@garrytan NO, IT DOES NOT. After a brief building period. Data centers only need a couple of dozen people.
These data centers make the oligarchs trillionaires. While we pay for it, it also creates mass unemployment. And we all lose our freedoms and liberty to become their slaves.
@garrytan please explain why we need data centers? How important is this in our development as energy beings, sourced from love? Technology is destroying us, & this planet. period. We were not made for this. It will be our demise.
@PhdBrandenburg we are all connected & fractals of god/source. No one can control the soul, as it is part of the one consciousness as is everything
Seth Holehouse frames this moment as a turning point for the people who were pulled back into politics because they believed meaningful change was finally coming.
Seth explains that even he put real support behind Trump, like millions of others, because he believed the system was going to be challenged.
��I threw an immense amount of support behind Donald Trump getting into office… I thought… he’s gonna come in… and really help to fix this system.”
But, like many Americans, what he’s seeing right now doesn’t match that expectation. And that’s where things start to feel off.
Seth puts it to a simple test that anyone can understand.
“If Donald Trump was, say, Gavin Newsom… and he was doing these exact same things, how would I feel about it?”
For him, that question cuts through everything. It forces consistency. And right now, he says, it’s raising serious red flags.
Seth warns that propaganda today doesn’t actually look like the propaganda you’d expect—the kind we’ve grown used to. It doesn’t come from obvious enemies. It comes from the voices that people trust, reinforcing a version of reality that doesn’t quite match what people are actually living. It can feel confusing.
And that’s where the shift happens.
Seth believes more and more people are getting pulled into a narrative where questioning anything the government is doing suddenly makes you the problem.
“I should have a right to voice my opinion about that… but then you look in the comments and see people like, ‘Seth, you’re such a black pill… you’re anti-Trump now… did they get to you?’”
His response is direct: “No… they didn’t get to me. I’m just being rational and logical.”
Seth makes it clear that his support was never about blind loyalty. It was about principles. Staying “permanent pro-America” means applying the same standard—no matter who is in power.
The takeaway here is simple: Don’t switch off your thinking just because the narrative feels familiar.
@Antunes1@corblanksma Pedophiles always protecting their own, welcome to the new openly corrupt and very criminal administration, a first in America history
@davidicke anyone in the comments approving of the destruction of our planet be it Iran or anywhere else, has some reflecting to do- long & hard of what it means to be human & be alive at this moment in time.
This seems like a good time to remind you that Homeland Security is spending tens of billions of dollars building concentration camps in 20+ U.S. states. With fuel rationing and energy lockdowns coming, it's obvious these camps aren't for "migrants."
The most effective way to enslave a population is not to conquer their borders, but to first collapse their abundance and then offer to manage the scarcity. (i.e. food and fuel rationing, travel restrictions, etc.)