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🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 Big time shenanigans going on in UTAH‼️ Utah speaker of the house Mike Schultz owns hundreds of acres of land right near the Stratos data Center site‼️ THIS IS JOURNALISM‼️

This is what Americans can accomplish if they come together Residents packed the Cave City City Council meeting to oppose a new Data Center Their city leaders were going to pass a zoning ordinance change that would have made data centers a “permitted use” Because of the resident pushback, the council rejected that zoning amendment This is great, but you have to keep an eye on what they actually did They then approved a one year moratorium on accepting, processing, or approving any data center applications or permits. This paused new projects while the city reviews zoning language This is why you need to read the details, it’s only a 1 year moratorium Keep pushing back. The fight resumes in 1 year in Kentucky

The real reason why Big Tech needs infinite data centers.

NEW: Streamer Chud the Builder visibly reacts after a judge set his bond at $1.25 million. 28-year-old Dalton Eatherly is facing an attempted murder charge after a shooting outside of a Tennessee courthouse. General Session Court Judge Reid Poland III says he set the bond at $1.25 million, “based upon the fact of how many people were in the courtyard over here at the courthouse and the seriousness of all these felonies.” Eatherly is reportedly facing a possible sentence of 15 to 60 years. Yikes.

Utah deserves FULL TRANSPARENCY on the Box Elder Stratos Project BEFORE we move forward. Official fact sheets and the Governor's FAQ make strong claims, but claims aren't data. We need published, independent studies and real public review periods now, not later. Utahns aren't against jobs, investment, or Al. We're against rushed decisions in the dark. We demand and deserve transparency, independent verification, and accountabilitv. Protests, water rights protests (nearly 4,000 filed), and referendums show the public wants answers, not promises. Here are some of the critical issues and questions that MUST be answered publicly, with independent studies, data, and verifiable details, for real transparency: 1. WATER: Exact projected consumption at full buildout? Closed-loop or dry cooling claims sound good, but where is the published hydrologic analysis, independent review, or proof of net-zero or zero water turbine tech? Water rights app withdrawn after massive protests. When will the refiled application and full impact data (on aquifers, Great Salt Lake watershed, and existing ag rights) be released for public comment? 2. ENERGY and POWER: Detailed specs on the on-site natural gas plants (sourced from Ruby Pipeline)? Long-term fuel supply, reliability, and any grid interaction? Proof it truly won’t raise resident power prices or strain infrastructure? 3. ENVIRONMENTAL and WILDLIFE IMPACTS: Why no independent Environmental Impact Statement or equivalent before county approval? Full studies on wildlife corridors, grazing land, noise, light pollution, and cumulative effects on the fragile desert and Great Salt Lake ecosystem? When will Division of Wildlife Resources, Air Quality, and Water Quality reviews be public? 4. ECONOMIC REALITY and ACCOUNTABILITY: Verifiable breakdown of jobs (how many permanent, local, high-wage versus construction?), tax revenue projections versus actual infrastructure costs, and binding clawback clauses if promises aren’t met? No county funds needed is great, but what are the enforceable safeguards for residents? 5. PUBLIC PROCESS and TIMELINE: Why was the project approved with scant time for studies and limited hearings? Exact timeline, dates, and opportunities for meaningful public comment on all future permits (water rights, air permits, etc.)? Design Review Committee details and how local voices will be included? 6. LONG-TERM VIABILITY and OVERSIGHT: What happens if AI or data center tech shifts and this becomes a stranded asset? Who are the actual tenants or operators? How does MIDA’s national security or defense angle affect transparency? Full disclosure on military ties without compromising security. 7. HEALTH and COMMUNITY: Independent assessments of noise, air, traffic, and quality-of-life impacts on nearby rural residents and Box Elder County as a whole.

EXCLUSIVE: Congressman Andy Ogles and Senator Tommy Tuberville unveil the Assimilation Act, which will: -REPEAL Hart-Celler -End Chain Migration -End the Visa Lottery -End the H-1B Scam -End Birthright Citizenship -Ban Welfare for immigrants for 5 years -Require knowledge of civics, cultural compatibility and proficiency in English.

In this interview, Mr. Wonderful says he doesn’t need 40,000 acres for his AI data center project He says “that was the parcel available . . . It’s called a MIDA designation.” If he doesn’t need 40,000 acres, why is MIDA providing that much land for the project?