The protest is nationwide and bipartisan, as 86 percent of all Americans oppose data centers in their neighborhoods. The concerns are excessive electricity and water consumption, as well as sound and radiation exposure. Lobbyists at The Data Center Coalition, which argues for AI data centers, are totally tone deaf to the protest, saying they are “mitigating any negative impacts to households and businesses.” Really?
I said in June that the Iran war was never about containment. It was about opening ground for a development contract – economic reintegration. Iraq confirms it. The corridors, the funds, and the men installed to run them all point in the same direction. Whether you call it reintegration or something else, it is not containment, and it never was. Watch September 30. Watch whether those militias actually disarm and watch whether the American troop withdrawal proceeds on schedule right alongside it. Watch whether that $400 billion fund gets a charter, and watch what currency and what rails it settles in when it does.
The face of the Mideast is changing. The al-Faw Grand Port in Iraq connects to Development Road, a direct competitor to the IMEC corridor, linking Turkey and Europe. The new leader of Iraq, Ali Faleh al-Zaidi, is a businessman who is compared to Trump as the "Trump of the Middle East." Al Zaidi just visited Washington to herald a broader framework for an "economic partnership" that would replace the old militaristic U.S.-Iraq relationship.
When society rises against you in vast numbers, when acts of violence are leveled at you to stop what you are doing, when you are forced to hire security guards for your personal security, you would think that anyone with a conscience would stop and consider: “maybe it’s me and not everybody else.” Alas, that is not the response of a narcissistic sociopath, whether it’s a CEO at the top or a city councilman at the bottom. Nevertheless, ordinary citizens outnumber these people by 100,000 to 1.
During the chaos of the Covid era in 2021, Hyundai quietly bought the leading robot company, Boston Dynamics. It said at the time that it "aims to develop advanced technologies that enhance people’s lives and promote safety, thereby realizing progress for humanity." Fu you. The robots are poised to take over manufacturing at their auto plants. So much for progress for humanity. So, the humans are striking.
Flock's initial funders included Arch-Technocrats Marc Andreessen and Peter Thiel. They just ran it up the flagpole and skipped the consent part. Now Flock is embedded in every state in America - all 115,217 cameras, and growing. Kick Flock back to starting gate by joining the nationwide protest on August 16-22 by going to https://noalprs.com/.
President Trump wears many hats and one of them is Technocrat-in-Chief. He lobbies the Senate for the Arch-Technocrats in Washington, DC., not with a heavy-handed approach as before, but appealing to sentiment for the late Senator Lindsey Graham who was "a big supporter." If passed, the CLARITY Act will cement Technocracy to the foundation of our country.
The variable that breaks every forecast model is Recursive Self-Improvement — the condition in which AI systems are no longer just tools that humans use to build AI, but active participants in building themselves. We crossed that threshold. The question of when is already behind us.
What Technocracy can't control, it crushes. No outliers allowed. Chinese Christians only meet underground in order to escape prison, or worse. As the "system" of Technocracy in China gets more entrenched, the number of house churches increases and intolerance builds against those those who pledge allegiance to Christ and the Bible, not to the system.
Hear the giant sucking sound going into the black hole. Citizen resistance is rising into a firestorm across the country, like a crown fire in a forest’s treetops that takes on a life of its own. AI executives are freaking out. Investors are at risk of losing billions. Citizens will be left with the hubris of collapsed communities and abandoned behemoth buildings that won’t be torn down. Technocrats are about to get a dose of reality.