Stephen uppal
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Stephen uppal
@uppalstephen
Actor/Writer/Producer. Lover of Creation & Imagination. Award winning Short Film Abe now on iTunes, Amazon & Google Play. Watch for FREE link below👇🏾
London, England/ Middlesbrough Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Oh, I am still a decent actor. Hollywood has descended into identity politics, filth and sub standard material, so I don’t miss it one bit.
In the darkness of night, I sleep soundly knowing that my wife of 21 years is next to me, and my kids were raised without being infected by the woke mind virus.
Soundly.
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Jimmy Carr froze mid-show when a woman told him she was celebrating her “15 bonus years” — thanks to him.
At 15, she had planned to hang herself that night. While the house slept, she killed time on YouTube and clicked one of his clips. She laughed. Then another. The laughter quietly pulled her back from the edge — and kept pulling her forward, year after year.
What we often shrug off as “just comedy” became the fragile lifeline that held her here.
Carr later reflected how humbling it was: we make people laugh for fun, yet sometimes that simple spark of lightness becomes the exact thing someone needs when the darkness feels unbearable. In our lowest moments, it’s rarely grand advice or heroic rescues that reach us. It’s the sudden, ridiculous reminder that life can still feel surprisingly light — a small, stubborn act of rebellion against despair.
That quiet proof we’re not alone can change everything.
What’s one unexpected moment — a joke, a song, a random video — that once caught you (or someone you know) right before the edge and reminded you that staying was still worth it?
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@uppalstephen Absolute action classic. @IanSharp is Scunny’s answer to Statham,
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The old Roger Moore. It’s a classic but 50 years ago feels like a problem.
Time to get building. 👊
Wicky@MarkWicks13
@JasonMaza @Movie_madness80 The Wild Geese.
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🔥UPDATE: Where does $XRP land in 6 months?
If the CLARITY Act stalls and Core PPI continues to spook the Fed:
📊Bear Case: Technicals show a "Death Cross" formation. A failure to reclaim $1.80 quickly could see a slide toward $1.25 or even $0.98 by summer.
🐂Bull Case: Despite the price drop, $XRP ETFs are still seeing inflows. If the bill passes "against the odds", analysts still see a path back to $3.00+.
Bottom line: We are in a "wait and see" purgatory. $XRP is fundamentally stronger than in 2024, but the macro headwinds are a different beast.
Hold the line, or is the exit door looking tempting?

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@BuckSexton Bit harsh definitely not the worst. Jack o Connell is absolutely brilliant in it. BUT I 💯 agree this is NOT an Oscar worthy film in any way shape or form. At best it’s a fun second screen popcorn movie a bit of light entertainment. HAMNET is an Oscar film
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@MoltMoney If all the information we’ve been fed and isn’t completely BS trap and XRP is the utility everyone is telling us it is (I still feel like we are being lied to I hope I’m wrong as I’m heavily invested) I think it will hit 1k before 2030
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@heythereRich So do you believe this will happen in your lifetime or be a great gift for your children when they grow up
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I could write you a 10-page essay on why XRP moons, but it’s not my style.
Doesn’t matter.
I don’t control timing.
Neither do you.
What is controllable is architecture.
XRPL isn’t a “crypto network.”
It’s a base settlement layer being built to sit underneath all money.
Global. Always on. Final.
Repeat that slowly: global base settlement.
The native assets are limited on purpose:
•XRP = settlement
•RLUSD = cash leg
That’s it.
Everything else rides on top.
This isn’t magic coins.
It’s software.
It’s infrastructure.
It’s the next version of the internet — except instead of moving information, it moves value.
Ripple didn’t chase hype.
They built plumbing.
They own the rails.
They own custody.
They own liquidity.
They own prime brokerage.
They own treasury software used by the largest CFOs on Earth.
Banks hold cash or assets.
Ripple holds both — and settles between them in seconds.
ODL isn’t “cheap payments.”
ODL is capital efficiency.
If two banks do cross-border business and one uses ODL while the other doesn’t, the one without it bleeds liquidity every single day. That’s not a feature gap — that’s a death sentence.
Upcoming XRPL amendments matter because institutions don’t move without permissions. These aren’t “updates.” They’re doors unlocking.
Now the part everyone whines about: price.
Price hasn’t moved because supply is still being distributed.
Escrow releases.
ETF absorption.
Quiet accumulation.
That’s not suppression.
That’s inventory being placed.
When supply tightens, it doesn’t ask for permission to reprice.
Here’s the analogy gang…
XRP isn’t the bar.
It’s the tab.
Tokenization stacks inventory.
Settlement clears the tab.
And when the room gets crowded and everyone wants out at once, only the tab that clears instantly survives.
This thing doesn’t need hype.
It doesn’t need belief.
It doesn’t need you.
It’s being wired into the system that settles stress.
Price is a lagging outcome.
Architecture already won.
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@TheCryptoSquire Why is it called the bitcoin crypto structure bill when there’s millions of crypto currencies? Should is not just be crypto clarity bill?
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@Geniustechw I have an idea why don’t the women create an army and go to war against a male army. A million women would still get destroyed by a few thousand men. Stay in your lane girls. Saying that she’s more manly than me 🤣🦍
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Gary Stevenson is getting rich telling people they will never be rich.
His message is that the system is broken and stacked against ordinary people. Fine. But where is the solution beyond buying his books, paying his Patreon and spending hundreds to hear him say it live?
That is the issue.
I have no problem with capitalism. I openly support it. I charge for education that is designed to give people tools, options and agency within the system as it exists.
Gary does not support capitalism. His entire brand is built on opposing it.
So when someone who claims the system is rigged builds a highly profitable business by repeatedly monetising despair rather than teaching people how to navigate or improve their position, that contradiction is worth pointing out.
This is not about whether he is allowed to charge. Of course he is.
It is about whether his incentives depend on people believing they are stuck, when they are in fact not.

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