nothing is wrong, what is the share count?
MMTLP MMAT TRCH @nbhydrocarbons
Full interview W/ @GoingRoguewLara: https://t.co/o7sbuAp0Rj

[Kurtis @bleedblue18]

More than 3 years later, THOUSANDS of FOIA requests have been submitted to the @SECGov with less than 1% granted. Those few document releases confirm FINRA, SEC, OTC, and institutions breaking securities laws and conspiring to avoid financial ruin from naked shorting MMTLP.

[The Butcher of Wall Street | Marcel Kalinovic @BossBlunts1]

The MMTLP U3 trading halt damaged over 124,000 retail investors per Next Bridge CEO @GregMcCabeJr.

"You've heard of all the chaos around Gamestop, AMC, and what they refer to as "meme-stocks"... our price started running up then other people started hearing about it and that's when chaos reigned supreme... the volume was through the roof... People were talking all over (social media) about when they spin-out — shorts having to close their short positions (on the 9th and the 12th)."

FINRA halted trading and quoting before the market opened on December 9th, 2022.

Full interview with @laralogan link in the comments

[The Butcher of Wall Street | Marcel Kalinovic @BossBlunts1]

Greg McCabe, CEO of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, says the evidence in MMTLP points to potentially more than a billion counterfeit shares tied to his company.

On Going Rogue with Lara Logan, McCabe explains why he believes what happened to Next Bridge is not an isolated case.
“We are not an outlier. We are the tip of the iceberg.” - per Greg McCabe

Full interview on Going Rogue w/ Lara Logan:
https://t.co/7vcfPGfgOw
w/ @laralogan and @GregMcCabeJr

[BusyBrands 🇺🇸 @busybrands]

The longer this goes on, the more this blame falls squarely on Chairman Atkins, not Gary Gensler. It’s starting to look like he simply wants to bury it and cover it up.
But, to answer your question,
Oh, it runs deep!

From Congress, the SEC, and FINRA to broker-dealers and market makers, the whole system is tied up in this.

@SECGov Chairman @SECPaulSAtkins claims to champion free-market integrity and regulatory transparency. Yet retail investors trapped in the $MMTLP scandal are still waiting on his "we’ll see" response given over 10 months ago on Making Money with @cvpayne on @FoxBusiness.

[Kurtis @bleedblue18]

To @JamesOKeefeIII: Your team was fantastic in 2023 about collecting information regarding the MMTLP trading halt, but unfortunately we didn’t have the NAMES of the responsible parties. Now we do. It’s time for a follow up.

[BusyBrands 🇺🇸 @busybrands]

Welcome back, @cvpayne!

Glad to see you back in the saddle so quickly.

There is lots to catch up on with MMTLP. Please check out this clip from @laralogan's recent interview with @nbhydrocarbons CEO Greg McCabe.👇

As always, thank you for your continued support, sir. 🇺🇸🫡

[BusyBrands 🇺🇸 @busybrands]

Pressure Mounts on Trump’s SEC Chair Paul Atkins to Open the Books on Gensler-Era MMTLP Decisions

https://t.co/IzNJqxDMwL

[kristen shaughnessy @kshaughnessy2]

Naked Shorts Are Counterfeit (Fake) Shares

A fake $10 bill or counterfeit concert ticket will get you in big trouble, but Wall Street and regulators look the other way as counterfeit shares flood our financial markets

“If anybody tells you, ever, that there’s no such thing as naked shorting, realize that they’re very ill-informed or they’re in on the scam, there’s no other explanation

Naked shorting is very real.
I’ll tell you how bad it is.
Donald Trump has complained about shorting against his Truth Social company.
Elon Musk complained about it about on Tesla.
Elon Musk has a great quote. ‘The stock market is the only place in the world where you can sell something you don’t own’….”
- Greg McCabe
CEO Next Bridge Hydrocarbons

Courtesy: @laralogan

[Thomas D Murphy former US Senate candidate, SC (R) @ThomasMurphy4SC]

With all due respect, President Trump, for our Veterans. It’s time to address the MMTLP fiasco. @POTUS @VP @SusieWiles47

[Tinted Veil @TintedVeil]

End GLOBAL RICO @POTUS

https://t.co/uTPB5sUxb0

[Gandalf @GandalfWizz]

#MMTLP $MMTLP