US Deploying Additional Warplanes to Middle East as It Prepares To Escalate Iran War
Israeli media is reporting that #Israel expects the US to expand its attacks on #Iran and that Israel may join in
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INDIANA - EVANSVILLE
Attached is the email submitted to the “stakeholders” affiliated with the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership. The subsidiary of IEDC. The objective was to modify the proposed zoning ordinance to allow for unfettered access to resources.
The subject is DATA CENTERS
Email to E-Rep Members on 7/7/26:
“Dear E-REP Members,
In my message last month to E-REP membership, I discussed how we will be increasing our engagement with local community leaders and elected officials across Southwest Indiana regarding responsible growth for the region.
In late June, E-REP hosted meetings with officials in Warrick and Posey counties to listen to concerns, answer questions, and encourage a more informed conversation around data centers and responsible growth.
E-REP remains committed to continuing this dialogue across Southwest Indiana. E-REP has launched a new page on our website to provide fact-based information, address common questions and concerns, and serve as a resource for residents, businesses, and community leaders as these discussions continue.
Southwest Indiana is increasingly drawing interest from technology and data center companies, advanced manufacturers, infrastructure developers, and other emerging industries that could create jobs, broaden the tax base, lower utility bills, support infrastructure improvements, and strengthen long-term regional competitiveness.
As these opportunities emerge, communities deserve access to transparent, fact-based information and a forum for constructive dialogue about the future of our region.
This conversation is especially timely in Warrick County. On July 13, the Warrick County Area Plan Commission is expected to consider a proposed anti-data center ordinance. As written, the ordinance would create standards that are significantly more restrictive than what we are seeing in other counties competing for these same investments. If approved, the ordinance would effectively signal that data center investment is not welcome in Warrick County and may dampen conversations in the broader Evansville region.
Data centers and related technology infrastructure represent a once-in-a-generation chance to attract new investment, expand the tax base, support local infrastructure, create community benefits, and position Southwest Indiana for long-term competitiveness. These opportunities should be evaluated carefully and responsibly, but they should not be closed off through a rushed process that does not reflect wider stakeholder input, engagement, or proper vetting.
For that reason, we are asking E-REP members and regional stakeholders to contact the Warrick County Area Plan Commission and County Commissioners to respectfully request that the Area Plan Commission table the ordinance and engage stakeholders on the issue of data centers.
This request is not in opposition to local standards or responsible development. Rather, it would create time for residents, businesses, local governments, utilities, schools, workforce partners, and economic development leaders to better understand the facts, evaluate the potential impacts, and develop an approach that protects community interests while keeping Warrick County and Southwest Indiana competitive for future investment.
Any action taken by the Area Plan Commission on July 13 will serve as a recommendation to the Warrick County Commissioners, who are expected to make a final decision later in July. That makes this an important moment for the business community and regional stakeholders to speak up and make clear that the current ordinance should not move forward without wider input, engagement, and proper vetting.
Contact information for the Area Plan Commission and the County Commissioners is listed below to make this ask easy.
Together, we can help ensure Southwest Indiana remains a region where businesses invest, innovation thrives, and families prosper for generations to come.
Sincerely,
Lloyd Winnecke, President & CEO Evansville Regional Economic Partnership
Members of the Area Plan Commission are:
Brandon Pryor
Jeff Willis
David Goldenberg
Ray Rentchler
Stacy Franz
Richard Reid
Jeff Valiant
Emails can be sent to: [email protected].
The County Commissioners are:
Terry Phillippe
Stacy Franz
Sarah Seaton
Emails can be sent to: [email protected].
Evansville Regional Economic Partnership | 318 Main Street Suite 400 | Evansville, IN 47708 US”
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We don’t know what *ALL* the evidence said bc as noted, some of the evidence collected was inexplicably dismissed. Now had the FBI agent who testified in the preliminary hearing simply stated that someone had checked the security camera positioned directly above the bus stop and determined the bag came from Charlie’s detail, there would be no issue here.
But of course she didn’t do that. She instead claimed she had no idea why they stopped testing and then claimed she didn’t know who made the note, in HER notes, about the bag and other items belonging to Charlie’s team.
The police only ever pursuing evidence that confirms their original theory does not impress me. There’s nothing unfair about demanding thoroughness, transparency and accountability in the highest profile murder case since OJ Simpson.
Wouldn't it be nice if there were one place to see every documented abuse, misuse, and controversy involving Flock systems?
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#Flock#DeFlock#Surveillance#Law#Crime#Privacy#AI
Notice the tell. Notice the position of the eyes before creative memory fabulation takes place. The construction of falsity. Creative history. Pseudologia fantastica.
Tucker just dropped a nuke: Israel involved in JFK's assassination, and the files have been buried for 63 years-with Tom Cotton personally blocking release.
Looks like Plainfield may finally have some competition for the title of Indiana's largest mosque.
The Geist Community Center says its goal is to establish a "family-friendly" mosque and community center to serve the growing Muslim community in the greater Geist area, including Eastern Fishers, McCordsville, Fortville, Pendleton, and Lawrence.
According to its project brochure, the project will be built in three phases:
Phase I
• 2,500 sq. ft. prayer hall
• Prayer areas for men and women
• Wudu facilities
• 30-50 parking spaces
• Basketball court
• Kids play area
• Picnic shelter
Phase II
• Gym
• Main building
• Multi-use community center
Phase III
• Elderly condos
Elderly condos? That's sounds familiar.
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@jammles9 The SAVE ACT fight is fake, always was.
It’s designed to make you furious.
There is no plan to pass it.
Republican politicians are playing you.
It’s designed to distract you from increased debt, war, inflation, and further usurpations of your rights.
We lost at least four more American soldiers this weekend. The same people who sent them to die for Israel will now pretend that they fought a died for America.
Infuriating beyond belief.
The tyranny that will be imposed with these is inevitable.
This government has never met a power or citizen they won't abuse.
Now would be the time before they finish building skynet.