I'm not a Financial Advisor & what I post is not Financial Advice. I'm a legitimate MMTLP shareholder fighting for what I was disenfranchised from.
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I love this thread of posts🫶
4+ years of collusion, threats, abuse, harrassment & economic sabotage of Companies & CEO’s.
@Outlier_999 & @No_Fraud_Retail is the same person & will 💯 see the Justice she deserves with Federal Time for her Federal Crimes.
Justice 4 MMTLP/MMAT⚖️
Just curious:
deleting ~25,000 posts about a stock @Outlier_999 never owned… quoting Law Enforcement advised her 😂 …when on the other hand, the entire MMTLP calls are recorded and I worked with the Trustee to SAVE the corporate record from being destroyed.
Dear Sam, for your information and whoever is advising you:
in cases of online harassment, guidance from law enforcement and victim-support authorities consistently emphasizes PRESERVING evidence, not deleting it, precisely because deletions can complicate investigations and chain-of-custody (see references below)
That makes the claim of bulk deletion “per advice of LE” extremely difficult to square with documented guidance, especially when the deletions involved commentary about stocks you never owned.
Add to that the TIMING, account creation coinciding with the START of regulatory scrutiny and subsequent #MMTLP trading, the absence of any commentary on the Atlas Trading Group pump-and-dump, and the omission of a basic fact, I never sold a single share.
These are not personal disputes. They are inconsistencies. And when narratives require removing records rather than preserving them, it’s reasonable to ask what purpose that serves.
DYK: @outlier_999 account was created in 29th September 2021, one month before MMTLP began trading and the SAME month the SEC investigation began (but MMAT only disclosed the SEC part in Nov 2021 with the 10Q)
So the reasonable question isn’t about me. It’s who is being protected, and why.
Well, the walls are closing in from MULTIPLE places at the same time.
Perhaps Sam has been related to, or dating one of those Atlas boys, or getting paid to troll, or maybe she just needs to check her meds, frankly I couldn’t care less…
But, “Outlier” starts to look a lot like OUT-LIAR when the record keeps changing and the evidence keeps disappearing. With respect. #Discovery
#FINRArule4111 #AML #MarketIntegrity
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Do Anson Fund’s Moez Kassam’s own emails, trading blotters, and WhatsApp chats prove he’s a liar?
Market Frauds says yes.
All 46 times.
And it has details.
“Written answers signed off by its own lawyers.
Two SEC orders.
A criminal trial in Los Angeles.
And, in August 2026, an Answer that Anson itself filed in a California court.
Set beside what Kassam and Anson told the courts, they tell one story. Moez Kassam is a liar….”
@stockmannnbroo
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A DOZEN LOBBYISTS TOLD POLITICO:
“He eschews relationship-based favors. He doesn’t sway easily on issues. He’s ideologically driven and fiercely loyal to President Donald Trump.
“That makes his elevation to chief of staff difficult for lobbyists seeking to influence the administration in its last two years, a dozen GOP lobbyists told POLITICO.”
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At the University of Michigan, professors told me I’d NEVER have a career if I continued investigating COVID shot deaths.
I did it anyway.
Our autopsy study— which found 73.9% of deaths following COVID-19 “vaccination” were caused by the shots — was published in Forensic Science International.
Just days after becoming the #1 most-read scientific paper in the WORLD, the Journal Cartel illegally retracted it.
Our study was subsequently republished following ANOTHER round of peer review in the journal Science, Public Health Policy, and the Law, where it can be read today.
I’ve now contributed to the publication of over 40 scientific studies.
I’m glad I didn’t listen to my professors.
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Justice 4 MMTLP/MMAT⚖️
THEY ALL MAKE BANK OUT OF A SCHEMED SCANDAL…especially Sneaky Pete Sessions🤬
@Beardvet @annvandersteel @laralogan @cvpayne @DavidPollackUSA @kshaughnessy2 @stephmase22 @FlyEaglesFly529 @Stef_carpedm @palikaras @CHELLESHOCKEDTM
Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) sold $15K-$50K in NVIDIA Corporation - Common Stock (NVDA)
Most relevant committee: Capital Markets Subcommittee.
Published 10/27/2026 (traded 10/02/2026).
#PoliticianPlays
Justice 4 MMTLP/MMAT⚖️
THEY ALL MAKE BANK OUT OF A SCHEMED SCANDAL…especially Sneaky Pete Sessions🤬
@Beardvet @annvandersteel @laralogan @cvpayne @DavidPollackUSA @kshaughnessy2 @stephmase22 @FlyEaglesFly529 @Stef_carpedm @palikaras @CHELLESHOCKEDTM
Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) sold $15K-$50K in NVIDIA Corporation - Common Stock (NVDA)
Most relevant committee: Capital Markets Subcommittee.
Published 10/27/2026 (traded 10/02/2026).
#PoliticianPlays
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🚨 Kicking lobbyists out of the White House? Follow the money into Congress and the financial regulators, too. 🏛️💰
📊 January 2020–September 2026: disclosed outside lobbying fees
🔹 Citadel entities: $6,120,000
🔹 Virtu entities: $2,690,000
🧮 Combined: $8,810,000
That total includes tax-policy work. Remove the $1.62 million paid to Citadel’s tax lobbying firm, and $7.19 MILLION remains across the other engagements—covering trading, market regulation and broader financial-policy issues.
🔎 Here’s what REALLY stands out:
⚠️ CLEARING was explicitly on the agenda. T Cap Solutions reported $380,000 across seven 2025–2026 reports for Citadel Enterprise Americas, naming securities and derivatives clearing. Reported contacts: House, Senate and CFTC.
⚠️ Virtu’s lobbyists reported direct SEC contacts. Sobba Public, Brownstein Hyatt and O’Neil Bradley filed reports listing the SEC. Those reports account for $1.8 million in fees across all their listed issues and contacts—not payments to the SEC.
📅 An actual meeting: August 31, 2023. Virtu executives and lobbyist Katelynn Bradley met Brandon Hill, counsel to SEC Commissioner Jaime Lizárraga. Topics included:
📈 Best execution and order competition
💵 Pricing increments and access fees
🔎 Order-execution disclosures
🖥️ Trading-system safeguards
🏛️ Citadel’s CGCN disclosures also name SEC market proposals AND SEC-related appropriations, with House and Senate contacts.
🔥 These firms spend millions advocating on the rules governing their business. Retail investors deserve to know what changes they requested, who heard them, and whose interests those changes serve. Open the meeting records. Publish the proposals. Follow the influence.
Supporting sources:
Totals and firm-by-firm math: Lobbying_2020_2026_Summary.pdf, pages 1–3; filing-by-filing source workbook.
Clearing and government contacts: T Cap/Citadel disclosure.
Named participants and trading-rule topics: SEC’s August 31, 2023 meeting memorandum.
SEC proposals and appropriations: CGCN/Citadel disclosure.
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The People’s choice award for Citizen Journalist of the Year goes to @DataRepublican!
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Ceci 👇🏻
La meilleure définition d’un complot à haut niveau.
Anthropic récemment en bourse et OpenAI gagnent leur argent en gardant l'IA verrouillée dans des modèles centralisés et fermés que vous devez louer à la minute près. Pendant ce temps, Jensen Huang était un grand champion de l'IA open source, construisant les puces pour que les gens de tous les jours puissent exécuter l'IA sur leurs propres ordinateurs.
Something is very suspicious about the timing of Jensen Huang’s resignation from Nvidia. Why did it take so long for his affair with an alleged Chinese spy to gain traction?
Six months ago, a tiny Brooklyn short-selling shop called Culper Research published a 40-page report laying out the China angle. With zero Wall Street connections, it tracked chips flowing through Singapore and Malaysia to Megaspeed and printed photos of Jensen and Alice together.
But nobody cared. Nvidia’s stock went up.
Even crazier, our own government has known about this since 2025 and Marco Rubio’s office circulated a classified spy memo this spring.
Then suddenly, right on top of the midterms, the story finally became mainstream. The New York Times dropped it on October 29, forcing Jensen to admit to an affair on November 8.
Only then did Nvidia’s board open an investigation.
Then yesterday, the Times struck again with a second affair report involving Nvidia’s VP of healthcare, accelerating the board’s push to oust him right before today’s resignation.
Meanwhile, short sellers had already loaded up on protection for over a week before the stock crashed.
And this is all conveniently coming up the week Anthropic is launching its massive IPO roadshow.
Anthropic and OpenAI make their money keeping AI locked down in centralized, closed models you have to rent by the minute. Meanwhile, Jensen Huang was a loud champion for open-source AI, building the chips so everyday people could run AI on their own computers.
And of course, the Democrats just took power in Congress and many states. And they’re not exactly friendly to AI expansion.
So once again: why is all of this happening right now?
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This is the part they want you to igore:
How come no one is talking about USAID still operating but doing it from inside the State Dept? Or the fact that the CIA runs foreign policy in the State Dept through INR, the Bureau of Intelligence and Research which is the State Department’s civilian intelligence agency?
It looks like someone laid a trap for the President and he may have walked right into itZ Who could that be? Well look who benefits most? Would it be whoever now has more control over foreign policy? How come no one is talking about USAID still operating but doing it from inside the State Dept? Or the fact that the CIA runs foreign policy in the State Dept through INR, the Bureau of Intelligence and Research which is the State Department’s civilian intelligence agency?
Oh boy - you better pray for me now. They are really not going to like what I just said. They’ll be coming for me in any way they can.
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🚨 BREAKING: White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is CRACKING DOWN on lobbyists inside the White House, firing off a new memo to staff saying NO meetings with registered lobbyists in the complex without prior counsel approval
GOOD NEWS! 👏🏻
"White House staff are expected to dedicate their time unwaveringly to the working people of the nation," the memo reads, per @bennyjohnson
“White House staff must receive prior approval from the Office of White House Counsel for meetings on the White House complex with registered lobbyists related to government policy.”
Industry outreach now has to go through the Office of Public Liaison.
@StephenM is off to a great start.
His goal: go back to America first roots, win back the people we lost, score huge wins and get us on the road to 2028 to save America 🇺🇸
Ensuring public confidence is KEY.
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Blueledger is going to break these criminals
One month, one TRILLION dollars lost for $NVDA and its Retail investors. This is an extremely sophisticated and unprecedented attack. I have mentioned in the past that foreign influence vs US tech is rampant. Whether Glen is right or wrong, it sounds like the SEC may want to ask Culper Research some questions, such as who is funding them in Europe, and are there any Asian connections... #blueledgerAI
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The future of the Republic is in your hands. Foreign interference in our elections is a threat to national security and that is your legal jurisdiction.
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One month, one TRILLION dollars lost for $NVDA and its Retail investors. This is an extremely sophisticated and unprecedented attack. I have mentioned in the past that foreign influence vs US tech is rampant. Whether Glen is right or wrong, it sounds like the SEC may want to ask Culper Research some questions, such as who is funding them in Europe, and are there any Asian connections... #blueledgerAI
Something is very suspicious about the timing of Jensen Huang’s resignation from Nvidia. Why did it take so long for his affair with an alleged Chinese spy to gain traction?
Six months ago, a tiny Brooklyn short-selling shop called Culper Research published a 40-page report laying out the China angle. With zero Wall Street connections, it tracked chips flowing through Singapore and Malaysia to Megaspeed and printed photos of Jensen and Alice together.
But nobody cared. Nvidia’s stock went up.
Even crazier, our own government has known about this since 2025 and Marco Rubio’s office circulated a classified spy memo this spring.
Then suddenly, right on top of the midterms, the story finally became mainstream. The New York Times dropped it on October 29, forcing Jensen to admit to an affair on November 8.
Only then did Nvidia’s board open an investigation.
Then yesterday, the Times struck again with a second affair report involving Nvidia’s VP of healthcare, accelerating the board’s push to oust him right before today’s resignation.
Meanwhile, short sellers had already loaded up on protection for over a week before the stock crashed.
And this is all conveniently coming up the week Anthropic is launching its massive IPO roadshow.
Anthropic and OpenAI make their money keeping AI locked down in centralized, closed models you have to rent by the minute. Meanwhile, Jensen Huang was a loud champion for open-source AI, building the chips so everyday people could run AI on their own computers.
And of course, the Democrats just took power in Congress and many states. And they’re not exactly friendly to AI expansion.
So once again: why is all of this happening right now?
Phantom retweeted
Something is very suspicious about the timing of Jensen Huang’s resignation from Nvidia. Why did it take so long for his affair with an alleged Chinese spy to gain traction?
Six months ago, a tiny Brooklyn short-selling shop called Culper Research published a 40-page report laying out the China angle. With zero Wall Street connections, it tracked chips flowing through Singapore and Malaysia to Megaspeed and printed photos of Jensen and Alice together.
But nobody cared. Nvidia’s stock went up.
Even crazier, our own government has known about this since 2025 and Marco Rubio’s office circulated a classified spy memo this spring.
Then suddenly, right on top of the midterms, the story finally became mainstream. The New York Times dropped it on October 29, forcing Jensen to admit to an affair on November 8.
Only then did Nvidia’s board open an investigation.
Then yesterday, the Times struck again with a second affair report involving Nvidia’s VP of healthcare, accelerating the board’s push to oust him right before today’s resignation.
Meanwhile, short sellers had already loaded up on protection for over a week before the stock crashed.
And this is all conveniently coming up the week Anthropic is launching its massive IPO roadshow.
Anthropic and OpenAI make their money keeping AI locked down in centralized, closed models you have to rent by the minute. Meanwhile, Jensen Huang was a loud champion for open-source AI, building the chips so everyday people could run AI on their own computers.
And of course, the Democrats just took power in Congress and many states. And they’re not exactly friendly to AI expansion.
So once again: why is all of this happening right now?