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SignUp Now!I think this is pretty simple. Money can buy influence, it’s that simple. A new data center is a big economic deal, which means lots of money to buy politicians/elections. A million square foot data center is a multibillion dollar facility just inside the fence. Plus you need significant water and power infrastructure to supply the site (potentially billions more $). Plus you need people to work there which means housing development, commercial development etc. Lots of developers, contractors, engineers are getting rich. So not only does Microsoft have neverending cash supplies (relative to buying politicians), but all of those people who are also making money kick some back to elections too.Something is really wrong here. Idaho is mostly conservative outside of Boise. Even so, Albertsons (includes Safeway, Vons, more brands), is one of the largest grocers in the country. For true grocers they are second only to Kroger. Albertsons is based in Boise. You can’t convince me they don’t have the influence to stand up for Idaho farmers…
Unfortunately, he won’t get the chance.
And the black people still in the rear.Check out the two guys in the back right corner doing all the work.
Don’t get me wrong. I agree money is buying influence at the expense of the voters that made Idaho what it is/was. This is just a complete sellout of an industry in order to line political packets and placate big tech.I think this is pretty simple. Money can buy influence, it’s that simple. A new data center is a big economic deal, which means lots of money to buy politicians/elections. A million square foot data center is a multibillion dollar facility just inside the fence. Plus you need significant water and power infrastructure to supply the site (potentially billions more $). Plus you need people to work there which means housing development, commercial development etc. Lots of developers, contractors, engineers are getting rich. So not only does Microsoft have neverending cash supplies (relative to buying politicians), but all of those people who are also making money kick some back to elections too.
i aware of one Microsoft data center that is only being limited by water infrastructure. $250 million to increase their water supply by 10x was just deemed to expensive. Instead they are going with the 3x option which is much more reasonably priced and can be ready in a couple years instead of 6-8 years. The data center is going to use three times the water of all other users in the municipality combined. This location has a robust water supply compared to the population so it’s not the same issue as Idaho.
Sky News Australia has turned radically pro-Trump the last two months. It's owned by Rupert Murdoch. James Murdoch is on the board of Directors of Tesla. Elon was at a meeting in LA with Rupert Murdoch and other big donors. David Sacks and the All-In guys were pushing for Tulsi Gabbard as VP. Long way of saying I think the pick is in for VP...
Elon Musk hosted an âanti-Bidenâ dinner party. Hereâs who attended
Elite dinner co-hosted by entrepreneur David Sacks at his home in the Hollywood Hillswww.independent.co.uk
‘All sorts of chatter’ about former Democrat becoming Trump’s VP pick
Jewish FALSE FLAG
Good response
Catch me outside girl got caught outside
The uber rich don’t think like we do. They don’t have to throttle their actions when thinking about their families. They know as long as they play the game they won’t have to worry about meals, travel, and security. The Idaho pols that are bought and paid for, believe they are in the club now.Don’t get me wrong. I agree money is buying influence at the expense of the voters that made Idaho what it is/was. This is just a complete sellout of an industry in order to line political packets and placate big tech.
Be a shame to find out just how little production is lost.Same thing I do now…