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Friday, 05/26/2023 5:19:59 PM

Friday, May 26, 2023 5:19:59 PM

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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.