Gtii. The real Super Bowl John Forster with JR and I ( Knot Legal) on Utube , x at 730pm eastern Monday night @widener2004 @bleedblue18

Abolishing FINRA and the PCAOB and folding them into the SEC (yes, both FINRA and the PCAOB have proven to be ineffective, bloated, rogue, secretive, opaque and impervious to reform);

So, it's time for companies and their leadership to take action. If you want change, you must make it happen yourself. Companies facing naked short selling can attempt to strategically force short sellers to cover their positions and expose potential manipulation. Here are some proven effective tactics: 1. Directly Register Shares (DRS) & Encourage Shareholder Ownership -When investors register shares in their own names (DRS) instead of leaving them in "street name" at brokers, they remove those shares from the lending pool, reducing the supply for shorting. -If enough shareholders lock up their shares, shorts will struggle to find stock to borrow, leading to a forced buy-in. -Companies can also issue direct dividends that require brokers to prove actual share ownership, exposing synthetic shares. 2. Implement a Dividend That Forces Reconciliation -Issuing a cash or special stock dividend can force brokers and market makers to reconcile synthetic shares. -If there are more shares in circulation than legally exist (due to naked shorting), brokers have to buy back actual shares to fulfill dividend obligations. -Example: Overstock issued a digital dividend that forced a major short squeeze when brokers couldn't deliver shares. 3. Issue a Blockchain-Based Dividend or Tokenized Shareholder Asset -Blockchain-based dividends (like Overstock attempted) create a situation where shares must be verified and cannot be counterfeited. -If a company ties share ownership to a token or digital record, naked shorts will struggle to account for fake shares, leading to forced buy-ins. Timing is everything. The DTCC could not process previous blockchain-based dividends, so they were rejected. Look up Project Ion and Project Whitney; they're coming. tZero, Securitize, and INX can currently facilitate this. 4. Switch to a Dual Listing or Foreign Exchange Transfer -Moving the primary listing to an exchange with stricter settlement rules (e.g., Canada, Hong Kong, or the UK) can expose discrepancies. Some foreign exchanges require hard share settlements, which means brokers must deliver actual shares instead of rolling over FTDs. -If shares are legally transferred out of U.S. markets, brokers shorting without borrowing will be unable to settle trades and must BUY-IN. 5. Conduct an Aggressive Share Buyback -Companies can use cash reserves to buy back shares on the open market, reducing available shares for shorts. -If naked shorting is significant, this can create buying pressure that forces shorts to cover. -The key is not to announce the buyback in advance but to execute it strategically when short positions are heavily exposed. 6. Demand SEC/FINRA Investigation and Legal Action -Companies can file official complaints with the SEC and FINRA demanding an investigation into large FTDs (Fails to Deliver). -If illegal naked short selling is suspected, companies can sue brokers and market makers for stock manipulation. -Regulatory pressure can force market makers to close out naked short positions rather than risk penalties. 7. Change CUSIP or Move to a Private Company Structure -A change in CUSIP (the unique identifier for a stock) can force brokers to reconcile legitimate and synthetic shares. -If a company delists and goes private, short sellers are forced to buy back shares since no public market exists. -This strategy was effective in forced short squeezes in microcaps and companies going private. IMO, a coordinated strategy would work best. No single tactic guarantees immediate short covering, but a well-executed combination of these strategies can create a scenario where naked short sellers must cover their positions or face catastrophic financial consequences. If a company aggressively tracks FTDs (EVERY CEO MUST BE DOING THIS), demands accountability, and pressures brokers and regulators, it can expose and dismantle the manipulation behind naked shorting. There is no guarantee that any of these will work, but if you are not trying, you are not protecting your company and shareholders.

Absolutely criminal that the courts and regulators continue to allow this corruption. It’s time for companies to take things into their own hands.

I can assure you if things move forward w $GTII we will actively pursue this with vigor. As we were formed with the intent to educate, connect, and improve the trading space for retail traders, IMO, there would be no better opportunity for us as a company to “prove it” and be the tip of the spear. Fortunately, with new leadership in the US after 1/20/25, we are uniquely positioned with access to relationships that we know are focused on addressing rampant market corruption. Buckle up. @AIVersityio @tradersgpt @TraderwareLabs @TRADERVERSEio

This beast of a woman opened up investigations on me to support her FBI husband, Peter Strock, with whom I was crossing swords.

It is an honor to serve as the 87th Attorney General. I look forward to restoring integrity to @TheJusticeDept, enforcing our immigration laws, and fighting violent crime. Let’s get to work to make America safe again.