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A few years ago, Jawando (and Councilmember Sidney Katz) opposed Montgomery County Ordinance ZTA 19-07 that allows Microwave Radiation Blasters anywhere a telecom company desires, without recorse for suspected or even proven health concerns. Was Jawando’ body’s electrical system (‘heart trigger’) legitimately overloaded by blasting cellphones while playing in a small, private basketball game among … Read more

Four straight years of double-digit property tax hikes: What if MoCo literally wants only DataCenters as residents — literally zero private residential property…then suddenly all their evermore incredible insanity makes perfect sense. Could They actually accomplish it? Would not an astronomical electricity price coupled with endless double-digit property tax hikes actually drive out everyone? …forcing … Read more

This multi-part series evidences that large-scale datacenter development is not merely a land-use issue, but a combined infrastructure, health, environmental, political, electrical-grid, and quality-of-life threat. The core warning is that hyperscale datacenters concentrate enormous electrical demand, mechanical noise, vibration, water/infrastructure burden, and land-use pressure into local communities while shifting costs and risks onto residents. Every … Read more

Flags of Red — ” Seemingly hauled out of some time-freezer and stood back up everywhere, overnight, including across all owned/controlled mass-media and then blam!, a website that is not only promptly downed and then frozen but also incredibly inaccurate per two long-time sources. Could you say ‘Controlled Opposition’ or Mislead? “ Beware flagged tools. … Read more

How Tech Companies Infiltrate City Councils to Build Data Centers — one technique is called DELPHI TECHNIQUE, as outed by Agenda-21 devocate ROSA KOIRE. “Elected officials start listening uphill, like somehow that’s where the better information is coming from.” If you overlay the map of data centers on the map of flock cameras, it pretty … Read more

We’ve been noticing minor power blips, blinks, increasingly growing over the past 10 months or so in Darnestown, Maryland – no enough to trigger UPS switchover, but enough to notice something is changing, something is wrong.. No official explanation given, until now. — “Just before 8 a.m. the electricity flickered on and off for about … Read more

“Many residents say they learned about nearby developments only after construction had already begun. Their reports describe concerns about water consumption, electricity demand, constant mechanical noise, land use, electronic waste, and pressure on local infrastructure.” Erin Brockovich’s new data center map crashed twice in 72 hours. The environmental advocate says she woke up one morning … Read more