American who works building Data Centers says the amount of money he sees being poured into these projects, “It’s like money isn’t real”
“Seeing the amount of money and labor and investment into this, and then you talk to some of your contractor friends and the budgets just aren't real. It's almost like the amount of money they're spending on AI farms, it's like money's not even real”
The average large hyperscale data center project cost is about $2 billion - $5 billion+
Here’s where it gets really crazy
Nationwide total over the last 5 years on data centers is roughly $100–150 billion in just construction alone, and around $1 trillion when including all equipment and related capital spending
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It’s all about being grateful for what you DO have.
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A man clapped once during public comment at a data-center zoning meeting in Emporia, Kansas.
They arrested him.
Remember... no dissent allowed!
Just be silent like an obedient domesticated taxpayer while they fast‑track a data center in your backyard.
Police pull over to arrest Florida man—for blocking Flock camera on public sidewalk.
He sat holding a 12-foot pool skimmer with sign taped on top.
Today all camera saw was sign:
"Down With Flock Cameras."
A witness offered to help:
"What's your name? I'll come bail you out!"
Carl Gunn, age 77, told a local reporter that 2 police cruisers had already stopped by to interrogate him for at least 15 minutes.
"I have a constitutional right to my privacy," he said.
"I’m a law-abiding citizen, and I don’t need anyone sticking their nose in my business... And if they do, I’m going to chop it off."
Flock cameras create an interconnected network that logs the movements of nearly every vehicle—without warrants.
Enabling broad surveillance that can be shared across agencies and used far beyond solving specific crimes.
Incident occurred in the Coquina Key neighborhood of St. Pete, Florida.
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WOAH 🚨 Democrat Costa Mesa, California Mayor John Stephens says he has never seen an issue where “virtually 100% of the people gave the same position on it” for wanting Flock cameras cancelled
Right after saying this, he voted to keep the Flock camera contract
INSANE
“I don't think that I've ever in 10 years had an item that's come before us where virtually 100% of the people gave the same position on it, and including people that are on email. — Yeah, I'm concerned about the people that came up and said sincerely that the flock is impacting their trust in the police department”
Right after this he voted to keep the Flock cameras
These people do not work for the American people
This is how far gone our Government is
Sacramento Mayor caught on a Hot Mic discussing BANNING residents who voice concerns from City Council meetings
But the Democrat Party is the ‘No Kings’ party..
"We should go over this disruptions thing because if we want to ban somebody in the future — actually take them out — like you can't come”
They very clearly say they don’t want to go through months of public outrage from residents so they just want to ban the residents raising concerns
“I don't want to spend my first 6 months going through this — like you can't come”
This is the Democrat Party
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but the surge in viral anti-Flock videos is a PSYOP!
They don’t actually want to end mass surveillance. Instead they want to shift city contracts to another provider — Axon.
…which coincidentally Trump invested in earlier this year. 👀
Famous Yellowstone Actor Mo Brings Plenty speaks at his city council meeting to oppose a proposed Data Center
The proposed data center is the Piqua project in Ohio. It’s a hyperscale data center that is estimated to use up to 2 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER PER DAY
There are also multiple more proposed data centers in the area, including one by Amazon Web Services
Yellowstone Actor Mo Brings Plenty urges the city council to do the right thing and say no because of water concerns. He says he knows they’re in a tough position, but they ran for that position
The amount of data centers being built in America is way out of control