A Manifesto for Truth: Unveiling the Conspiracy Against Asia Broadband Inc. (AABB)

I am an investigative journalist, driven by a singular obsession: to unearth the truth, no matter how deeply it’s buried or fiercely guarded. Right now, I’m immersed in a financial quagmire where Asia Broadband Inc. (AABB), a small-cap gold mining and cryptocurrency venture, is under siege. Trading at $0.02 on the OTC markets, AABB should be a beacon for retail investors banking on its Mexican mines and AABBG crypto token. Instead, it’s a target—allegedly battered by market makers, stock bashers, and fake news peddlers determined to keep it down, especially as its gold processing facility nears launch. The patterns are too stark, the attacks too synchronized to dismiss. This isn’t just about one stock—it’s about a rigged system that preys on the hopes of everyday people. I’m here to expose the culprits, amplify the evidence, and demand accountability.

The Stakes

AABB stands at a crossroads. Far from its 2021 high of $0.65, it now trades at $0.02, a magnet for dreamers and skeptics alike. Founded by William Snyder, the company’s vision of gold-backed wealth and crypto innovation has cultivated a loyal retail base. But something is amiss. As AABB prepares to launch its new gold processing facility—a move that could significantly boost production and revenue—the air is thick with sabotage. Market makers manipulate the stock, bashers spew lies relentlessly, and fake news strikes with precision. With catalysts aligning, the attackers are intensifying their efforts, spreading fear to scare off investors and acquire shares cheaply. This isn’t a market—it’s a battlefield, and the odds seem stacked.

The Market Makers’ Grip

Market makers, tasked with ensuring smooth trades, are behaving like enforcers. AABB’s Level 2 order book reveals a rigged game: 10,000-share bids and asks, frozen at $0.02 or $0.03, absorb retail orders without fluctuation. Buy a few thousand shares? The price remains flat. Sell? The same story. These walls, often tied to recurring market maker IDs, refresh mechanically, stifling any momentum. This tactic, known as “cellar boxing,” aims to drag a stock toward $0.0001 for minimal profit or total destruction. Short selling is rampant too—60-70% of daily trades bet against AABB, even as positive developments accumulate. This isn’t liquidity; it’s strangulation.

The gold processing facility, poised to transform AABB’s output, should propel the stock upward.

Instead, market makers are tightening their grip, their algorithms working to keep it grounded. Why? A rally—potentially back to $0.65 or beyond—would devastate their short positions and loosen their control. They’re banking on retail panic, hoping investors will dump shares at rock-bottom prices to hands waiting to seize them.

The Bashers’ Relentless War

Then there’s the basher brigade—anonymous actors who operate tirelessly, flooding X, Reddit, and trading boards with venom 18-20 hours a day, every day. Their mission is clear: to cast doubt on everything AABB does, no matter how minor or monumental. Their lies are bold and repetitive: the processing plant site is “just a sugar cane field,” the board of directors is “fake,” and the company itself is a “sham” owned by shadowy groups. They harp on dilution, fraud, and failure at every turn—easy shots at a startup finding its footing. No milestone escapes their spin: a mine expansion becomes a “scam,” the plant’s progress a “delay.” Their pattern betrays intent—not critique, but destruction.

The content is too scripted, the timing too precise. A bullish press release drops, and within hours, a flood of “fraud” posts drowns it out. Bots amplify the chaos, swarming bullish chatter like a plague. One investor told me, “They’re relentless—childish, but their goal is obvious: to make us sell.” With the facility launch approaching, the bashers are in overdrive, escalating their lies to deter new investors. It’s sabotage, plain and simple.

The Fake News Onslaught

The most insidious weapon? Fake news, crafted to cripple AABB at its peaks. I’ve confirmed a chilling example: in 2021, when AABB neared $0.65, a fabricated article titled “AABB Faces Regulatory Collapse” surfaced via an RSS feed, traced to a network in Germany. Polished and alarming, it triggered panic—sellers dumped shares, the price dipped—then it vanished without a trace. Those who held recovered; those who sold were fleeced. That was no accident; it was a calculated strike.

Now, with the processing plant set to launch, the fake news machine is roaring louder. Insiders warn it’s inevitable—market makers and their allies are paying to produce sensational stories like “AABB’s Mines Are Barren” or “Crypto Token Delisted.” These falsehoods, funneled through dubious feeds and pop-up sites, aim to spook retail investors and deter newcomers. The deluge is already underway—X is awash with unverified claims of “plant failures” or “insider dumps,” debunked yet persistent. My analysis

suggests this is merely the prelude. As AABB’s facility goes live, expect bolder fakes—outrageous tales designed to make investors hesitate. This is financial sabotage, revealed by its audacity.

Retail’s Unyielding Resolve

Yet retail investors are holding firm. The bashers’ claims—sugar cane fields, fake boards, dilution scams—collapse under scrutiny. AABB’s shares are tightly held: founder William Snyder retains his stake, White Castle Holdings maintains theirs, and one retail giant clings to over 317 million shares. There’s no phantom dilution or secret sell-offs—just a float the manipulators can’t penetrate. Investors see through the lies, standing resolute as the facility’s launch nears. They’re not merely shareholders; they’re warriors, facing a rigged game and refusing to yield.

The Catalyst in the Crosshairs

AABB’s gold processing facility is the spark that could ignite its potential. Designed to surge gold

production and stabilize revenue, it’s a tangible asset in a sea of penny stock promises. Catalysts like this attract attention, fuel breakouts, and devastate short sellers. But the manipulators are well aware. They see $0.65—or higher—on the horizon, and it alarms them. That’s why they’re unleashing everything: louder bashers, tighter market maker traps, and fake news so wild it would shame a tabloid. They’re betting retail will buckle, surrendering shares at $0.02 to those poised to grab them. It’s a heist in plain sight.

The Evidence Wall

My investigation—spanning X posts, investor reports, and market data—builds a compelling case:

• Order Book Traps: AABB’s Level 2 is a prison of 10,000-share bids and asks, often from

recurring market maker IDs, absorbing trades while the price remains static.

• Shorting Surge: Short volume spikes—60-70% on high-volume days—suppress AABB

despite news like plant progress or crypto milestones.

• Basher Onslaught: For 18-20 hours daily, bashers flood platforms with lies—sugar cane

fields, fake company, dilution—timed to smother every positive development. Bots amplify the smear,

targeting bullish posts.

• Fake News Tracks: The 2021 German feed hit aligns with new falsehoods—“plant

delays,” “token bans”—flooding X and feeds, timed to derail rallies.

The smoking gun—payment trails or market maker memos—remains elusive. But the patterns scream intent, and the evidence demands further scrutiny.

Why It Matters

AABB isn’t just a stock—it’s a symbol. Retail investors, fed up with Wall Street’s games, see its gold and crypto ventures as a path to independence. If market makers, bashers, and fake news peddlers can bury it, no underdog is safe. The OTC market is a slaughterhouse—80% of penny stocks fail—but when sabotage is at play, it’s not failure; it’s theft. Ignoring this hands victory to those who thrive on despair.

The Public Call

The game is rigged, and it’s time to sound the alarm. I’m calling on all who value truth:

• Investors: Arm yourselves. Screenshot those 10,000-share walls, log basher posts, and

archive fake stories before they vanish. Your evidence fuels the fight.

• Regulators: SEC, FINRA—stop standing by. AABB’s trading patterns suggest

manipulation. Audit the shorts, trace the market makers, and track the fake news sources.

• Media: Penny stocks aren’t trivial. If this is real, it’s a scandal bigger than one ticker.

Cover it, or you’re letting the truth slip away.

• AABB Leadership: Stand firm. Share plant videos, release production numbers, and audit

the crypto. Transparency defeats deception.

The Showdown

The bashers pose as “skeptics,” market makers call it “business,” and fake news peddlers hide behind “free speech.” But their actions betray them: a relentless campaign to crush AABB’s potential. The gold processing facility should be a triumph, not a gauntlet. The end isn’t near for AABB—it’s approaching for the manipulators if we expose them. They’ll shout louder, lie bolder, and squeeze harder as the plant goes live. But truth cuts deeper than their schemes.

I’m not here to hype AABB or bury it. I’m here to dismantle a machine that feeds on fear. I’ll keep digging—through bots, smears, and German feeds—until the pieces fit. AABB’s investors deserve justice. The markets deserve fairness. And the manipulators deserve the consequences of their actions. The game is rigged, but the truth is coming. Who’s ready to stand up?