20 miles northwest of our nation's capital
For those still pitiously ignorant or somehow in vapid disbelief or oafish denial. 1. April 2022 – Mosquito dump from airplane near Rt 267 Dulles Greenway at Sycolin Rd overpass “In 2022 I witnessed two low flying propeller planes heading south-east suddenly swoop down across the Dulles Greenway (rt 267) just south of the Sycolin … Read more
This year, weather watchers tracked record-breaking high temperatures between March and April. During that time, the Potomac River reached a historic low based on 130 years of data, according to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. “As a region, we’re overly reliant on the Potomac River. Almost 80% of the region’s supply comes from that … 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
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
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
Loudoun County’s Data-Center Experiment: A Cliffs Notes Guide The Hit List 1. The Electrical Colossus Traditional factories consume power. Hyperscale data centers consume power while simultaneously operating vast fleets of switching power supplies, inverters, UPS systems, battery systems, cooling controls, and high-speed computing hardware. Recent power-engineering research suggests these facilities may behave less like conventional … Read more
Is this ‘accident’ a veiled attack against well-water / septic landowners prominent along Potomac River? If genuine accident, is the year-long disastrous plan allowing leakage and seepage of hundreds of millions of gallons of “raw sewage” into the main river of the nation’s capital somehow weaponized? It wasn’t two months ago the cartoon about (and … Read more