00:01:58.240This is an investment back in our people for their long-term future.
00:02:01.840Across the United States, utility giants and big tech allies are wielding eminent domain like a club,
00:02:09.200bulldozing generational properties under the guise of progress and energy needs.
00:02:15.340Sold as innovation, now revealing itself as a ruthless corporate takeover, where your backyard, your farm, or your childhood home becomes collateral damage for server farms that guzzle power like there's no tomorrow.
00:02:29.420This assault is hitting hard in states like Georgia, where Georgia Power is targeting families in Coetta County to clear paths for massive transmission lines, supporting a $17 billion data center project in neighboring Fayette County.
00:02:45.880Although nobody in this town wants a damn data center, our commissioners still approved it, so therefore Georgia Power is using easement rights to force homeowners, long-time homeowners, old homeowners, into selling their family properties and their family homes so they can be torn down and power lines be extended to support these data centers.
00:03:11.280Similar nightmares are unfolding in Pennsylvania, where rural families like Brenda Rizzo's 101-acre farm stare down 240-foot towers for AI data centers.
00:03:23.560Nationwide, the scale is staggering. Nearly 3,000 new data centers under construction or proposed, piling onto thousands already operating, with rural America bearing the brunt.
00:03:36.680Construction is either in final planning or even in progress in a ton of not-so-remote areas.
00:03:42.840Forget the ones that are already built already.
00:03:44.600There's thousands of them all over the country.
00:03:46.040But you have Phoenix, Arizona, Atlanta, Georgia.
00:03:48.840Actually, that's becoming like one of the biggest major hubs with dozens more planned.
00:03:52.620Columbus, Ohio, Reno, Nevada, Quincy, Washington, El Paso, Texas, Santa Teresa, New Mexico, Imperial County, California, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, Kansas City, Missouri.
00:04:03.120And one of the biggest ones, Salt Lake City, they want to build one there that is twice the size of Manhattan.
00:04:14.040Now, despite residents vehemently opposing this, like they went to the town hall meeting and they were like, no, everybody was like, no.
00:04:20.980Somehow, it was unanimously approved by the Box Elder County Commission.
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00:05:05.580Now, InfoWars has been shut down, but we're now at the Alex Jones Network.
00:05:09.160But The Onion, financed by Bloomberg and the Democrats, is all over the news saying we're shut down, we're off the air, and that they successfully took over the company.
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