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Re: LoneGrey post# 111180

Sunday, 01/29/2023 1:40:21 PM

Sunday, January 29, 2023 1:40:21 PM

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Hi LoneGrey,

Its been forever, glad to see you around.

Are you following the mmtlp situation? I believe the illegal naked short practices that we have fought against in the past will finally be resolved.

Both securities are private which traded illegally on the OTC and had the same market makers involved. Both securities involved an issued a special dividend to expose a naked short. Even if EIGH had its dividend frozen, it still exposed it. The disclosure statements are a record reflecting the alleged crimes made against the company and requested the SEC and FINRA to enforce its settlement of transaction rules and regulations in order to protect investors, which it still has not done yet. The request for resolution is still open today.

Nothing happened with EIGH before 2016 because there was nothing to force the issue. All the naked short matters were hiding behind the immunity in the corporate veil of securities laws in the stock borrowing program at the DTCC/NSCC/Obligation Wharehouse.

Well all that changed after the Supreme Court decision allowed/opened the door for jurisdiction and liability to be used against all participants including the DTCC and FINRA.

https://www.crowell.com/NewsEvents/AlertsNewsletters/all/Supreme-Court-Allows-Securities-Related-Claims-to-Proceed-in-State-Court

This law opened the opportunity for all investors to defend their property in a court of law.

The margin requirements have also changed because of the realization of securitized debt obligations is plentiful and unmanageable in the financial system.

Many CEO's are joining efforts for the first time ever to defend their companies against these illegal practices.

CEObloc.com

Fyi in 2022 prior EIGH litigation can be considered unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

https://www.heritage.org/the-constitution/commentary/secs-house-enforcement-action-ruled-be-unconstitutional

EIGH is still trading illegally with volume until this day.

I believe we have reached new territory here where a final resolution is upon us.

They're many court cases challenging FINRA right now via the mmtlp situation. The matter of naked shorting cannot be ignored anymore.

I believe Congress will have to get involved to force the regulatory agencies to do their functioning purpose in protecting the economy of the United States against the nefarious actions that threaten its stability.

The legal framework is all set for this to be resolved soon in my opinion.

All it takes is one company to expose it legally via "Discovery" and the pin to the grenade in the Obligation Wharehouse blows up and forces a massive settlement of failures to deliver in the system. Thats how I see it.

$EIGH
#NakedShort