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Correspondence

Note alleging SEC obstruction in clearing firm matters, naming a public figure

A signed note arguing MBF Clearing belongs under New York jurisdiction and accusing Miami SEC director an official of obstruction.Machine-written summary

EFTA00070444

SEC.gov | HOME

Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the registrant under any of the following provisions (see General Instruction A.2. below):

www.sec.gov

Mark B Fisher has owned MBF Clearing

MBF Clearing Corp.(mbfcc.com)

MBF Clearing Corp.

Welcome to MBF Clearing Corp website About MBF Clearing Corp Founded in 1987, MBF Clearing Corp. is widely-recognized for our preeminent role within the global futures markets.

www.mbfcc.com

As well as MBF Capital

mbf online | management (mbfcapital.com)

mbf online | management

Mark Fisher is the President of MBF Capital Corporation, Inc. He is a founder of Vela Pharmaceuticals, Inc., ExSAR Corporation, and Kimeragen, Inc., which merged into Valigen, Inc. Prior to the formation of MBF, Mr. Fisher was a Principal of Alex Brown where he was employed from 1990-1996.

www.mbfcapital.com

for quite some time. BOTH New York based.

Not even sure if there is a Miami Office for eithe Fisher entities. So WHY “Miami”?

Part of that question can be answered by ANYONE receiving my extensive and irrefutable evidence of SEC criminal obstruction and corruption:

Miami SEC Director Eric Bustilloe. A grossly corrupt Piece of Shit on par with Gottschall and Best. Did Fisher have outside investors in his firmS based in Miami?

MBF /Fisher CLEARLY fall under SDNY/NY Supreme Courts jurisdiction. As does Sichenzia Ross

As I have said repeatedly: the national security implications of these massive, multiple SEC facilitated frauds are staggering.

Cheers!

Chris