parabolic2020
10 hours ago
Over the last two years, I have diligently reviewed all information disseminated by the company and Dr. J. Taking all of this into account, and considering the factual nature of the information, In my humble OPINION , there is a clear case for tortious interference by OTC Markets (OTCM), which has negatively impacted the company's business operations and the security of Dr. J. and the company. We have observed violations, including references to the International Criminal Court, with LEEDS operating under sovereign permits and TXTM seed assets being held under a sovereign jurisdiction in South Africa.
Tortious interference, as defined under Restatement (Second) of Torts § 766, occurs when a third party intentionally disrupts a contractual or business relationship, causing harm. In this case, OTCM’s actions may have interfered with the company’s ability to meet contractual obligations and business objectives. International law protections—specifically regarding the sovereign nature of LEEDS operations, our supplier, which operate under said permits—could be applied under South African law and international agreements, reinforcing the company's claim that OTCM violated both international and South African laws.
Given these facts, a strong case can be presented to the SEC. The company could request that the Form 10 filing remain confidential until the company deems public disclosure necessary. This would ensure that all formal processes regarding the Form 10 approval proceed in secrecy, limiting public and OTCM access. The Form 10 may already have been approved, as well as pre-approvals from other exchanges, which is possible under Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Dr. J can also approach any exchange—whether it’s NASDAQ, NYSE, or another—"in advance" of SEC approval and present documentation supporting the company’s qualifications for listing. He can provide Form 10 documentation, audited financials, proof of hemp shipments, and other materials demonstrating that, if not for interference by OTCM, revenue and listing requirements would have been met. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 allows exchanges to provide preliminary approvals, as long as the company meets the exchange’s criteria and demonstrates it satisfies the SEC's reporting obligations.
With these statutes and facts in mind, the company can file both the Form 10 and a related complaint with the SEC. This would allow for a confidential review process, protect the company's operations, and address the harm caused by OTCM's actions. All records, documents, and databases in South Africa and elsewhere would fall under the mandate of privacy and confidentiality, ensuring they remain protected until full disclosure is required.
GLTU
parabolic2020
11 hours ago
Filing Form 10-G will enable us to re-register our shares directly with the SEC and submit filings in accordance with registration requirements. This is also a prerequisite for uplisting to higher exchanges beyond the OTC Pink, including all OTC tiers as well as major exchanges such as NASDAQ and NYSE.
As part of the review process, our CE status on the OTC Markets will also be evaluated. If it is determined that there are no lapses or outstanding questions regarding our reporting requirements under the law, the OTC will be required to adhere to the SEC’s filings and remove the CE designation.
The OTCM cannot act in conflict with the SEC, which governs and enforces regulations over the OTC Markets. This authority is supported by Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which mandates that companies meeting certain thresholds must register with the SEC and comply with its reporting requirements.
The SEC's enforcement authority over OTC markets is codified under 15 U.S.C. § 78l, giving the SEC broad regulatory oversight over securities and ensuring that the OTC Markets Group cannot override or conflict with the SEC’s decisions.
GLTU
parabolic2020
2 days ago
An owner holding more than 10% of the shares in a company that is not an SEC reporting company is not required to file a Form 4 with the SEC. Under Section 16(a) , the obligation to file a Form 4 applies only to insiders of SEC reporting companies, which includes officers, directors, and beneficial owners of more than 10% of a registered class of equity securities. Since TXTM is not subject to SEC reporting requirements, Form 4 filing is not applicable.
parabolic2020
3 days ago
Hmm. Tell you "when"?. I'll do you one better and tell you the what.
1) Did you buy this stock when it had no assets?
2) Did you purchase it when it was unaudited?
3) Was there an active share buyback at the time of your purchase?
4) Did the company have a fully executed contract resulting in $100 million in assets to date?
5) Have you ignored or dismissed the company's developments and communications, like a child in a high chair waiting for a cookie, instead of taking in the valuable information presented?
The likely answer to all these questions is a resounding yes, if you ever bought at all.
The reality is: you're focused on your "cookie" and failing to recognize that no company has ever accomplished what this one has in just two years and perhaps no company in history on any exchange. The companies i mentioned at the beginning of this thread failed to do so in 2 years, that is a FACT. I haven’t ignored any developments; I've taken the time to review the company's communications and filings carefully.
Management has stated many times that they will not allow their assets to be devalued. They will not allow those who orchestrated this situation to become beneficiaries. Once that’s handled, you’ll get your "cookie." As for when, the clock on the wall behind your high chair is moving, and a deadline is fast approaching.
There’s a post at the top of this board that will have been there for one year in two days. You’ve ignored it. You ignored all the tweets surrounding this issue. Those responsible will be dealt with—it’s not a choice, it’s a fudiciary responsibility. But keep dismissing what’s been said.
You dismissed the audit. You dismissed the seeds. You dismissed the buyback. Now, you and your fellow minions say nothing on these topics. I find that hilarious. Soon, many of you won’t speak on these issues either—either because you’ll be too embarrassed, or you’ll no longer have access to a phone. Tick tock, confidential informants. He knows who you are.
You right iv'e been saying it for 2 years. Saying it even LOUDER now. Should have never screwed and falsely accused a african billionaire "thatch seed " grower🤣🤣. All the demeaning language over the last 2 years.
Envy is cancer to the soul. The resulting actions can be terminal to your bank account.
Damn them cookies in the oven smell good!! Too bad some will never taste them.
$Parabolic2030?$
3 days ago
Please check my math 😂😂
10,000,000,000 x .0015 = $15,000,000
Does it look like $100,000,000 ???
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂