Such a interesting time we are living in. There is real evil in this world. I wonder what they will say about this time 100 years from now. pray!

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At what point are we all just going to come to terms with the fact that Israel is the largest threat to mankind?
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Studies show that women who eat bacon for breakfast... Are far less likely to marry their brother 🤣
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Franklin Templeton Just Put About $200 Million of a Money Market Fund on XRPL Franklin Templeton just added about $150 million in new shares of its tokenized money market fund to XRPL, bringing the total position on the network to nearly 193 million shares worth about $200 million at the recorded $1.039 share price. These are shares of Franklin Templeton’s Singapore-domiciled U.S. dollar short-term money market fund, which holds short-term dollar debt and money market instruments. The new issuance came through two $75 million subscriptions. Each one produced a little over 72 million new sgBENJI shares on XRPL, and before those transactions there were about 48 million shares on the network. All of the sgBENJI shares currently issued on XRPL sit in one wallet. That doesn’t mean one person owns $200 million of the fund because the wallet could represent one investor, several investors or an omnibus structure where ownership is tracked separately. Franklin hasn’t publicly said who sits behind it. The wallet holding the shares and Franklin’s issuing account also use the same eight authorized signing addresses, with two signatures required to approve a transaction. Holding sgBENJI directly requires Franklin’s approval too, and the issuer keeps controls that can freeze or recover balances. This is what institutional tokenization actually looks like right now. A fund can sit on a public ledger and still have approved holders, issuer controls, compliance rules and multi-signature security around it. About $150 million in new shares showed up through two subscriptions and pushed the XRPL position to about $200 million. That’s real fund value represented directly on the ledger, even though the ownership is highly concentrated in one controlled wallet. Franklin, DBS and Ripple have also already discussed a setup where eligible clients can move between sgBENJI and RLUSD, and DBS has explored using the fund shares as collateral for lending. That connects a tokenized money market fund, a regulated dollar stablecoin and potential credit around the same infrastructure. I’m not turning one wallet into a story about millions of new users, and I’m not pretending $200 million of $XRP was bought because it wasn’t. Franklin Templeton put another $150 million of a real money market fund onto XRPL, bringing the total position to about $200 million. The next stage is whether those shares start getting used for swaps, collateral or other financial activity around RLUSD. If that happens, the $200 million sitting on XRPL starts doing more than just representing ownership in a fund.
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My co-developer @GrumpyTechBro is having fun with the files. He's got a different style than me...
32 insurrection-adjacent folks saying “transpartisan.” Secret password for the Kewl Kommie Klub. Making “fetch” happen. h/t: @DataRepublican and @SKDoubleDub33 for the data and the word. LOL
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I’ve built a ton of utilities on the XRPL, and one of the things I enjoy most is finding new ways to bring real use cases to $XRP. Lately, I’ve been spending a lot of time developing games, and it’s honestly been one of the most rewarding things I’ve taken on. Some are already starting to release, like @radgarlington RAD LEDGER RUN. I’ve got @DungeonHouseXRP deep in production, along with @ContinentalWCK, @NFTITANS_XRPL, and several other games I haven’t even announced yet. I’m also developing an animated series for @HOMEEZ_XRPL that brings the characters you collect from the capsule machine to life beyond their NFTs. I’ve spent years building applications and utilities, but there’s something different about creating games and bringing these characters and worlds to life. I’m having a lot of fun with this, and I can’t wait for you guys to see everything else we’re working on.
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Not going to lie, @GrumpyTechBro slays
If the Intelligence Community were intelligent, they wouldn't plan an insurrection over the internet. Per @DataRepublican special request.
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“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12 NIV
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Vote Andy Biggs! Vote RED! – at Litchfield Park, AZ
VOTE, VOTE, VOTE! 🌞 🌵 🇺🇲
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So Many Don't Know This But This Is So Much Truth In The Black American Community and How We Really Feel About @BarackObama.
Ten years for of office, and Obama is still campaigning.
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Replying to @SKDoubleDub33
🇺🇸 X, let’s get this moving for DATA Republican while you get out there and Vote Red 🇺🇸💪
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It's October 2026. If you still think "Nazis" were the bad guys, the "good guys" won WW2, or the holohoax was real: You're more than a decade behind the curve. If you're defending these ideas publicly, you're saying that you haven't done any research to those of us that have.
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Now more than 455, 000 people have seen this post. If you include all the quote posts, the number is closer to 1,000,000! It must be talking about something important. Oh, and NOT ONE of the responses has refuted ANYTHING in the proof.
IPCC HUMAN CO₂ ATTRIBUTION PROVEN MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE Fossil carbon contributes ≈ZERO to the observed rise in atmospheric CO₂. The Keeling intercept has remained locked at δ¹³C_I ≈ −13‰ for five full centuries, while fossil emissions rose from essentially nothing to ~10 GtC yr⁻¹. A large fossil fraction would have dragged the intercept toward −28‰. It didn't budge. The only value consistent with a fixed intercept is fossil fraction f ≈ 0. IPCC’s own methods, own isotopic standards, and own data force the conclusion: Human fossil emissions are not the cause of the rise in atmospheric CO₂. PERIOD. The claim is mathematically dead. Full mathematical proof: bit.ly/NoHumanCO2
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COVID shots were, "The most lethal and deadly product ever administered to mankind," warns Nicolas Hulscher in our latest interview. "17 million mRNA deaths globally." More then 120 Hiroshima nuclear attacks. This is what the COVID jabs and mRNA jabs have achieved, as they were clearly intended to achieve global depopulation. Full interview at BrightVideos.
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Replying to @Yeah_Ryte
RLUSD adoption doesn’t automatically translate into more demand for $XRP. They’re designed for different purposes. $XRP is still the native asset of the XRPL, used for fees, reserves, trading, and liquidity. But meaningful additional demand depends on people and institutions actually choosing to use it beyond those basic requirements. RLUSD can continue growing without a matching increase in $XRP demand. They can also complement each other through trading and liquidity. That’s why I keep telling people to pay attention to how the technology is actually being used, not just the announcements.
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Welcome to all my new frens. Appreciate you being here. I talk about $XRP, build on the XRPL, share what I’m working on, and occasionally call out some bullshit. I love God, country, guns, and Jiu-Jitsu. You’ll get a little bit of life, family, and whatever else is on my mind. You can click the link in my bio to check out my $XRP ecosystem and everything I’m building. Glad to have you here!
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It takes almost no effort to do a clown audit. Most of these clowns expose themselves the second they start typing. I do it to highlight the ignorance, misinformation, and bullshit being spread throughout the $XRP community. Some have thousands of followers who believe every word they say. Others barely have any followers but still show up in my comments acting like they know everything. Half of them can’t even get the basics right, but somehow they’re experts. The problem is people read this shit, believe it, and repeat it without ever checking if it’s true. If you’re going to make accusations or spread misinformation, don’t be surprised when somebody checks your claims. I don’t have to make anyone look stupid. They do a perfectly good job of that themselves.
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When you know who you are, you stop needing the world to tell you. You focus on what God has placed in your life and trust Him to guide you. The right people, opportunities, and moments will come when they’re supposed to. Stop worrying about keeping up with everyone else or living up to their expectations. You don’t have to rush everything or prove yourself to anybody. Your path doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s. Trust God, stay focused on what you’re called to do, and move at your own pace.
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I’m back to working on NEB today, our Network Exchange Bot for the XRPL. @NEB_XRPL is being built to monitor XRPL markets, track liquidity, analyze order books and AMMs, and find trading opportunities. Eventually, users will be able to execute trades directly from their own wallets without giving up control of their funds. I want the $XRP community to have a powerful trading tool that’s easy to understand and use, with proper risk controls built into it from the beginning. There’s still plenty of work ahead, and I’m not interested in rushing something that’s going to be handling people’s money. I want NEB to be one of the best trading tools on the XRPL, and we’re going to build it right. House of Cauliman style.
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Professor John Mearsheimer: "Listen carefully and pay close attention to what the founder of Israel, Ben-Gurion, says. I’m going to read two quotes from him. The first: ‘Why should the Arabs make peace? If I were an Arab leader, I would never make an agreement with Israel under any circumstances.’ Pay attention to what he is saying here. He said, ‘If I were an Arab leader, I would never make peace with Israel.’ He then went on to say,and this is the second quote from Ben-Gurion: ‘They see only one thing: we have come here and stolen their land, so why should they accept that?!’ Here is David Ben-Gurion, the first Prime Minister of Israel and the founder of the State of Israel, openly saying: ‘We have stolen their land.’”
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I tried to tell people this over two years ago:
What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people. The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
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