Nearly 3,000 new data centers are under construction or planned across the United States, and most Americans have no idea what these things actually are or what they are being built to do.
In this clip, Seth breaks down the explosive growth of AI data centers across the country, including the largest one ever proposed: 62 square miles in rural Utah, fast-tracked by the state government with the public completely locked out of the decision. This is not about faster internet. This is about building the physical infrastructure of a surveillance state.
Seth covers the noise pollution — what it actually sounds like to live half a mile from one of these things at 1 in the morning. The light pollution bathing rural Texas towns in a 24-hour industrial glow. The heat islands raising local temperatures by nearly 4 degrees. The water usage — one Google facility in Ohio alone pulling 387,000 gallons per day, full of forever chemicals when it comes back out. And the electricity bills in states like Georgia, where residents are paying up to $267 more per year just to power these things while the data centers themselves get a discount.
These are not side effects. They are symptoms. The infrastructure for a digital prison is being built all around us, funded by our own tax dollars, poisoning our water, and driving up our cost of living — while the people pushing it tell us they’re worried about the environment.
“Over 11,000 Data Centers worldwide … more than 5,000 are in the usa … with thousands more planned … Let that sink in.” ~
Man In America – from May 5th, 2026
Well it seems Georgia is leading the pack here on data centers. I did check the interactive map on this and none are being built here in the mountains or even close. Those who see my posts know I am all about back up plans. So why not have one on this matter. I propose each member but as me sort of small RV that can be pulled with a truck or even smaller ones can be pulled by a car. These AI data centers are going to be in many places and their operational reach will probably be even much further. If we can be mobile in numbers we can, 1) get out of the way of these things if need be. 2) protect each other and pool resources. It seems from war, to the wrecked economy, to the upcoming fuel crisis, to the invasion of illegals, to hantavirus, and now data centers, none of us really know what’s in store for us in the future. So if the need arises we can be mobile as a group.
Just an fyi. Hal Turner is reporting an IED explosive was discovered on an Alabama dam. The FBI were called in to detonate it.
Btw. Natural news.com is reporting today that 50,000 residents in Nevada are being cut off from power because of Data Centers Will take it. They have a year to find another power source.