Maggie's Farm

"How to Treat Our Data-Center Phobia"

So it's a phobia now! There are two major problems with data centers that they are trying to slip by us and the phrase "Data-Center Phobia" is part of that ploy. Next they will call you a fascist or racist to negate you legitimate concerns. But they won't address the problems.

The first problem is when it comes to water and electricity data centers are giant parasites. The people who choose the location for a new data center intentionally pick a town that has provided their citizens with affordable water and electricity. Then they come in and gobble it up forcing the town to expand their facilities at a huge cost to the citizens. The citizens in the community get nothing back for this. They get nothing good from a data center. It is a huge scar on the city. It is a huge windowless concrete building behind a high and barbed wire fence that sits there and hums and looks disgusting while sucking up the citizens money. It doesn't bring jobs to the community the few jobs at the center are foreign nationals hired through the H1b fraud. The political leaders of the small community are typically paid under the table to approve and facilitate this theft of services and harm to the citizens. They take the money and then sign a NDA and the citizens pay the price.

Solution: All data centers must provide their own water and power. All data centers must be built adjacent to the states congressional members homes. All data centers should pay the community millions of dollars every year.

The next problem is the size of a data center. Some of these have bought up 1200 acre farms and the buildings are 1,000,000 sq/ft or more. It would literally take trillions of dollars to fill that space with supper computers. Go price a super computer... Then notice that it is small enough to fit in your two car garage with room left over. Something doesn't make sense!! They don't need 1200 acres and they don't need 1,000,000 sq/ft. There is something they are not telling us about this sudden dramatic push for massive concrete buildings surrounded by barbed wire.

Solution: Make them open to the public. Monday throgh Friday from 8 Am to 5 PM anyone can walk in and walk around and take pictures and video. Why not? What are they hiding???