A Texas oil company got hit. Next Bridge Hydrocarbons. American crude. West Texas. CEO Greg McCabe just broke 3.5 years of silence with Lara Logan. He says the books point to over a billion shares against 165 million authorized. Regulators still will not release the count. 124,000 Americans frozen. Veterans included. @realDonaldTrump the VETERAN letter is on your desk. Susie Wiles and JD Vance know all about it. Count the shares. @LaraLogan @nbhydrocarbons @Beardvet #MMTLP #TexasOil

The "Madoff Exception" let market-makers fail to deliver on trades. After going to prison, Madoff gave an interview where he said words to this effect: "Underneath it all, it was all just naked short-selling." I had economists walking the SEC & FBI through this since 2005.

48 is Exposing Waste, Fraud and Abuse, and I for one totally support it. The People want Accountability so this crap can never happen again All Will Be Exposed

48 is Exposing Waste, Fraud and Abuse, and I for one totally support it. The People want Accountability so this crap can never happen again All Will Be Exposed

48 is Exposing Waste, Fraud and Abuse, and I for one totally support it. The People want Accountability so this crap can never happen again All Will Be Exposed

🚨A watchdog that can halt trading should be able to answer questions. Who authorized the #MMTLP halt? Who benefited? Where are the records? @palikaras @nbhydrocarbons @johnbrda keep demanding the paper trail. Watch. Share. Turn up the pressure. Because..... Investors deserve answers when self-regulating non-government agencies ignore the consequence of their actions. #FINRA #SEC #ReleaseTheRecords #InvestorRights cc: @laralogan @cvpayne @SECGov @FINRA

200 Democrats Just Voted to Keep Trading Stocks in Congress Two hundred Democrats voted against restricting stock trades by members of Congress. The Democrats’ refusal keeps congressional stock trading going because they don’t want the loophole closed, they want to keep using it.

6pm ET tongiht Who watches Wall Street’s watchdog? The #MMTLP community is still demanding answers. Who authorized the halt? Who benefited? Where are the records? Watch this video. Share it. Help put these questions in front of Charles Payne, Fox Business and Congress. Release the paper trail. Account for the trading data. Give investors answers. #MMTLP #FINRA #SEC #InvestorRights #WallStreetAccountability

Mr. Atkins, too late... you can't hide from this one! Gensler saw the #MMTLP blue sheets, soiled himself, swept his mess under the carpet, wiped his cell phone, and played dumb... but after festering 4 years, that putrid stench is drawing media attention.

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OVER A BILLION COUNTERFEIT SHARES Greg McCabe, CEO of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, says the evidence points to potentially more than a billion counterfeit shares tied to his company. On Going Rogue with Lara Logan, McCabe explains why he believes what happened to Next Bridge is not an isolated case. “We are not an outlier. We are the tip of the iceberg.” McCabe argues that similar practices extend across the financial markets, pointing to concerns raised around GameStop, AMC, President Trump’s Truth Social and Elon Musk’s Tesla. Lara Logan asks the central question: If this can happen on this scale, what does it say about the regulators charged with protecting investors and the integrity of the markets? @GregMcCabeJr | @GoingRoguewLara Watch Full Episode Here: bit.ly/goingrogue-ep992 Support Going Rogue: laralogan.com/support #LaraLogan #NakedShortSelling #WallStreet #FinancialMarkets #MMTLP

Greg McCabe, chairman and CEO of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, breaks three and a half years of public silence on the extraordinary failures of U.S. market regulation and blatant corruption at FINRA and the SEC. McCabe describes unauthorized trading of company shares, massive naked short selling, and a devastating FINRA trading halt that froze assets of 124,000 shareholders. Despite receiving SEC approval for share registration after three years, short sellers have refused to settle. McCabe calls for transparency, accountability, and government intervention to protect retail investors. 00:00:00 The Tip of the Iceberg: How Naked Short Selling Is Destroying American Companies 00:01:13 David vs. Goliath: Greg McCabe's Fight Against Wall Street Corruption 00:03:45 The Unauthorized Trading Scandal: How MMT LP Was Created Without Permission 00:07:47 Short Attacks Explained: The Organized Destruction of American Businesses 00:15:35 Naked Short Selling: The Counterfeit Share Scheme Bigger Than GameStop 00:17:15 Finra's Smoking Gun: The Illegal U3 Halt That Froze 124,000 Investors 00:28:05 The Cover-Up: 13,000 Pages of Hidden Communications and Gary Gensler's Lies 00:41:21 One Billion Counterfeit Shares: The Share Count They Don't Want You to See 00:46:33 The SEC Obstruction: Three and a Half Years to Approve a Simple S-1 00:51:21 Broker Dealers Caught Counterfeiting Shares Instead of Settling Debts 01:01:17 Death Threats, Suicides, and Shattered Retirements: The Human Cost of Market Fraud 01:20:44 The Path to Justice: What Greg McCabe Wants from Trump, the SEC, and America @GoingRoguewLara

Naked shorting was sold to the public as a CONSPIRACY THEORY. It was not. It became a way to grind companies down and cover up POOR RISK MANAGEMENT. The mechanics live in MARKET STRUCTURE: locates that never become real shares, fails that linger, and selling that outruns actual SUPPLY. Regulation SHO was written to stop that. A short sale is supposed to start with a LOCATE. The seller is supposed to borrow, or have reasonable grounds to believe the shares can be delivered. Failures to deliver are supposed to be CLOSED OUT. Market makers were given an EXEMPTION for bona fide market making. That exemption is the opening. It lets them sell first and source later. Leaving their short "naked". In practice, “later” can become NEVER. Once that advantage is in place, price can be pressed by selling more CLAIMS than the company issued. The count on the tape stops matching the count at the TRANSFER AGENT. Brokers are paid to send household orders in bulk to those market makers. That is PAYMENT FOR ORDER FLOW. The UK, Canada, and Australia banned it, and the EU is phasing it out, because the router is no longer working only for the CUSTOMER. Buy orders are often internalized or sent through DARK POOLS. Sell orders are more likely to hit the lit market. The public tape can show SELLING PRESSURE even when buying is stronger. WRAPPED TOKENS made the locate problem worse. One token was treated as one share and used as a locate. In cases that later blew up, those tokens were not backed by the shares they claimed to represent. The inventory was PAPER. That is how SECURITIES SOLD, NOT YET PURCHASED can run into the HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS across just a handful of firms. The trade is booked. Delivery is deferred. RISK sits off to the side until it can’t. Some of the firms that ran that book already FAILED. Overleverage does not stay theoretical forever. The usual story after that is that HOUSEHOLD INVESTORS caused the damage. That story is useful. It points away from selling what was not secured, then using routing, exemptions, dark venues, and wrapped inventory to keep the position ALIVE. This is not one ticker. It is a PLUMBING issue. Any name with thin real float, heavy synthetic supply, and persistent fails can be run the same way. Household investors did not invent the locate, the exemption, the dark pool, or the wrapped token. They noticed the CLAIMS in circulation no longer matched what could actually be delivered. The public case is simple. If a share is sold, it should be delivered. If a locate is claimed, it should be REAL. If a market maker exemption is used, it should be for making a market, not carrying an unending SHORT. A free market needs SETTLEMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY, and real SUPPLY against demand. That is PRICE DISCOVERY. #NakedShorting

Naked shorting was sold to the public as a CONSPIRACY THEORY. It was not. It became a way to grind companies down and cover up POOR RISK MANAGEMENT. The mechanics live in MARKET STRUCTURE: locates that never become real shares, fails that linger, and selling that outruns actual SUPPLY. Regulation SHO was written to stop that. A short sale is supposed to start with a LOCATE. The seller is supposed to borrow, or have reasonable grounds to believe the shares can be delivered. Failures to deliver are supposed to be CLOSED OUT. Market makers were given an EXEMPTION for bona fide market making. That exemption is the opening. It lets them sell first and source later. Leaving their short "naked". In practice, “later” can become NEVER. Once that advantage is in place, price can be pressed by selling more CLAIMS than the company issued. The count on the tape stops matching the count at the TRANSFER AGENT. Brokers are paid to send household orders in bulk to those market makers. That is PAYMENT FOR ORDER FLOW. The UK, Canada, and Australia banned it, and the EU is phasing it out, because the router is no longer working only for the CUSTOMER. Buy orders are often internalized or sent through DARK POOLS. Sell orders are more likely to hit the lit market. The public tape can show SELLING PRESSURE even when buying is stronger. WRAPPED TOKENS made the locate problem worse. One token was treated as one share and used as a locate. In cases that later blew up, those tokens were not backed by the shares they claimed to represent. The inventory was PAPER. That is how SECURITIES SOLD, NOT YET PURCHASED can run into the HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS across just a handful of firms. The trade is booked. Delivery is deferred. RISK sits off to the side until it can’t. Some of the firms that ran that book already FAILED. Overleverage does not stay theoretical forever. The usual story after that is that HOUSEHOLD INVESTORS caused the damage. That story is useful. It points away from selling what was not secured, then using routing, exemptions, dark venues, and wrapped inventory to keep the position ALIVE. This is not one ticker. It is a PLUMBING issue. Any name with thin real float, heavy synthetic supply, and persistent fails can be run the same way. Household investors did not invent the locate, the exemption, the dark pool, or the wrapped token. They noticed the CLAIMS in circulation no longer matched what could actually be delivered. The public case is simple. If a share is sold, it should be delivered. If a locate is claimed, it should be REAL. If a market maker exemption is used, it should be for making a market, not carrying an unending SHORT. A free market needs SETTLEMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY, and real SUPPLY against demand. That is PRICE DISCOVERY. #NakedShorting

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