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This is an incredible speech, which every American should hear. I had it pinned but somehow it was deleted, not by me. youtu.be/QIK9vbQRwBQ?...

Again, people paying attention already knew this, and his cult members will never believe it no matter how much evidence is produced.

I honestly was not sure if this was a new or recycled allegation, which says a lot about our President.

The vile attacks on Amy Acton need to be seen in the context of a party that *needs* people to believe women fabricating sexual assaults is common as rainwater. Because it’s pretty much the only way to evade the conclusion that the president is a rapist.

Beatrice Keul, testified that she was introduced by Jeffrey Epstein to Donald J Trump, who then brutally raped her in a hotel room in Atlantic City, NJ, and her claims were deemed credible by a panel of the House Judiciary Committee today. The NYT has decided that this is not reportable news.

Julie K. Brown at the Miami Herald is still doing the heavy lifting on keeping the story alive. www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-...

House Dems Report: “A growing body of evidence demonstrates Trump was an active participant in Epstein’s sexual abuse of young women during the 1990s. The DOJ & FBI are doing everything they can to keep the 🇺🇸 people in the dark about it.” The report: democrats-judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-su...

Per a new report from House Democrats, Trump's DOJ is withholding evidence of his ties to Epstein and slow-walking the complete release of the Epstein files. It's time to end the cover-up and expose the truth. Remember this when you cast your ballot. www.ms.now/news/house-j...

The only reason I can think of for this news not being absolutely everywhere is that large media orgs don’t want to be seen as putting their thumbs on the scales a week before election day. And that’s cowardly as shit.

In my experience the construction is bid out across the country, meaning that the locals may see little benefit even from the temporary jobs.

And most of the "employees" are either involved with the initial build, or are non-local contractors that do periodic maintenance and support.

Not sure of this one's number. Across states, Good Jobs First's study this year found taxpayer costs for data center tax breaks "routinely exceed $1 million per permanent job."

Data centers (and drones) create beat frequencies (e.g. f1-f2) that cause infrasound frequencies (e.g. 0.1 to 20 Hz), that can be transmitted through the atmosphere, ground, and man-made structures. Infrasound from drones and data centers can create health problems. epawatch.org/2026-05-29-d...

Corporate welfare.

Don't leave out the tax breaks which are GENEROUS in #Indiana. This from the state's press release:

Data centers suck at everything…water….electricity….noise pollution….job creation…asthma….COPD……infrastructure strain….pollution from generators… And now they want to attach a nuclear facility to each one…! Oh dear God…NOOOOOOO..!

Meta's $10 Billion data center in Indiana produced 300 permanent jobs That's $33 million per job In a typical manufacturing plant, a similar investment would create at least 300,000 jobs Data centers benefit wealthy investors, not communities

15,000 farms were forced to close in 2025, as data centers put even more pressure on farmland. That's why we need leaders who put our communities ahead of Big Tech’s interests.

Linden NJ just banned AI data centers. Linden. Linden, home of the "Linden Co-gen Plant" and all the other smokestacks that people associate with stereotypical New Jersey. If they don't want data centers in Linden, it's hard to think of anybody who is going to want them! www.nj.com/business/202...

Mayes is making the waning days of her campaign for reelection all about the widespread backlash to data center construction in her state — and the ways in which she has worked to try to limit an explosion of AI infrastructure in Arizona that drains the state’s already-low water supply.

good info for anyone else getting these training data cold emails

In Vic the public have spent years asking for a train from CBD to airport (one of the many train routes needed!) & told it's 'on the table'. But, w/o any public discussion, the Vic & Fed Govts will sign off on building data centres, no regulations or oversight req & call it progress. What BS #auspol

‘We don’t want it’: Voter backlash against data centers consumes midterm elections. Read more from @ashleymurray.bsky.social and our D.C. bureau @statesnewsroom.com @alaskabeacon.com alaskabeacon.com/2026/10/26/r...

A new peer-reviewed estimate of what data centres will pump out in climate pollution - Between 300 to 1,300 mtco2-e per year, by 2035 (IEA scenarios) Mckinsey scenarios: - 3,000 by 2035 - 30,000 by 2045 arxiv.org/pdf/2608.14421 limited.systems/articles/ai-...

Dan Sullivan ❤️ Data Centers Dan's selling out Alaska to Big Tech to build massive data centers that will drive our energy prices up. All while his family's company profits off of them. Read about Dan’s deeply unpopular data center dream below ⬇️ danlovesdatacenters.com

Never have so many supposedly smart people been so dumb. Dumb with a B.

Big fat ass LIAR. You know who benefits & it’s NOT US.

AI is the ultimate "neoliberal reform" that offers the community nothing while a small group of insiders make billions. www.crikey.com.au/2026/10/27/d...

And we still have politicians not only allowing this, but even taking our tax dollars away from our communities’ needs and giving it to these billionaire companies in the form of tax cuts. If you’re in Fairbanks, AK come to our data center town hall this Thursday actionnetwork.org/events/nobod...

In Alberta a big part of the strategy is data centres as "digital refining" to produce value from additional natural gas use (and leverage the cold weather). This is not some kind conspiracy theory but clearly stated on the website describing the data centre strategy www.alberta.ca/datacentres/...

Officials who put NDAs with data center developers before residents should leave office. blog.hagerstownrapidresponse.com/p/12-reasons...

WATCH: “I FINDS THAT ALARMING. THIS IS Y’ALL’S JURISDICTION.”🤔 Rep. @jrclemmons.bsky.social can’t believe @GovBillLee’s TDEC is oblivious to a bill Republicans (Brent Taylor!) just passed protecting DATA CENTERS from state regulations… as they push to make things even easier on them.

TECH BROS SHOULD NOT DETERMINE OUR FUTURE! We had an amazing day today at our AI and Data Center Policy Forum– HUGE thank you to U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal for coming out and joining us for this discussion, and thank you to Senator Erin Maye Quade, Representative Jess Hanson,

JFC. HOW MANY WAYS CAN THESE ASSHOLES COME UP WITH TO SCREW OVER RETIREMENT FUNDS!!! We are NOT high risk investors or Polymart People or meme stock idiots!!

Are you a #voter in #NewYork? See what your candidates say about #DataCenters, #ALPRs, & more! It's important to know what people you are voting for think about #SciencePolicy issues that matter to you. snapcoalition.org/initiatives/... #StanceOnScience #Stance @snapcoalition.org #NY #midterms

Official petition to the Queensland Parliament number 4685-26: Stop the Proposed Western Downs Digital Park Data Centre Development. This is the Anthropic one for Dalby. Open to Queenslanders until 1/03/2027. 23,729 signatures so far. #qldpol www.parliament.qld.gov.au/Work-of-the-...

Anthropic is clear that data centers will run on gas, to the company’s own detriment. www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...

CNN reporting on Anthropic's $32b data centre for Dalby, Queensland in Australia. A bit light on the involvement of the state government of David Crisafulli & Jarrod Bleijie but overall gives good coverage of the issues concerning residents. #qldpol edition.cnn.com/2026/10/26/a...

Building the Future, a new pro-data center super PAC, is spending more than $1.5 million to back Kansas Republican state Sen. Ty Masterson in the battle for governor, a person familiar with the spending tells NBC News.

Today, young people are BLOCKADING Apollo Global Management, a reported billionaire donor to Governor Hochul, over its financing of the massive STAMP AI data center threatening the land and livelihoods of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation.

Water is a necessity for life, and rural Texans depend on their wells to survive. Yet Big Tech wants to build massive AI data centers that could drain the same aquifers our families and farmers rely on. We cannot allow billionaire corporations to put our drinking water at risk for their profits.

Full house tonight at the special called county magistrates meeting to discuss data centers, lots of rural Kentuckians of all political stripes pretty darned unified on this issue

The Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council voted unanimously this October to ban data centers on tribal land in Montana. But the Apsáalooke, or Crow Tribe, has not taken an official position and remains open to hearing proposals from companies.

Backlash to data centers might very well be the biggest issue in the midterms, with nearly 70 percent of Americans opposing them. Is it any wonder why?