Not half a year. There was no mention of the unrestricted shares in the annual report, so the shares were unrestricted by Passalaqua after January 1. We will find out in 25 days who the person or people are who can now tank this stock within hours on any move. Before, we were protected because only 300,000 common shares were in the public float.

My money is on Passalaqua. I bet this greasy self-dealer unlocked some of his exactly 46 million common shares. It's quite conceivable the entire 16.5 million shares came from his stash. Or could Larry Kubin have insisted he be released from this dumpster fire? He owns 16.2 million shares, almost the exact number that were unlocked.

All speculation. We will find out soon enough.

Not true. One or more insiders got 16 and a half million shares unrestricted. So they can crush this stock and do a massive rug pull on us if the price ascends quickly. But why would it?

I think it's safe to assume we are the bug and the insiders are the windshield here.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NDTP/security

I'm not selling either. Or buying. Why? Because just like everyone else here i have no f'ing idea what i own.

You really could not put a worse person in charge and give him the title of CEO than what we have here. Not being able to do math is actually his best quality. All his other talents put together equals a raging dumpster fire at best.

I read it.

A big fat f'ing nothing.

What the heck do we have here?

So on Wednesday, March 20th we closed at .0637 on no volume. On the 21st we opened at .1899 and rose as high as 46 cents before closing at 43 cents on volume of 34,575. The stock pumped 7X.

Now we've closed at 40 cents for 4 straight sessions.

I have no idea what's up. Jim Paul, you have any insights? TIA.

Another month of no news, no movement, no signs of life in this company. We have a do nothing CEO who did however find time to loot the company treasury of over 40 million shares at a valuation of .000123 per share for a $5,000 office expense to cover toner and staples. And we have a group of about 12 beta male cuck soy boy insiders who sat on their hands as this crook enriched himself at our expense and theirs. A pox on all their houses.

There certainly needs to be civil fines and Passalaqua needs to sit in a cell for awhile and ponder how this all went off the rails. He destroyed what could have been a promising company. And the 6 10%+ share insiders let it all happen without doing a thing. I have serious contempt for them.

I maintain the belief their plan is to use the 16 million share insider whose shares were just unlocked inexplicably, to dump and force the share price under a penny, then swoop in with a 3 to 5 cent offer to scoop up all the shares in a buyback, then take the company private.

They are scumbags who know many of us bought our shares at $4 to $5 per share, but they couldn't care less! Screw 'em all.















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Passalaqua unrestricted 16,635,000 shares. Why? Why now? The quarterly financials prove this is a dead company. Not one dollar in revenue last quarter. The only thing that happened is one or more insiders are now free from this nightmare by the tune of more than 16 million shares. Complete pig phuck run by a scammy self-enriching CEO, with a worthless insider group who is indifferent to the obliteration of their own business reputations. Not a pulse present in the lot of them. Their incompetence took their stakes from millions in valuation to thousands, taking us all down with them. Sickening.

Well first bit of good news i've seen since the CE was removed is the bid and ask spread has narrowed considerably. Is something happening or about to happen? A narrow spread is conducive to an uptick in volume. Let's hope.

On a side note i've decided to move ahead with a formal complaint to the SEC and OTC Markets naming Joe Passalaqua, former shell custodian, in the theft of 42 +/- million shares of stock from the NDTP treasury in repayment for a pidly 5k office expense. I would have bought the toner cartridge and copier paper for 1/10,000th of the shares this thief stole from us. I will formally be asking for an investigation, and if confirmed, criminal charges filed against him and removal as interim CEO.

At the current price of .745, this thief reimbursed himself shares worth $31,290,000 for a roughly $5,000 office expense. Disgusting and repugnant in his audacity, and equally disgusting and repugnant is the silence coming from the other insiders, who all got a nasty watering down of the value of their shares once he gifted himself shares at a valuation of .000123 per share.

Passalaqua needs to announce he is revaluing his $5k reimbursent in shares valued at .745 per share within 15 days or i will send the request for investigation. He's on the clock as of right now. I'm done playing.

As long as Passalaqua doesn't try to nuke the unrestricted shareholders again. This whole skull & crossbones debacle was his fault for not filing on time. Now he uses the microscopic share price that he caused to enrich himself. If he tries to reverse split us again my fangs will come out. And i'll lead with his theft of 42 million shares from our treasury. The SEC and OTC Markets will get sick of my calls and letters about this amoral thief.

What i'd like to know is where are the other insiders? Their silence is disturbing and deafening.

Very doubtful. What would he say? Thanks suckers, for the 42 million shares as reimbursement for a toner cartridge, 2 staplers, and some air freshener?

I think the price fluctuates between 50 cents and $1.25 for the forseeable future. What a shame, this could have been a monster with the super low float of only 292K, and a rabidly loyal unrestricted shareholder base. We could have run this to $100+ so easily if they had just given us something real to crow about.

Huh.

Pigs really can fly.

Who knew?

I'm disgusted!

Take a look at this list. i hold the top 6 men on this list responsible for this debaucle. These are the 5% material owners of NDTP, and not one of them is an advocate for common shareholders. They do nothing while this once promising company gets crushed by a corrupt shell custodian CEO who does nothing to get us in good standing with OTC Markets, and abjectly refuses to communicate with us. We are fly shite to him. This as he enriches himself by 42 million shares to cover a puny $5k expense reimbursement.

This cannot happen without the tacit approval of the other 5 5% material owners on this list. They are the ones who gave Passalaqua the one super majority share which crowned him king and allowed him to gift himself enough shares to become the top insider. You must hate your own company to do such a thing. Shame on all 5 of them.

Passalaqua should be arrested for larceny of our company treasury. I am 100% off the bid on this. As many of you know i spent the better part of 6 months on the bid at 10 cents to protect our price and in the process picked up another 15 to 20k shares for peanuts through my Canadian trading account. I'm one of the very few who can buy as much of this as i can stomach. And i'm done so now someone is on the bid at .0009. Not until Passalaqua is gone or in cuffs and a material insider comes out and apologizes to us for the last two+ years will i return.

Rest in pieces NDTP. You had so much promise and now under the "leadership" of these 6 men things have never looked so grim.

Note: We might need to add William Burton to our 5% insider list as there are claims in the most recent filings that he purchased enough shares from other insiders through private sales to jump above the 5% threshhold, so that makes 7 material insiders destroying this company. Great investment Willy. No sooner did you buy your shares than King Joseph the First stole 42 million shares at a valuation of .000123. Bet you didn't get the King's valuation on those shares you bought? But maybe i'm wrong and the grift and rot extends throughout the top 7.

46,000,000 Common Joseph Passalaqua 28.75%
39,600,000 Common James Hovis 24.75%
21,600,000 Common Edward Mathias 13.50%
16,200,000 Common Lawrence Kubin 10.12%
14,040,000 Common Stuart Yarbrough 8.77%
12,960,000 Common John Morrissey 8.10%
4,545,000 Common William Burton 2.84%
1,080,000 Common Mark Alarie .67%
925,000 Common John Munoz .58%
925,000 Common David Ambrose .58%
925,000 Common Robert Kirk .58%
900,000 Common Kevin Malloy .56%
304,349 Common Old MILV Shares .19%
160,004,349 TOTAL

Hold the fort. The TA is back to monthly updates. Last one was June 12, the second Monday of the month.

At this point it might take audited financials. Clearly this leadership team of one has lost most or all credibility with OTC Markets. Up hill slog. Doesn't help that Passalaqua changes the share structure more often than Pedo Pete's diapers.

This TA has now moved to updating the NDTP share structure every day, just like the IFUS TA does.

Before this latest update this TA was only updating NDTP once a month, usually the first or second Friday of each month.

I like the daily TA updates. We will need to check it on a more regular basis.

Holy cr@p just saw the OTC Markets update to the NDTP share structure as of 6/7/23 and we are back to 476,899 outstanding shares.

All insider shares are gone apparently. The unrestricted float is unchanged at 292,164, with the restricted shares at 184,735.

Rock on NDTP!

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NDTP/security

The 29,600,000 Hovis shares were a typo. He owns 39,600,000 shares. More amateur hour.

The breakdown of the insider sales to other insiders that were part of the 1st quarter filing that i printed off two days ago is gone. That paragraph i copy and pasted about Burton's now 11 million shares is gone. I can't find it. What the heck is going on here?

Lastly, don't forget the other insiders thought so highly of NDTP's technology and value, that they gifted 1 super V voting share to the shell custodian that effectively wiped out any and all say about the direction of this company for them. They self-nullified control. And i have found nothing in this filing that mentioned any value received for gifting this super voting share. Meaning it was a freebie. In essence, if he had wanted to he could have gifted himself another 964,995,651 shares, bringing the total outstanding up to the authorized limit of 1.125 billion shares. And there isn't a thing the other insiders could do about it. Tells me they've moved on, and Passalaqua knows it. Maybe the next time Passalaqua changes the toner in the copier he'll reimburse himself the remaining 965 million shares at .000000000000000000123 per share. If you're keeping score at home that's 18 zeroes.

The abject insanity of it all is mind blowing. It has to be criminal.

Most of the almost 300,000 shares in the public float were purchased at between $4 and $5 over the year after the reverse split. A few shares went for $11+ each, meaning we spent a combined $1.3 million for just a third of a million shares. And this man has the gall to take 42 million shares for a $5,000 expense reimbursement. OTC Markets and the SEC need to know what is happening here. It is their job to protect us from predators like Joseph Passalaqua.

Heck of a good point, drugman. It does appear as if the insiders value the CCA tech at less than zero, making it worthless. That means the first reverse split might possibly have been a scam. And we know the proposed second reverse split was a scam. Thankfully enough common float investors came together to kill that horrible deal.

Passalaqua should take my hundred K offer, take the CCA tech that he and the insiders believe is worthless with them, return the 159,700,000 restricted shares to the company treasury, and let's build a super profitable company with under 5 million total outstanding shares. With such a small share structure the stock price could soar into the hundreds.

This ticker badly needs someone at the helm that respects the shareholders who have been loyal long-term investors.

I can't make heads nor tails out of the numbers supplied in this attorneys letter. The number of mistakes and typos is pure amateur hour. Where to begin?

Here were the 1st quarter share breakdown of insiders. Keep in mind this was as of 3/31/23

46,000,000 Common Joseph Passalaqua 28.75%
39,600,000 Common James Hovis 24.76%
21,600,000 Common Edward Mathias 13.50%
16,200,000 Common Lawrence Kubin 10.12%
14,040,000 Common Stuart Yarbrough 8.77%
12,960,000 Common John Morrissey 8.10%
4,545,000 Common William Burton 2.84%
1,080,000 Common Mark Alarie .67%
925,000 Common John Munoz .58%
925,000 Common David Ambrose .58%
925,000 Common Robert Kirk .58%
900,000 Common Kevin Malloy .56%
304,349 Common MILV .19%
160,004,349 TOTAL

In the attorneys letter it states there were private transactions made by insiders who bought shares from other insiders from around the May to June, 2022 dates. So these transactions happened 9+ months before the Q1 financials were released, yet were not included in the Q1 report. Amateur hour.

Hovis' shares dropped from 39.6 million to 29.6 million. Where did the 10 million shares go?

Mathias' shares dropped from 21.6 to 17.6 million shares. Where did the 4 million shares go? 2 million look like they went to Burton.

Kubin's shares dropped from 16.2 to 15.2 million shares. where did the 1 million go? 500,000 appear to have been bought by Burton.

Yarbrough from 14.04 to 13.04 million shares.

Morrissey is the only one who sat this clown show out. He stayed steady at 12.96 million shares.

And the big winner, or loser perhaps, is Burton who apparently bought or attained an extra 6.5 million shares to up his total to over 11 million shares. Burton could be our Huckleberry. If he was buying shares for real money only 9 months ago then he must have felt this company had real potential. He might be the most pizzed at Passalaqua for effectively gifting himself 42+ million shares to cover a $5k reimbursement. Let's start with him.

William H. Burton
SCI Inc.
1067 E US Highway 24
Woodland Park, CO 80863

We vetted some or all of these insiders, and guys like 2-time Super Bowl participant, Kubin, and former Duke All-American, Alarie, appeared to be solid. But this has turned out to be scammy as heck, and i'm wondering how these other insiders are allowing first Hovis, and now Passalaqua, to screw the 292k puny public float holders over like this.

This can't be allowed to continue. The attorney's letter is full of mistakes and outright lies. We should offer $100 grand for the shell, take your "tech" with you, return the 160 million insider shares to the treasury, keep and protect the 292,164 unrestricted float shares, and keep and protect the 304,349 old MILV shareholdres that amazingly are still holding restricted shares. I'd be in support of freeing up those shares and unlocking them into the public float. It's time they had the freedom to sell or stay. Bring in new management with fresh ideas and throw 3 to 5 million restricted shares max at them and we've got a super low outstanding share count company that could really fly with profits. How would you like to have a company with 596,513 shares in the float and say 4 million restricted shares for a total outstanding of 4,596,513 shares? Think we could make that work? And have less than 5 million shares outstanding! And run by people who understand their fiduciary responsibility to shareholders. And who communicate with said shareholders.

I have a fabulous idea for a company in a super hot industry right now that we could just blow up. It's not in pharmaceuticals so we'd need a name change. But i won't talk about it until i know the insiders could be convinced to walk away. Otherwise it's a giant waste of time.

Did you guys see this:

There are now 7 insiders who own 5% or more of the NDTP common. Burton upped his stake to over 11 million shares by buying existing shares from other insiders. Before June of last year he owned 4.545 million shares.

William H. Burton is a greater-than-5% beneficial shareholder of the Issuer, and his
business address is 1067 E US Highway 24, Woodland Park, Colorado, 80863. As of
May 17, 2023, Mr. Burton beneficially owns 11,095,000 shares of Issuer common stock
held in the name of his entity, SCI Inc., consisting of (a) 1,075,000 shares of Issuer
common stock issued by the Issuer on or about September 30, 2020, and 2,520,000
shares issued by the Issuer on or about November 19, 2020, and all of which shares
were issued in consideration of the shareholder’s conversions of shares of the Issuer’s
preferred stock (which shares of preferred stock had been issued in consideration of the
Asset Acquisition) into common stock; and (b) 7,500,000 shares of Issuer common
stock, which were not new issuances by the Issuer, but which were acquired by the
shareholder in private sale purchases from other insiders identified herein as follows:
5,000,000 shares from CCA on or about June 8, 2022, 500,000 shares from Lawrence
Kubin on or about June 15, 2022, and 2,000,000 from Edward Mathias on or about
June 15, 2022. All 11,095,000 of such shares were issued with a Restrictive Legend

NDTP has $142 thousand in accounts receivable. That means we have revenue coming in at some point soon perhaps. So Passalaqua could have waited for that to arrive for his $5k expense reimbursement. A little patience would have saved the company treasury around 40 million shares.

Does he seem like a good, fair, and honest steward of NDTP performing his mandated fiduciary responsibilities to protect all his shareholders, both restricted and unrestricted? Or is this just a giant share grab to make himself numero uno, super V or not?

Smelly with a tinge of rancid.

Passalaqua just gifted himself enough shares so that he's the new big dog. And all the original members of the Beattles are back with their shares fully intact.

Passalaqua also somehow rounded up his number of total shares to 46,000,000 exactly. Funny how those pesky reimbursed expenses for 42 million+ shares worked out just perfect to round up his total to the nearest round million?

This is super smelly, like month old fish in a folded newspaper. Here's our updated roster and ownership percentages:

46,000,000 Common Joseph Passalaqua 28.75%
39,600,000 Common James Hovis 24.76%
21,600,000 Common Edward Mathias 13.50%
16,200,000 Common Lawrence Kubin 10.12%
14,040,000 Common Stuart Yarbrough 8.77%
12,960,000 Common John Morrissey 8.10%
4,545,000 Common William Burton 2.84%
1,080,000 Common Mark Alarie .67%
925,000 Common John Munoz .58%
925,000 Common David Ambrose .58%
925,000 Common Robert Kirk .58%
900,000 Common Kevin Malloy .56%
304,349 Common MILV .19%
160,004,349 TOTAL

Wow! Then CE removal is the final piece. With a 5/22 Q1 and an on-time 2022 annual by no later than 5/31 we could be back in business and out of hell. Game changer if this happens.

Bivins, did your other CE stocks pump upon the CE removal?

My guess is the super voting share was a way for the insiders to give Passalaqua ultimate bargaining power with the Swiss company. We need confirmation of that but it's possible Passalaqua took back his original 3.9 million restricted shares for that one SVS, so it might have been retired.

Unfortunately there is way more we don't know than what we do know. Bad time to have a CEO that either can't or won't communicate with us.

I would really like to give Passalaqua the benefit of the doubt. He did one hell of a job getting this shell ready for Hovis, et al. And he couldn't have known what was coming for Hovis and Kester. I would also like him to know how fiercely loyal and passionate the 65 or so common shareholders are for this company. How our group owns more than half of the 292,000 common shares, and if we're given the opportunity, we can run this stock hard if given real, non-hype news of something really solid. But i don't know if he knows any of that.

I can't speak for others but all i've heard for going on three years now is excuses. The pandemic slowed us down, Hovis got sick and couldn't file on time, Kester died. Well of course he died. We will all die before anything happens here at this rate of snail movement.

No more dang excuses. Somehow a million different companies didn't let the pandemic crush their company. Many companies survive the illness of their CEO. And companies get past the death of their Key Man.

First things first. We need to confirm if we have any tech left. Have the 11 non-Passalaqua insiders departed and taken the CCA/UPenn Med tech with them? If so, who is our new 155 million share daddy? If not, who remains? And do we have any expection of an on-time Q1 filing, an on-time 2022 annual report, and an end to CE/Pink limited hell? If the answer is no then we are in massive trouble, and we need to find somone or someones who are prepared to do the necessary work. Unfortunately for the commom shareholders it doesn't appear as if Passalaqua plans to communicate with us, except perhaps through the filings which, unfortunately, may not be released on time.

I'd say we are at least 6 to 12 months from losing our CE designation, and that's if we start now with total OTC compliance and audited financials. Let's see if we can walk and chew gum first, starting with an on-time Q1 filing to show the OTC we have a g&d da$n pulse.

Only one thing matters in the short term: getting that dang CE removed and becoming pink current. Without those two we are dead in the water.

Passalaqua better file the Q1 on time or i believe it's bed time for bonzo. A late filing would be a swift kick to the crotch of the common shareholders.

I will pay for audited financials out of my own pocket if Passalaqua turns over the keys to the Thunderbird to me and a group of key common shareholders, and we will get this company out of CE hell. I'm no biotech guy, but i can run a company as long as it takes to get a young, hungry executive into the hot seat. Unless you're up for the challenge, Mike? You've got the tech side covered and you have connections in this field.

Let's do this.

What he said.

I believe you're correct about the CE cleanup. Finally.

Passalaqua ain't stupid. He was sitting on around $15 million in insider share value when NDTP was in the $4 range. But then Hovis screwed the pooch by not keeping the filings current and Passalaqua watched it all get pizzed away. Then it got worse under his stewardship. Then he lost a deal due to both the continuing CE drama, and the emergence of a loyal but vocal group of common shareholders who let him know we have a very strong legal case if he splits our shares beat down by his and Hovis' own filing incompetence. Deal off!

My guess is he's extremely motivated to get us out of CE hell now. I'll bet we lit a fire under his petard. But i'm really at a loss as to why the silence on our new daddy?

Exactly, Bob.

WTF is up?

Only Passalaqua and our new unknown Daddy know. And apparently we ain't one of the cool kids.

The breakdown of who owns what is relatively simple:

As of 4/10/23 TA Update
Outstanding Shares 160,004,349

Restricted 159,712,185
---Unknown Daddy 155,316,868
---Passalaqua 3,872,550
---MILV/NDTP Insiders Holding Restricted Shares 304,349*
---Unknown but Possible Passalaqua Reimbursement for Paid Expenses 218,418

Unrestricted 292,164

*These insider shares could have been bought by Big Unknown Daddy as part of the deal to allow the Do Nothing 11 to exit in full.

Here is the restricted share breakdown:

March TA Update 273,498,116
April TA Update 159,712,185
Difference 113,785,931
Shares of the 11 non-Passalaqua Insiders 113,700,000
Difference 85,931
Old MILV Insiders Still Holding Restricted Shares 304,349
Difference 218,418
Possible Added Passalaqua Shares to Cover Expenses 218,418

New Unknown Insider Daddy Shares 155,316,868

Redacted

The outstanding and restricted dropped by 113,785,931 shares, while the unrestricted stayed the same at 292,164.

Here's something very interesting. The 12 insiders had a total of 117,876,899 restricted shares before the whole Swiss company debacle. Then around 155 million shares were added to the restricted, but thus far Passalaqua has refused to announce where those 155 million shares came from.

But if you take the 117,876,899 previous insider shares and subtract Passalaqua's previously reported 3,872,550 shares, you get 114,004,349 shares, almost exactly the 113,785,931 that was dropped from the restricted as of this TA update. The difference is ony 218,418 shares.

So my deduction here is that the roughly 155 million shares added during the time of the Swiss company debacle remain, as does Passalaqua's shares. And the 11 other insiders are gone from the company like a fart in the wind. Passalaqua kept all his shares and perhaps granted himself an extra 218,418 shares for services rendered like fees paid and other operating expenses, and for retiring the 1 super majority voting share.

My question and the giant elephant in the room is... who is our new roughly 155 million share daddy? It is unconscionable that Passalaqua has not informed his common shareholders about who owns the 99.817% of our company. If this isn't disclosable material information required by the SEC then what the hell is? It is all well and good to believe this information will be disclosed on the Q1 filing, but a timely filing is far from a sure thing with this guy and this company based on past disappointments resulting in our current CE purgatory.

I'm the only one on the bid @ 10 cents and i didn't get any of those 17 shares. The market makers kept them. This has been happening a lot. They are filling their coffers @ my price. At least i'm forcing them to pay 10 cents instead of .0001

The saddest part of all this is apparently Passalaqua and the other 11 insiders either don't know or don't give a flip that their 65 or so common shareholders are loyal to a fault, and if given competent, honest leadership there is nothing we won't do to help the company going forward. With this tiny float, give us a reason to get excited by the technology and we could run the stock to $30+ in a snap. It would be easy because the number of shares Ecomike's group owns and/or controls could be something north of 60% of the 292,000 float, and none of us are selling. I won't say exactly but i myself are way over 10% of that, and i'll be a voracious buyer if i'm given a compelling reason to do so by management.

Hopefully they'll figure out how incredibly ready we are to support this stock with even more of our hard earned money.

Adding 155 million more restricted shares to our Outstanding and not announcing to the shareholders what this is for, or PR'ing this incredibly material event, is a major fiduciary violation by CEO Passalaqua that will get him in very serious trouble with the SEC.

If i were him i would move quickly to fulfil my fiduciary responsibilities to all NDTP stakeholders.

Mike i like the sound of that and i'm sure the 64 other common shareholders of the float would agree. The key is Mr. Passalaqua needs to hand over the clean shell to us and negate the 273 million shares. We would be willing to discuss making Mr. Passalaqua whole on some or all of his expenses in filing fees, his work trying to get the CE removed, etc. as long as it is not exorbitant.

This company could become something special, while protecting the interests of the small but extremely passionate shareholder base, that has already proven we will rabidly support a smart business plan by a company with real revenues, led by someone who is beyond reproach, and who will communicate with us.. This has always been what we wanted, but have yet to receive.

This phone number rings about 10 times, but never connects. Can't leave a message.

Looks like we acquired Coretag, a public Swiss company, not the other way around. This means one or more NDTP insiders have actually been doing something for awhile.

Well shiver me timbers. Who knew?