Politician Letters:
Two letters first a regular letter and the second address Spiritual implication of injustice:
Dear [Politician's Name],
We are writing to you with an urgent plea for justice on behalf of 4 million retail investors who have suffered devastating losses due to the orchestrated actions of AMC management, their collaborators, and third-party entities. This case involves egregious securities fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, voting rights violations, insider trading, and fraudulent manipulation—culminating in what we believe to be one of the most audacious schemes of financial exploitation: Project Popcorn.
The Core of the Scheme:
Imagine being a retail investor who diligently purchased shares over years, only to have AMC management and their collaborators create "fake shares" (APEs), inflate their numbers, and sell them at severely discounted prices to entities like Antara Partners. This resulted in a rigged vote that decimated retail investors, who lost 90% of their shares and voting power. Meanwhile, insiders and short sellers reaped immense profits, while AMC and its allies manipulated the judiciary to ensure their fraudulent settlement passed without opposition.
Short Sellers Benefited at Retail's Expense:
The scheme was designed to erase short sellers' liabilities while devastating retail investors:
Erasing Liabilities: Short sellers' liabilities were reduced by 90% without them having to buy back a single share, effectively erasing billions of shares in liability.
Devastating Losses: Retail investors saw their holdings slashed by 90%, from billions of shares to mere millions, while AMC suddenly had billions of cheap shares to sell to entities like Antara.
Management Profits: AMC executives profited handsomely from this scheme, selling off their holdings while colluding with third parties like Antara and Citigroup.
Fraudulent Inducement of Settlement:
The Delaware class action settlement, purportedly resolving these issues, was tainted by fraud:
Conflict of Interest: Undisclosed conflicts and the concealment of Project Popcorn's planning as early as April 2020.
Manipulation: Serial filers like Anthony Franchi rubber-stamped the settlement, representing no real harm or interest in retail investors' welfare.
Denial of Rights: Retail investors were denied the right to opt out of the settlement, effectively silencing those most harmed by AMC's actions.
Criminal Conduct and Insider Trading:
The case also involves criminality:
Pre-Meditated Fraud: AMC and Antara pre-sold shares in anticipation of Project Popcorn, manipulating AMC's stock price and rigging the vote.
Market Manipulation: Antara and Citigroup engaged in market manipulation, profiting from short sales and put options while retail investors suffered catastrophic losses.
Insider Trading: AMC insiders sold off their holdings before the scheme was executed, further compounding retail investors' losses.
Why This Case Deserves Justice:
We have meticulously prepared a federal filing supported by:
Detailed Evidence: Court filings, communications, and transactions outlining the roles of AMC, Antara, Citigroup, and others in Project Popcorn.
Legal Action: Over 20 causes of action, seeking restitution and punitive measures against those responsible for this egregious scheme.
Commitment to Justice: Our case is ready for discovery, with key materials in hand to support our pursuit of justice.
The systemic exploitation of retail investors by entities like Citigroup and AMC must be addressed. We urge your support in holding these entities accountable and restoring justice to millions of harmed investors.
Thank you for your attention to this critical matter. We look forward to your support in ensuring that all investors are treated fairly under the law.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
Letter two:
Dear [Politician's Name],
We are writing to you with a compelling case that seeks justice for 4 million retail investors who have suffered devastating losses due to the deliberate actions of AMC management, their collaborators, and third-party entities. This case involves securities fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, voting rights violations, insider trading, and fraudulent manipulation—culminating in what we believe to be one of the most egregious schemes of financial exploitation: Project Popcorn.
The Core of the Scheme:
Imagine being a retail investor who diligently purchased shares over years, only to have AMC management and their collaborators create "fake shares" (APEs), inflate their numbers, and sell them at severely discounted prices to entities like Antara Partners. This resulted in a rigged vote that decimated retail investors, who lost 90% of their shares and voting power. Meanwhile, insiders and short sellers reaped immense profits, while AMC and its allies manipulated the judiciary to ensure their fraudulent settlement passed without opposition.
Short Sellers Benefited at Retail's Expense:
The scheme was designed to erase short sellers' liabilities while devastating retail investors:
Erasing Liabilities: Short sellers' liabilities were reduced by 90% without them having to buy back a single share, effectively erasing billions of shares in liability.
Devastating Losses: Retail investors saw their holdings slashed by 90%, from billions of shares to mere millions, while AMC suddenly had billions of cheap shares to sell to entities like Antara.
Management Profits: AMC executives profited handsomely from this scheme, selling off their holdings while colluding with third parties like Antara and Citigroup.
Fraudulent Inducement of Settlement:
The Delaware class action settlement, purportedly resolving these issues, was tainted by fraud:
Conflict of Interest: Undisclosed conflicts and the concealment of Project Popcorn's planning as early as April 2020.
Manipulation: Serial filers like Anthony Franchi rubber-stamped the settlement, representing no real harm or interest in retail investors' welfare.
Denial of Rights: Retail investors were denied the right to opt out of the settlement, effectively silencing those most harmed by AMC's actions.
Criminal Conduct and Insider Trading:
The case also involves criminality:
Pre-Meditated Fraud: AMC and Antara pre-sold shares in anticipation of Project Popcorn, manipulating AMC's stock price and rigging the vote.
Market Manipulation: Antara and Citigroup engaged in market manipulation, profiting from short sales and put options while retail investors suffered catastrophic losses.
Insider Trading: AMC insiders sold off their holdings before the scheme was executed, further compounding retail investors' losses.
Philosophical and Spiritual Implications:
If we allow a legal system that punishes ordinary citizens while excusing, rewarding, and protecting the crimes of elites, we undermine justice and promote corruption. This not only impacts our lives on Earth but has deeper consequences for our moral and spiritual well-being. Allowing corruption to flourish undermines basic moral principles and disrupts the work of the Creator in fostering human salvation.
Why This Case Deserves Justice:
We have meticulously prepared a federal filing supported by:
Detailed Evidence: Court filings, communications, and transactions outlining the roles of AMC, Antara, Citigroup, and others in Project Popcorn.
Legal Action: Over 20 causes of action, seeking restitution and punitive measures against those responsible for this egregious scheme.
Commitment to Justice: Our case is ready for discovery, with key materials in hand to support our pursuit of justice.
The systemic exploitation of retail investors by entities like Citigroup and AMC must be addressed. We urge your support in holding these entities accountable and restoring justice to millions of harmed investors.
Thank you for your attention to this critical matter. We look forward to your support in ensuring that all investors are treated fairly under the law.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]