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Datacenter Dangers #44 – Evidence that Deregulation of Electric Public Utilities Preceding Datacenter Onslaught Was Nationwide Agenda

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…starting in the northeast where every state pursued the same agenda starting at the same time. Two states lock-stepping is coincidence. Three or four is chance – particularly when randomly unclumped. Fifteen within the same region, or 24, or 48 shows coordinated effort. PROMPT: determine where else in the USA electricity public utilities were decomissioned … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #39 – “Money Trail Leads Straight to Gates of Hell”

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20260828

“[As NVIDIA] basically I’m giving my customers money to buy my lemonade, so my lemonade sales are thru-the-roof.” “Once I started looking into who NVIDIA is giving money to and where that money went, things got weird really fast.” “NVIDIA is now working with some of the biggest financial institutions on earth to swallow up … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #29 – Darnestown Power Blipping Evermore

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Power privatization montage

PEPCO power blips/flashes becoming more common in Darnestown is consistent with a grid under increasing instability and stress. PEPCO power in Darnestown has entered a new and troubling phase. Over the past several months, around 2026, brief power blips, flickers, and flashes have become increasingly common. That is notable because, for roughly the previous five … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #28 – Rolling Blackouts Now Sooner

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“Public utilities” were privatized under the familiar promise that “competitive market forces” would serve greater public good. That trick was accomplished by the last wave of slimy politicians around Y2K. Now the outcome is plain: highest-bidder, bulk-purchasing Datacenters will come first for energy availability and consumption, service and focus, ahead of ordinary public need. It … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #26 – Possible End-Games

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20260620

“All these [expensive] datacenters and all the money being funneled into it; what’s the ‘end game’ here?” — Answering the question NO ONE has been able to answer: What is AI for? The current explanation sounds great and looks good on paper, but when you look at the data it simply doesn’t add up, and … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #25 – Foolishly Built Looming Nearby

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20260619

Loudoun County, Virginia government has “almost matched the operating budget annually [via the annual taxation take] just in the [taxation take] that they’re bringing in from [taxing] datacenters.” (Loudoun County has lowered its real-estate tax rate every year over the last decade. Meanwhile, every other concern and reason decries the foolhardy mistake of building datacenters … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #24 – Disturbing Your Peace

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“That’s the sound of disturbing the peace, and a public nuisance.” — “Anyone nearby will never sleep well nor live in wellness again. Low rumble is toxic. Constant high-whine is toxic.” — “I never thought I’d hear something more annoying than my tinnitus.” Sounds like an idling lear jet. No one should have to live … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #23 – Eminent Domain Toxic Grabbings

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20260619

Land-grab by extremely pollutive presence. Wasn’t the propaganda just 2 years ago “power grid can’t handle all the electric cars!” Meanwhile they’re building data centers that can power a whole city, example Utah. as a person who moved from ‘data center alley’ in Northern Virginia, I can say that the Georgia Power lady was lying … Read more

Datacenter Dangers #21 – NOISON – Learn from Their Mistakes

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20260619

The previously “unAgainst” now suffer non-stop high-pitched droning, whining, and that’s not even from one fully-operational building! You can hear it, too, thanks to local news (around 1:24 in). LEARN FROM THEIR MISTAKES. The average person will gain nothing from these centers, just higher energy costs and noise.