20 miles northwest of our nation's capital
Regarding what some have called the “sell-out” that is otherwise known as 1999 Maryland electric deregulation / generation divestiture, here’s the religious/Catholic/Vatican/Jesuit angle of the four top Maryland power figures who were in-charge / most influential at that time, in those machinations — Short finding All four had Catholic affiliation or Catholic institutional ties. Easily … Read more
“The core scam, in one sentence: They reframed burning garbage as clean energy and recycling, then put it next to an already-sacrificed coal/industrial community in Dickerson. That does not mean the old coal plant was clean. It means the incinerator was sold as the clean replacement/solution while carrying a different, nastier toxic burden — especially … Read more
Well, now we know the “why” — it was to enable power companies to sell to highest bidder without regard for local or regional ‘public interest’ or duty — the sell-out was a necessary first-step in allowing Datacenters to loom large and command power and water in areas previously controlled solely by residential interests. Chain … Read more
“”Datacenter Dangers #13 – Datacenter Hell in Maryland’s Agricultural Preserve – SkyNet, and the “New LAIy Lines””One Datacenter proposed for Dickerson, Maryland is admittedly gauged to consume 75% of the county’s current power — so that’s a near-doubling of power consumption of the entire county; however, this power is to be concentrated in a land … Read more
Electrical currents/voltages in the ground can affect nearby residents, but the plausible pathways are mostly ordinary electrical-safety pathways — not exotic “earth energy” pathways. The strongest evidence is for contact voltage / stray voltage / ground-fault current causing shocks, tingling, animal avoidance, equipment problems, corrosion, and rare electrocution. Natural telluric currents and rock piezoelectricity are … Read more
Turns out ‘there is something to it…’ 1. Direct Emissions: no alpha / beta / gamma evidence Modern servers, GPUs, routers, fiber optics, UPS units, chillers, and transformers do not contain mechanisms that normally emit alpha, beta, or gamma radiation. They emit heat, low-frequency electric/magnetic fields, and RF/optical signals — mostly non-ionizing. NRC’s basic ionizing … Read more
“…so maybe there’s more to it than They’re admitting…” — probably, given all else we’ve learned lately. 1 Transhuman Aspect “You’re either pro-human or anti-human, and the divide is becoming much more pronounced.” 2 Michelle Gibson’s Circuitboard Earth Aspect 3 Guy Anderson’s Occulted Aspects 4 Scientifically-documented “Paranormal” Effects
“…not an obvious scam, but read it as “small guaranteed discount on assigned solar credits,” not “huge electric-bill savings.” If the contract really has no fees, cancel-anytime, and a clear credit discount, it can be a low-risk modest savings program.” AI PROMPT Tell me about thinkenergy.com/costmgt — it’s a solar-membership program. is it genuine? explain … Read more
Join and support S.A.N.I.T.Y. the Seismic Anomaly Network of Intractable Technophilic Yeomen — cooperative nearby residents diligently monitoring their local environment before, during, after affliction. info@darnestown.net Able to provide and remotely operate an anonymous, tiny seismic recording device, I have been emailing businesses and residents near the proposed Dickerson Datacenter site in Montgomery County, Maryland, asking … Read more
There are several different categories of seismic data being collected around the Montgomery County / Loudoun County area, and most people only know about the earthquake-monitoring portion. 1. Official Earthquake Seismic Monitoring The primary organizations are: Maryland operates its own seismic network, and real-time seismograms are publicly available. The Maryland Geological Survey states that its … Read more