The myth of 'No evidence of widespread election fraud' in a nutshell: Voter fraud isn't a bug — it's a feature in California

Oh Shyt!!!!! Another scandal incoming🤣😆😅

Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) needs to tell his voters to check their ballot status and file a complaint if it hasn't been received yet.

MANY people who voted for Spencer are finding out their ballots haven't been received.

You can check ballot status here: california.ballottrax.net/voter/

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JUST NOW: President Trump calls on John Thune to FIRE the Senate Parliamentarian, who is doing her best to BLOCK the administration’s initiatives in Congress

“She was put there by then Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, and Barack Hussein Obama, need I say more?”

XRPL 3.2.0 is a targeted infrastructure/maintenance upgrade for the core server software (currently rippled), scheduled around June 15, 2026.

It is not a major protocol amendment release with flashy new user-facing features like previous versions (e.g., vaults, lending, MPTs, or NFT fixes in 3.1.x). Instead, it focuses on backend improvements, operational efficiency, and branding clarity for long-term scalability.

Key Changes
Rebranding: The core server software renames from rippled to xrpld. After upgrade, node operators will see xrpld 3.2.0 in command-line outputs and configs. This reduces confusion between Ripple (the company) and the independent XRPL (the ledger). It reflects the network's growing maturity and separation from Ripple-specific products.

Performance optimizations: Significant reductions in memory usage (reported 30-40% lower footprint). This makes running nodes lighter and more efficient, especially under higher loads from DeFi, tokenization, or increased activity. More people/organizations can run validators/nodes without heavy hardware.

Other tweaks: Bug fixes, performance improvements, better number/rounding handling, code cleanups, and stability enhancements. No major new amendments expected based on current reports.

Timeline and Status
Target date: June 15, 2026 (Monday), per validator "Vet" and multiple reports. This is a target, not a hard lock—final confirmation typically comes from XRPL Operations or the Foundation closer to rollout. GitHub milestone for 3.2.0 was ~98-99% complete as of June 8.de3726
Follows 3.1.3 (May 2026), which focused on NFT/Permissioned Domains/Vaults/Lending fixes.

For node operators/validators: Expect a migration playbook/guide from the team. Update configs for the rename, test on devnet/testnet if possible, and upgrade promptly to avoid any consensus or peering issues. Automatic upgrades or package managers should handle most of it once released.

Impact on XRP Holders and Users
Minimal direct impact for end-users, wallets, exchanges, or dApps. Transactions, XRPL features, and your holdings aren't changing. It's infrastructure hygiene.
Positive for the network: Lower barriers for node operation support decentralization and scalability—key for institutional adoption, tokenization (e.g., RWAs), and high-throughput use cases. Steady backend work like this compounds over time.

No immediate price catalyst expected (upgrades rarely are), though it contributes to the narrative of a maturing, efficient ledger amid broader crypto developments.

Facts over hype: XRPL upgrades follow a deliberate, conservative process with strong validator consensus. This one is evolutionary, not revolutionary—exactly the kind of boring-but-important work that keeps decentralized networks reliable long-term.

Monitor official channels for the exact release:
XRPL Blog: https://xrpl.org/blog
GitHub: https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/releases
RippleX / XRPL Foundation on X

A Somali man tried to behead a white British man on the street of Belfast last night. That is what genocidal violence looks like.

We cannot live like this. This is why we started @SaveEuropeAct. We need Remigration now and that British man needed remigration yesterday.

Enough.

In a major development, the U.S. Supreme Court has indicated it will invalidate state laws that allow ballots to be counted after Election Day.

Justice Alito pointed out that it's called “Election DAY” for a reason.

Rasmussen Reports found that 24% of Americans believe they know someone who died from a COVID injection.

The FDA was aware of these deaths and adverse events, yet they covered them up and continued to recommend COVID shots.

Why won't the legacy media cover this major scandal?