@nauvoosupply I am so sick and tired of so called Mormons thinking communism and the Law of consecration are the same thing. Opposition in all things!
It is so exhausting reading/hearing about how communism is “cool” in the community.
T’was a dark and stormy morning and my brother made sure I do in fact have a hart.
He, standing in an unlit kitchen said “Hey.”
“Oh gosh! Aaaaah!” I exclaimed as my heart began to beat wildly in my chest.
Trump is dismantling a 50-year imperial framework. From challenging the 'Thucydides Trap' narrative to reshaping global geopolitics, his actions in Iran, Venezuela, and Greenland signal a major shift. #Geopolitics#Trump#WorldOrder
Muslims complain that this Christian procession offended Muhammad and Allah—who do not like pork—and is therefore Islamophobic. They say they will leave Europe if there are more demonstrations like this.
Urgent prayers are needed. My special needs brother went for a walk over an hour ago (one hour is his time frame) but haven’t came back. I can leave work on my lunch break in about 10 minutes, then I’m going to go around a drive where he usually walks.
Urgent prayers are needed. My special needs brother went for a walk over an hour ago (one hour is his time frame) but haven’t came back. I can leave work on my lunch break in about 10 minutes, then I’m going to go around a drive where he usually walks.
How many do we need in Utah?
The Spanish Fork City Council voted 3-2 late Monday night to approve a city code amendment that clears the way for a proposed data center at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon.
The amendment sets rules for data centers that make their own electricity and stay disconnected from the city's power grid.
Provo-based Volition wants to put the facility inside an existing million-square-foot warehouse, and CEO Jeff Chavez tells Fox 13 the project could cost $3 billion and take up to three years to finish.
Volition has not asked the city for any tax incentives, Mayor Mike Mendenhall says during the meeting.
Under the new rules, on-site power must come from non-combustion technology like fuel cells or linear generators. Diesel generators are banned except for emergency fire pumps.
The building's existing grid connection can only power things like offices and maintenance, not the data center, even as a backup.
Water use is capped at 600,000 gallons to fill the facility's closed-loop cooling system, then 300,000 gallons a year after that.
Developers must record baseline noise levels, including low-frequency sound, over 72 hours before construction, then test again once the facility runs and every year after.
Councilman Shane Marshall says the amendment has "protected the citizens of Spanish Fork to the point where it is a less impactful use in this specific location than what could be."
Marshall, Stacy Beck and Kevin Oiler vote yes. "I would feel comfortable living next door to it," Beck says.
Jesse Carden and Landon Tooke vote no. Carden says he wants a dedicated overlay zone for data centers in place first, while Tooke says the public needs more time to learn about the rules.
"Let's not rush so much," Tooke says.
About 20 people speak during public comment. Some support the project, while others raise concerns about noise carrying through the canyon, air quality, water use and trust in Volition.
The city can only allow one self-powered data center at a time. Developers must also put up money to cover environmental testing and hazardous materials cleanup if the facility shuts down.
As part of the vote, the council directs city staff to start work on a possible data center overlay zone and review the city's noise ordinance.
Volition still needs a development agreement approved by the council and a site plan approved by city staff before construction can start.
"There's going to be another couple months of completing the engineering, then we go into permitting," Chavez tells Fox 13.
🚨💥PROTESTS ERUPT IN GREECE 🇬🇷
GREECE IS PARALYZED; airports at a standstill, ports at a standstill, factories at a standstill, trains at a standstill, EVERYTHING IS AT A STANDSTILL.
The silence about it is strange. It's one of the biggest events.
THIS IS EPIC 💥🔥
All of Europe has been betrayed beyond all comprehension and now all of Europe is waking up fast, as shown by these massive protests in Greece 🔥
They won't show it to you in the Media. THE WORLD IS RISING. IT'S TIME TO RESIST 🔥SHARE everywhere... THIS IS HUGE 👇🔥
Jobs that seem like a scam, but not a scam. (2, I still think they are a scam. Read on.)
1) Ethical Hacker for dating profiles. $50 to $200 per audit. Review potential matches for red flags and fake profiles.
2) AI powered chat companion make up to $500 a month. (Creepy)
3) Or A paranormal hotline operator. $20- $30 per hour. (I would have so much fun with this one. 🤣)
This my friends, is when you realize you are under paid.
Go to church. 3 Nephi 18:22-24
And behold, ye shall meet together oft; and ye shall not forbid any man from coming unto you when ye shall meet together, but suffer them that they may come unto you and forbid them not;
But ye shall pray for them, and shall not cast them out; and if it so be that they come unto you oft ye shall pray for them unto the Father, in my name.
Therefore, hold up your light that it may shine unto the world. Behold I am the light which ye shall hold up—that which ye have seen me do. Behold ye see that I have prayed unto the Father, and ye all have witnessed.
This is a sample of the plaintiffs that District Judge Dianna Gibson, gave sole power to redistrict the entire state of Utah. The same group of plaintiffs that Utah’s Supreme Court voted unanimously not to stop
The Leftist are now Inside the Gate my friends. With names like “Mormon Women for Ethical Government” designed to deceive and Judges willing to betray their oath to our Utah Constitution to grant them power.
My friends, only accountability will stop this stealth push to turn Utah into California
VOTE NO on Retention in Nov 2026:
Supreme Court Judge Justice Jill M. Pohlman
VOTE NO on Retention in Nov 2028:
District Judge Dianna Gibson.