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The @SECGov was involved by default because they made the MMTLP to Next Bridge Hydrocarbons spin-off effective on 11/18/22. This means that the SEC knew first-hand that the overall Effective Date of the 1-for-1 Exchange, followed by the Cancellation of MMTLP should've been 12/14/22, after the close of business. But something curious happens either on or before 12/2/22... (image 1) Someone, or some group from the SEC met with FINRA's OTC Corporate Actions Team to discuss the MMTLP Corporate Action. The same message references several tips sent to FINRA's Market Fraud Investigations Team and to the SEC, and scheduling time to discuss the matter further. Then, on 12/5/22, a day before FINRA published the first MMTLP Corporate Action, FINRA informs the SEC that they're blue sheeting both MMAT & MMTLP, suspecting the issuers of fraud/manipulation. (image 2) On 12/6/22, the first MMTLP Corporate Action is published but instead of a Overall Effective Date that matches what the SEC made effective (12/14/22, after the close of business), both MMTLP Corporate Actions would be centered around the zero hour of 12/13/22, the very moment that 12/12 transitions to 12/13, 40 hours earlier than what the SEC made effective. How is it that the SEC appears to be involved in discussions relating to the MMTLP Corporate Action, fraud tips and fraud/manipulation investigations before the first MMTLP Corporate Action was published, but the SEC wants us to believe the SEC wasn't in the loop when FINRA decided to U3 halt trading? If we go by the evidence available, what appears to have occurred? @FBIWFO @FBI @TheJusticeDept

The brokerages informed their clients that New Buys in MMTLP wouldn't be possible after 12/8! FINRA lies when they say they U3 halted MMTLP to protect investors from buying MMTLP after 12/8, the U3 halt only protected shorts that would've been force liquidated on 12/9 and/or 12/12. FINRA's false focus on protecting investors was a distraction from the Corporate Actions that FINRA had no authority to author. Both of the MMTLP Corporate Actions created by FINRA were focused on the main "ACTION" occurring at the zero hour of 12/13/22. The true "ACTIONS" of Distributing Next Bridge Hydrocarbons shares 1-for-1 in EXCHANGE for MMTLP shares, followed by all MMTLP shares being CANCELLED, weren't to occur until 12/14/22 after the close of business. This is 40 hours after the zero hour of 12/13. Please explain why the MMTLP Corporate Actions don't match what the SEC made effective! Also, how is it that FINRA wrote both Corporate Actions, but didn't discover the settlement issue until directly before forced liquidations and Position Close Only Transactions were set to begin? @SECPaulSAtkins @SECGov @TheJusticeDept