Hidden camera recording catches a data center developer in Piedmont, Oklahoma saying it doesn’t matter if residents oppose his data center project
The reason their city was chosen was because of the power infrastructure they need, resident outrage doesn’t matter
Resident “I mean, but the citizens here are telling you that they don't want you here. Do, do you like going to communities where you're not really wanted?”
Developer “Um, we work in a lot of different communities and have a lot of different reactions” (obviously negative reactions)
Resident “But these people are clearly showing you that they don't want you here. So do you not think that when a citizens in a, in a community shows you that they don't want you here in their town, that maybe you should look to go locate your business elsewhere?”
Developer “We look for strong spots on the grid, and that's what we have here”
Resident “So you're just basically here not because you like the city of Piedmont, but because you like the power infrastructure and things like that?”
Developer “The power infrastructure is very good”
They openly admit they don’t care about the residents, they don’t care about the town or the issues the data center will cause, they are here for the power
This is what California Democrats don’t want you to see
This is Kern County. It’s right above Los Angeles and it’s home to one of the largest concentrations of oil fields in the United States
“It's the largest oil field in California, and it's produced more than three billion barrels”
These oil fields are still producing oil today while California Democrats lecture everyone on going electric, they’re still making millions with oil
- Kern County produces 177,000 barrels every day. 5.5 million barrels in May 2026
- California statewide produces 260,000 barrels per day. Thats 94 million barrels in 2025
- Kern county oil sells for $6.5 billion per year
- California statewide is selling for $8.7 billion per year gross
Democrats are hypocrites
Massie reupped his calls for Congress to remove barriers for local meat processors.
“This is great, but it should be a law, not just an executive order,” Massie wrote, referring to his proposed Processing Revival and Intrastate Meat Exemption (PRIME) Act.
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This is absolutely disgusting. There’s an entire empty seat between these two women and somehow this woman still manages to stick her bare feet across the middle and practically into the other passenger’s space. You’re on a commercial flight, not sitting on your couch at home. Keep your feet to yourself and have some basic respect for strangers.
Trump says he’s letting farmers and ranchers process their own food.
Good. But let’s finish the job.
The PRIME Act would let farmers sell locally processed meat directly to consumers.
@RepThomasMassie has fought for this for years.
PASS THE PRIME ACT.
Agree?
@RonDeSantis Now lower non homestead properties renters are the ones getting screwed. Low income people are paying more in taxes than wealthy people that can afford a home. This is why rent goes up every year for them.
Every egg comes out of a hen wearing a microscopic coating called the cuticle. It plugs thousands of pores in the shell. The egg's own bacterial barrier.
In the United States, we wash it off. Pressure spray, rotating brushes, sanitizer. It's the law for commercial shell eggs.
Washing does reduce bacteria on the outside of the shell. That part is real.
A 2014 study in PLOS ONE tested washed versus unwashed eggs against salmonella. The washed eggs had significantly damaged cuticles. Salmonella penetrated the washed eggs at a significantly higher rate.
Once you strip the cuticle, the egg has to stay cold. Federal law requires 45°F within 36 hours of laying, all the way to the store.
Europe went the other direction. They leave the cuticle on. They prevent the infection at the hen instead.
The entire American egg safety system is a temperature bet.
The USDA's own Agricultural Research Service ran the numbers on what happens when that bet loses. They put roughly 100 salmonella bacteria into eggs, then stored them at four different temperatures for 24 hours.
At kitchen counter temperature, 77°F, they measured 7.6 log colony forming units per milliliter. Roughly 57 million bacteria. From 100. In one day.
Cold egg, the bacteria mostly sits there. Warm egg, it becomes millions.
Your refrigerator is a safety system. Know what's in your carton. Know where your food comes from.
That's why I sell direct from my ranch. You know the rancher. You know the land.
Your rancher,
Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478
Liberals are now making videos of themselves blocking people who raise concerns about Halal meat being sold in our grocery stores
They’ll play the video, then screen record themselves going to the profile and blocking them. The videos get huge engagement, likely a mix of bots and other liberals feeling morally superior for standing with Muslims
This only ends in America living under Sharia Law
Ex-marine Ken O'Keefe drops a barrage of truth bombs for 90 seconds straight. 🔥
"The whole system is based on financial fraud, which effectively takes the power that we have and it gives it to a tiny group of individuals who are running the world through... the infinite supply of money that we have allowed them to take."
"And with that money... they have bought everything and everyone who can be bought."
"If I was in charge of the world... you can bet damn sure that's what I would do."
"I wouldn't allow anyone in a position of power who wasn't completely compromised."
@WallStreetApes Property taxes are one of the big problems in florida non homestead Propertys get charged a lot more a lot more and its passed to the renters.
NVIDIA ‘Software Engineer’
Literally spends her entire day eating, drinking, and filming herself.
The agenda to replace you with those that produce absolutely nothing couldn’t be more obvious.
The roof is already on the house. That’s when the homeowner decided payment had to wait.
Materials went on a Home Depot credit card. The store refund of extra materials takes 2–3 business days. Contractor has the receipt. Work is done. Cash is still being held over a refund that has nothing to do with him.
He normally takes 50% up front and buys the material himself. Homeowner wanted to run it through Home Depot instead. That was the homeowner’s choice. It does not become the contractor’s problem after the shingles are nailed down.
Contractor: “You didn’t pay me.
That’s why I’m recording.”
Then: pay today or it’s 10% a day and a lien.
“Stop the recording, please” is not a payment plan.
If you finish the job and still have to argue over a Home Depot refund timeline, you record. Every time.
Am I missing something, or is this homeowner trying to get a free roof? Contractors who’ve been stiffed — is this over the line, or is this just Tuesday? How do you handle this situation?
My dad paid off his house in 1996.
Thought that was it. Thought he was done. Thought it was finally his.
Property taxes were $1,400 a year back then.
He's retired now. Fixed income. Same house. Same neighborhood.
Property taxes are $19,200 a year.
That's 1,600 a month.
On a house he already paid for.
He's 74 years old and the government sends him a bill every year just to stay in his own home.
You never really own anything in America.
You just make payments to a different landlord.
🚨 SHOCKING: Islamists have destroyed churches across the Middle East and forced 2 million indigenous Christians to flee their homes.
They consider Christians infidels who must either convert to Islam, pay jizya, or be killed.
This is a real genocide! 💔
🚨WHAT ON EARTH?!!!
A MASSIVE MANHUNT is underway for a convicted felon who was found GUILTY by a Texas jury...
...but the judge let him WALK OUT THE DOOR and told him to come back for sentencing the "next day."
He NEVER DID... OF COURSE!!!!
Even the DA BEGGED the judge not to, she said, "this guy's not coming back."
And just to be perfectly clear:
The jury convicted him... and then the JUDGE sent him home on the freaking HONOR SYSTEM.
His name is Jamarcus Robinson. He's 33.
On August 17th, a Chambers County, Texas jury found him guilty of illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
Instead of cuffing him right there, like the sheriff says normally happens after a guilty verdict, the judge let the jury go home and told Robinson to come back the NEXT day to be sentenced.
The District Attorney saw it coming a mile away.
In her own words:
"I said, 'Please have the judge call me before he sends him home, because this guy's NOT coming back.' Sure enough, my prediction came true."
Robinson went home... and then he vanished.
The judge sentenced him to 10 years anyway, even though he WAS NOT EVEN THERE IN THE COURT ROOM AND THEY ARE STILL LOOKING FOR HIM.
Now the Chambers County Sheriff AND the FBI are burning manpower hunting a man who should already be in a cell.
It gets worse.
This isn't even his only gun case. He's ALSO wanted in Harris County for the exact same crime, felon with a firearm. His record already includes assault causing bodily injury.
As the DA put it: it's "a waste of manpower" and it's "putting the entire society at risk."
The DA predicted EXACTLY what would happen, the judge IGNORED HER and of course... it happened.
How hard is this? You convict a felon... you KEEP him IN JAIL... OBVIOUSLY!!!!!!
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.
🚨 DON’T LET THEM VIRGINIA OUR FLORIDA.
Loudoun County, Virginia has 250 data centers and counting.
⚡️Grid-connected data centers have raised residents’ utility costs.
Others use massive diesel generators. Residents miles away can hear them.
They were told the generators were only for emergencies and testing. According to residents they never shut them off.
One Loudoun County resident’s message to other communities: Fight any data center within 10–15 miles of residential buildings.
Every Florida politician should visit Loudoun County before approving another data center.