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  • Next Bridge Loses Lease

    In a surprising move, the board at the University of Texas does not extend the land lease for Next Bridge.

    Well, this sucks. There’s really no way to positively spin this one, because the oil and gas assets in the Orogrande will be gone after December 31, 2024.

    In an October 8 press release Next Bridge disclosed the information.

    Community members have speculated to the reasoning behind the lost lease, but no definitive answer is known at this time. It appears Next Bridge had met all their terms of the lease so many suspect foul play by organizations trying to sabotage our investment. University Lands even tried to “terminate” their rights effective immediately, to which Next Bridge denied.

    Both Ali from Trading Secrets and Houston Wade offer some perspective in their videos linked here.

    The speculation will continue until we know more. Greg McCabe, CEO of Next Bridge is quoted in the press release as looking forward to letting shareholders know more in the coming weeks and months. Greg, if you’re reading this, that’s not acceptable. Please inform your shareholders in the coming days of the situation.


  • Community Commemorates “MMTLP Day”

    There is nothing to celebrate, but October 7th has been designated as MMTLP Day by some in the community.

    It’s a bit surreal. Coming close to two years since the U3 halt scheme and trading for around three years with MMTLP/TRCH/MMAT stocks that brought us here.

    Sadly, there has been no resolution or even a promise of resolution so far. We’ve made progress, but nothing definitive that can point to a date for a resolution at this time.

    It seems our path with Congress is at a standstill; our attempts through the courts rest with Scott Traudt and Anna, and there is some positive news in other areas, such as with state AG’s.

    Designated by Meta News, last year it was October 13th, MMTLP Day is a day to help spread awareness of our plight.

    Be sure to retweet Meta News or make your own post.

    Nope. We aren’t going away.


  • Gateway Pundit Goes In-Depth on MMTLP

    A new article by Gateway Pundit tells the story of MMTLP.

    We can always use more publicity. It looks like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent tweet garnered some attention from an online blog with more than 807,000 followers.

    The full article is linked here.

    The article, by J.M. Phelps, is an interview with Julianne Jay, an MMTLP shareholder who takes us through the MMTLP saga from its beginning.

    The article does a good job of informing the public of our case and includes links to MMTLP Resources, various tweets from our community members, and valuable quotations from Jay.

    Thank you to the Gateway Pundit for posting our story. It would be great if our readers would retweet this article announcement on X and add some comments to boost the algorithm, helping get this story out there.


  • RFK Jr. Shows Support Through Retweet

    Former presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr shows support for MMTLP.

    Kind of out of nowhere, we saw Robert F Kennedy show support for MMTLP by retweeting a post from BusyBrands listing 13 good questions that FINRA should answer.

    We haven’t been able to find any other MMTLP related posts on his timeline, but he does have 3.8 million followers. After suspending his presidential campaign, Kennedy recently pledged his support to help elect Donald Trump. Trump’s company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), ticker DJT, is also suffering from naked shorting. CEO Devin Nunes has been seeking help from Congressional sources just like MMTLP has but so far to no avail as well.

    Let’s see how this one plays out. It’s great to see high profile individuals like RFK throwing some support behind our cause. Check out his X profile here.


  • Listen to the Red America First Interview

    Here are three ways you can listen to Scott Traudt’s interview about MMTLP on Red America First.

    Scott Traudt was the featured guest on Red America First and did a fantastic job explaining the MMTLP fiasco. You can listen to the interview in several ways.

    1. Sign up on RedAmericaFirst.com
    2. Listen to it on YouTube

    3. Listen to the audio on a Marduk space call.