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

After nearly four years, Next Bridge Hydrocarbons Chairman and CEO Mr. Greg McCabe is breaking his silence and speaking publicly about MMTLP and Next Bridge Hydrocarbons.

🔥WE BRING THE BOOM🔥 That’s what we do. To every MMTLP holder still standing after the U3 halt, the silence, the denials, and the years of waiting: you are not bagholders. You are the ones who refused to disappear. Thousands of you filed FOIAs. You wrote Congress. You tracked every filing, every “extraordinary event” that never got a real explanation, and every day that ticked by on the injustice clock. You built a community that regulators and critics keep underestimating. That persistence is the boom. Next Bridge is still here. The assets are still in the ground. The shareholder ledger still has an imbalance FINRA itself acknowledged. Greg McCabe is still showing up. And tonight the story gets another microphone. Keep showing up with facts, not just fire. Stay united. Stay loud. Stay patient and relentless. The people who thought this would fade by Christmas 2022 misread the room. MMTLP Army — we bring the boom. We bring it to the record. We bring it to the next Space. We bring it until the books get reconciled and the silence ends. Hold the line. The boom is coming. #MMTLP #NextBridge #WeBringTheBoom #MMTLP #MMTLPArmy #FINRAfraud #ShareCountNOW #NBH @SECGov @SECPaulSAtkins @FINRA @LaraLogan @nbhydrocarbons @cvpayne @WhiteHouse @JDVance

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After nearly four years, Next Bridge Hydrocarbons Chairman and CEO Mr. Greg McCabe is breaking his silence and speaking publicly about MMTLP and Next Bridge Hydrocarbons.

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If there wasn't an imbalance in MMTLP it would've made perfect sense for brokerages to follow the original plan of sending all shares to the transfer agent. Instead, FINRA and the SEC apparently devised a plan to hide the problem. Look at the first MMTLP Corporate Action and compare it to the second. (image 1) FINRA claimed that they meant to include MMTLP Sybol Deletion would occur effective 12/13/22 but what happens if you pretend they did? That initial Corporate Action would still make no sense because it said that MMTLP shareholders with settled positions as of the 12/12 Record Date would receive one share of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons for every share of MMTLP held on the Pay/Distribution Date of 12/14/22. How can shareholders be holding MMTLP on 12/14/22 if it was Deleted effective 00:00:00 12/13/22??? (image 2 shows what the SEC made effective... A 12/14/22 Exchange followed by MMTLP Share Cancellation) So instead of actually fixing the fact that FINRA incorrectly made 00:00:00 12/13/22 the overall Effective Date of the MMTLP Corporate Action, they instead removed any mention of 12/14/22, and made the revised Corporate Action all about Deleting the Symbol Effective 00:00:00 12/13/22, which was a full 40 hours before the actual EXCHANGE set to take place on 12/14/22 after the close of business. Why did they do this? I think it's because they needed to conduct their own EXCHANGE before the real EXCHANGE so that they could hide/track the obligations with their own system of identifiers. Image 3 shows what actually occurred on 12/13/22. MMTLP was EXCHANGED for something but it wasn't Next Bridge Hydrocarbons. The Next Bridge Hydrocarbons shares weren't distributed until 12/14/22. Don't include your personal information but feel free to share images from other brokerages showing that an MMTLP Exchange took place on 12/13/22. There weren't enough Next Bridge Hydrocarbons shares for a 1 for 1 exchange. So far Tradestation is the only brokerage that admitted so. (image 4) @VP @FBI @TheJusticeDept