$MMTLP If it's not blatantly obvious, the @DTCC is fighting to keep their slice of my money. #CriminalFuxs

In December 2023 the @The_DTCC X account followed me, an account that only posted about Regulators and their member firms attempting to rob retail investors via MMTLP, MMAT & Next Bridge Hydrocarbons. (See images 1-3) I can't remember how long but they followed me for a while before unfollowing. They still follow Dave Lauer! Fast forward to today and we see that the DTCC for some odd reason isn't producing the data to the Metamaterials Trustee that they've been ordered to produce. Hmm! This should make it extra suspicious to know what @FINRA and the DTCC discussed on or about December 7, 2022, right before FINRA revised the MMTLP Corporate Action. (See last image)

$PLTR So now all the top CEOs come out and say we need to prioritize ecosystems, platforms, and orchestration layers. Guess who has that already? Palantir. Now the companies will focus on a “learning loop” where they can iterate on top of existing workflows. Guess who has that already. Palantir. PTFB IYKYK 🔮🔥🚀 Any questions? Ask @chadwahl and @eliano at @PalantirTech! 🔮

Surely, the 'Statute of Limitations' can be pushed out legally when you have a non compliant and obstructive party being pursued?

Insane delay tactics by the DTCC. WHAT ARE YOU HIDING? MMTLP

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MMTLP has been U3 halted for over 3 years because of a SETTLEMENT ISSUE. Each broker was allotted with common stock certs totaling 165,472,241 for mmtlp transfers to the transfer agent. Brokers oversold what they were allotted with and must buy back the overage. 165,472,241 and oversold by potentially BILLIONS or even TRILLION(S). Do the math. FIX IT @SECGov !! DO THE RIGHT THING...you don't have a choice.

La escritora Isabel Allende compartió en sus redes sociales la fotografía de su hija Paula, quien murió en el año 1992 luego de padecer una enfermedad que la llevó a un lento y tedioso coma. La foto fue tomada en el Parque Nacional Canaima, en Venezuela. Allende se refugió en ese país después de huir de la dictadura de Pinochet en Chile. Allí pudo escribir su primera novela “La casa de los espíritus” (1982) que se convirtió en un éxito en ventas. “Silencio antes de nacer, silencio después de morir. La vida es puro ruido entre dos insondables silencios”, una de las frases que escribió en su libro “Paula” (1994) en homenaje a su hija.

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I opened my daughter’s lunchbox and found $40 inside. Along with a handwritten note: “Thanks for feeding my kid this week.” I had no idea what it meant. My daughter Emma was 7 years old. As far as I knew, I was only packing lunch for one child. When she got home from school, I held up the envelope. “Want to explain this?” She shrugged. “Oh, that’s from Becca’s mom.” “Becca doesn’t have lunch money this week, so I’ve been sharing my sandwich.” Just like that. As if it were the most normal thing in the world. The next morning, I packed extra food. Two sandwiches. Two juice boxes. Extra snacks. Emma smiled. “Becca’s gonna be so happy.” Later that day, the school called me. My stomach dropped. I assumed Emma was in trouble. Instead, the principal sat me down and told me what had really been happening. For an entire week, Emma had quietly split every lunch in half. Half her sandwich. Half her apple slices. Half her cookies. She even gave Becca her juice box and drank water instead. No teacher told her to do it. No adult asked her to. She simply noticed another child sitting alone without food. And decided to help. The principal explained that Becca’s mother had fallen on hard times. She had already applied for the school’s free lunch program, but the approval process was taking longer than expected. Meanwhile, her daughter was going hungry. That evening, there was a knock at my door. A woman in scrubs stood on the porch. Exhausted. Nervous. Holding an envelope. “I’m Becca’s mom,” she said. “I know $40 doesn’t cover everything Emma shared, but it’s all I have until payday.” I could see how embarrassed she felt. So I handed the envelope back. “You don’t owe us anything.” “Emma wanted to share.” The woman started crying. Not loudly. Just the quiet tears of someone who had been carrying too much for too long. She told me her husband had left months earlier. Bills were piling up. She worked days, cleaned offices at night, and delivered food after that just to stay afloat. She barely saw her daughter. Then I asked: “What time do you get off work?” She looked confused. “Around 5:30.” “Then why don’t you and Becca come over for dinner?” An hour later, they were sitting at our table. The girls disappeared into Emma’s room laughing. Meanwhile, her mother and I talked. That’s when I learned she was actually a registered nurse. The problem wasn’t qualifications. It was finding a job with hours that worked for a single parent. As it happened, my company’s medical office was hiring. I connected her with the right people. She applied. Two weeks later, she got the job. No more cleaning offices late at night. No more midnight delivery shifts. No more choosing between time and survival. And it all started because a 7-year-old noticed something adults had missed: A little girl sitting alone with no lunch. Sometimes the biggest acts of kindness aren’t complicated. Sometimes they start with half a sandwich and a child who simply refuses to let someone eat alone. Credit: Kenna Bangerter

MMTLP The SEC called new data standards a “first step” toward investor transparency on June 8, 2026. On Dec 9, 2022 they halted 65,000 investors with ZERO warning. ZERO resolution. ZERO TRANSPARENCY AND ZERO accountability. 56,000 complaints. 74 members of Congress. 3.5 years. Still nothing. Your “first step” is 3 plus years late. #MMTLP #ReleaseTheBlueSheets @SECPaulSAtkins @RepFrenchHill @JDVance @annvandersteel

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#BREAKING 🚨 BOOOOM 💥💥 SENATOR LUMMIS JUST DROPPED A POWERFUL CASE FOR BITCOIN & CRYPTO IN THE MARKUP! THIS IS THE KIND OF BULLISH MOMENT WE NEED! 🚀 RISE UP, FRENS! STAY DISCIPLINED AND STACK THOSE SATS! WE'RE JUST GETTING STARTED!

At 1 a.m., a 14-year-old boy walked into a police station holding the hand of a 5-year-old child. They had spent the night hitchhiking through the dark. The younger boy had been missing for 17 days. The older boy had been missing for 7 years. His name was Steven Stayner. And almost nobody knows the full story. On December 4, 1972, Steven was a 7-year-old walking home from school in Merced, California. A man approached him with religious pamphlets and asked if his parents might donate to a church. Steven stopped. Then climbed into a waiting car. The man was Kenneth Parnell. It was the last normal day of Steven's childhood. Soon afterward, Parnell told him something devastating: "I spoke to your parents." "They don't want you anymore." Steven was 7 years old. He believed him. Parnell gave him a new name. A fake identity. A fake birth certificate. Enrolled him in school. For the next seven years, Steven Stayner effectively disappeared. Meanwhile, his parents never stopped searching. Flyers. Tips. Dead ends. Years of uncertainty. No answers. No closure. No idea where their son was. As Steven grew older, he endured years of abuse while appearing, from the outside, to live an ordinary life. He went to school. Made friends. Even dated. Nobody knew who he really was. Then, in 1980, something changed. Steven was now 14. Too old for Parnell's interests. Parnell began looking for another child. Steven secretly sabotaged previous kidnapping attempts whenever he could. He intentionally let children escape. Pretended to fail. Protected strangers while trapped himself. But on February 14, 1980, Parnell succeeded. A 5-year-old boy named Timothy White was abducted. Timmy cried constantly. Begged to go home. Wanted his parents. And hearing that broke something open inside Steven. Because he remembered exactly what it felt like to be that child. Terrified. Confused. Missing home. He made a decision. Timmy would not lose seven years of his life. For weeks, Steven planned. Then, on the night of March 1, while Parnell was away at work, Steven woke Timmy up. Took his hand. And walked away. Into the darkness. They hitchhiked toward town. Eventually reaching a police station in Ukiah, California. An officer asked the teenager his name. Steven replied: "My name is Dennis Gregory Parnell." Then he paused. "But I know my first name is Steven." In that moment, police realized something extraordinary. The teenager returning a kidnapped child was himself a missing child. A child who had been gone for seven years. Both boys were reunited with their families that same day. Parnell was arrested. Convicted. And sentenced to seven years. He served five. Less time than Steven had spent in captivity. The public was furious. But Steven focused on rebuilding his life. He married. Had two children. Worked to raise awareness about missing and exploited children. Then tragedy struck again. On September 16, 1989, Steven was killed in a motorcycle accident. He was only 24 years old. He had been free for just nine years. Timothy White, the little boy he saved, grew up to become a sheriff's deputy. A life spent protecting others. The story of Steven Stayner isn't just about survival. It's about a child who had every reason to save only himself. Instead, he risked everything to save another little boy first. And because of that choice, two children walked out of captivity instead of one.

📌 Updated June 13, 2026 MMAT / MMTLP / TRCH Meta Materials Inc. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy The next key dates are now on the board. Most important: 🚨 June 16 — 9:30 AM PT Remote Zoom hearing regarding DTCC subpoena compliance and protective order administration. This does not mean the Court has ruled against DTCC yet. It means the Trustee successfully got the issue placed on an expedited schedule after raising concerns about outstanding production and time-sensitive discovery. The focus remains the data. And the clock is still ticking. #MMTLP #MMAT #TRCH #DTCC #FINRA

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At the 2022 Oscars, actress Jamie Lee Curtis appeared with a dog named Mac N Cheese, wanting to encourage adoption of abandoned dogs rather than buying breed dogs. Mac wasn't a celebrity pet. He was a rescue dog, once abandoned and waiting for someone to give him a second chance. Curtis brought him to one of Hollywood's biggest nights for a simple reason: to remind people that countless animals in shelters are still hoping for a home. The little dog quickly captured attention. But no one expected what would happen next. As the ceremony came to an end, actor John Travolta approached Jamie Lee Curtis. The two had been friends for years, and Travolta was immediately drawn to Mac. He didn't just admire the dog. He wanted to adopt him. Curtis was delighted. The moment felt so special that she grabbed her phone and took a photo of Travolta holding Mac N Cheese in his arms. What started as an appearance to promote pet adoption suddenly became something much more personal. A rescue dog who had once been unwanted was about to find a family of his own. For Mac, everything changed in a single evening. Instead of returning to a shelter and waiting for another chance, he left with someone ready to give him a permanent home. The story didn't end there. A year later, in 2023, Travolta shared photos of Mac enjoying his new life. The pictures showed a happy dog who looked completely at home, surrounded by love and care. What made the story memorable wasn't Hollywood glamour or Oscar trophies. It was a reminder that adoption can transform a life. Jamie Lee Curtis wanted to encourage people to choose rescue animals. Mac N Cheese became living proof of why. One trip to the Oscars. One unexpected meeting. And one rescue dog who found exactly what he'd been waiting for all along—a family.

📣📣JUDGE GRANTS HEARING DTCC SUBPOENA COMPLIANCE 🔥🔥🌶🌶 The Judge in the MMAT MMTLP Bankruptcy case has granted the hearing. Regarding the DTCC subpoenaed records they haven't complied with. The trustee is this case is awesome, a real blessing 🙏 Hearing set for June 16th, 2026 9.30am