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@ShawnRyan762 @ShawnRyanShow Why are you interviewing people who claimed on your own show that he is protecting sacrificial pedophilia?

Today, I had the opportunity to speak with Father Chad Ripperger for his second appearance on the show, this time traveling to his Catholic church in Colorado. We discuss diabolical influence, the spiritual battle for the human mind and soul, claims surrounding UFO disclosure, the nature and fall of angels, and the role of sacrifice, free will, and faith in resisting evil.

Here we go!!

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How in the world is @howardlutnick in charge of policing ai all the sudden? Howard Lutnick!? Where is @DavidSacks ?? What is even happening?

Mythos has been allowed again for 100 companies Still no word on Fable for consumers From Semafor

@Jason @nikitabier @SpeechifyAI Why speechify instead of ElevenReader?

that's a killer feature... I like to listen to these like audiobooks, so I use @SpeechifyAI, but it doesn't let you open x pages... which means you have to copy and paste, yada yada... then I forget and give up the speechify chrome extension works.. so this is just a an app issue

Would be great to add a "read in grok" to these articles @nikitabier

@TimothyAlberino @blurrycreatures What if they are not from our universe though?

@blurrycreatures Why would this make anyone question their beliefs? The Son of God reigns supreme over the entire universe and everything in it.

Steven Spielberg says his upcoming alien film, Disclosure Day, will have Christians "second-guessing" their beliefs. "Is God our God only on this planet, or is God a God for every system where there's civilization?"

I’ve never understood why members of the lds church care so much about what other Christians think of us. It seems insecure. Just like why we pay so much attention to growth numbers. The Gospel is being spread, the work is being done, that’s the prophecy. Not that numbers will exceed other denominations or that all Christians will accept our doctrine. Am I wrong?

@ShawnRyan762 Shawn, in this episode this guy literally admits to knowing high ranking people in the Catholic Church that perform pedophila in their rituals. And you just let it slide?

Exorcist Built a Diabolic Influence Guide for the Vatican “He wrote this book called Diabolic Influence, which I’ve been picking up and digging into since I interviewed him. I think a lot of people are unaware of the fact that there are seven different kinds of diabolic influence. He talks about how evil, demons, and demonic influence kind of seep into your life and how it gets in. You can’t even buy the book. He wrote it for the Vatican as a guide. I do believe that there are dark forces at play, and if you’re not spiritually connected, you’re really susceptible.” @joshduhamel

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

A group of Box Elder County residents filed two applications for a referendum challenging the construction of the Stratos-MIDA data center in the county. bit.ly/42X3HfM

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

Don't worry about citizen pushback. I'm telling you, they're stupid. All I have to do is use their own taxpayer dollars to buy every billboard in the state and fill them with messaging about how opposing data centers is unkind.

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

I’m the only developer of data centers on earth that graduated from environmental studies. I'm pretty aware of what these concerns are. They are around air, water use, heat, noise pollution. So sustainability is at the heart of what we do in terms of all these proposals. We search for the best technology. There's many air-cooled turbines now, so you're blending in air-cooled versus water. There's so many different ways to generate power. We can also put a percentage of the power generation through solar, wind, and batteries because the battery technology is 10X more efficient than it was just five years ago. So that's very helpful because it makes the cost of energy lower.

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

Kevin O’Leary claims without evidence that 90% of the people protesting his 40,000 acre Utah data center are “being bussed in” and don’t even live in the state.

I live about 30 miles away from the site. A lot of my neighbors are rocket scientists / engineers at thiokol (not sure if it’s still called this, but it’s what everyone refers to it as). And I can 100% confirm that the vast majority of the people protesting were from around here. Can also say that no body I have spoken to believes the governor or ESPECIALLY @kevinolearytv when they talk about it not have any impact on natural resources. Water is a big deal in rural towns for people who don’t realize. I’ve seen people pull shotguns and get in countless fights because one person didn’t shut a head gate and stole a couple hours of water. Not sure if what has been claimed is true about it not using water because of recirculation, but I am sure the pro datacenter people are losing that propaganda battle in a massive way. Same thing with energy. They keep saying it’s a natural gas pipeline, but I can tell you when people here that they hear “your natural gas bill will increase” and nothing else. People in box elder country are rural people, and first having the nuclear reactor in Brigham city announced, and now this is a genuine overload to their rural lifestyle system of thinking. I love ai, I use it more than probably 80% of people (more than 99% of my neighbors) but also understand where they are coming from.

Funny thing is that to get to this proposed data center site - opponents have to literally be bussed right past and then 15 miles to the west of the "Rocket Ranch". 22,000 acres. 800+ buildings. 4.6 million square feet of manufacturing. At its peak- it employed 6500 workers. Rocket Ranch is Northrup Grumman's Promontory Plant - aka ATK/Thiokol. It produces the massive Solid Rocket Motors (SMRs) for NASA’s SLS Artemis program and U.S. ICBMs including the new Sentinel missile. This heavy-industrial military site has been building and testing rocket motors, mixing propellants etc for 70 years. The two locations are 15 miles apart. Protestors have to drive past the manufacturing facility for ICBM rocket motors to protest a data center that will produce: "23 atom bombs of heat" each day. Ironic.

Whoa..

@DefiantLs @grok how much medical debt is there really?

Democrat Socialist Abdul El-Sayed at Bernie Sanders rally, "We could eliminate all the medical debt in the whole country for $2.5 billion."

lol turning data centers into “temples” is not going to have the desired effect on the anti ai crowd.