Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

The Securities and Exchange Commission is a US federal agency that regulates public companies, including disclosure filings made by To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science as a public benefit corporation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a US federal regulatory body whose filings requirements have surfaced in the corpus through its oversight of To the Stars Academy of Arts and Science (TTSA). TTSA was structured as a public company soliciting investment from potential investors as a public benefit corporation, a status prescribed under SEC laws and regulation.¹²

TTSA’s disclosure obligations to the SEC produced a public record of the company’s activities and personnel changes. It took Tom DeLonge several months to formally disclose to the SEC that Christopher K. Mellon, Luis Elizondo, and Steve Justice had departed the organisation.³

Two specific SEC disclosures document TTSA’s technical and materials work. In a 2018 disclosure, TTSA revealed that it had retained Harold E. Puthoff’s firm EarthTech International to prepare plans on materials analysis and beamed energy propulsion launch systems, according to that filing.⁴ In a 2019 disclosure, TTSA notified the SEC that Tom DeLonge had sold the same six Art’s Parts samples to the company for $35,000, and that Hal Puthoff would be analysing them for TTSA, according to that filing.⁵

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TTSA is structured as a public company soliciting investment as a public benefit corporation under SEC laws and regulation
“TTSA is not just a lobby group; it is a public company soliciting money from potential investors as a public benefit corporation pursuant to strict US government Securities and Exchange Commission laws and regulation.”
In Plain Sight ch21:8186-8392 View the source record →
TTSA was structured as a public benefit corporation as prescribed by the SEC
“His organization would be a “public benefit” corporation, structured exactly as prescribed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.”
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It took Tom DeLonge several months to formally disclose to the SEC that Mellon, Elizondo and Justice had departed TTSA
“it took Tom DeLonge several more months to formally admit to the Securities Exchange Commission not only their departure”
In Plain Sight ch21:23699-23837 View the source record →
A 2018 TTSA disclosure to the SEC revealed the retention of Hal Puthoff's EarthTech International for materials analysis and beamed energy propulsion launch system plans
“An earlier 2018 disclosure TTSA made to the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that TTSA has already retained Hal Puthoff's EarthTech International Inc. to prepare plans on materials analysis and beamed energy propulsion launch systems”
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A 2019 TTSA disclosure to the SEC revealed Tom DeLonge sold the six Art's Parts samples to the company for $35,000, with Hal Puthoff to analyse them
“There was a disclosure notice by TTSA to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) revealing that in 2019 Tom DeLonge sold the same six 'Art's Parts' samples to his company for $35,000 and that Hal Puthoff would be analysing them for TTSA.”
In Plain Sight ch23:12669-12902 View the source record →

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