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This article by Miles Mathis questions the necessity of building massive AI data centers, particularly in Texas. The author argues that there isn’t an exponential increase in valuable data expected, and that current human knowledge could fit into a single, cleared-out brain. He likens the proposed data to the garbage found on Ebay, suggesting that much of it is low-quality or even self-generated trash by AI. Mathis criticizes the immense energy and resource drain this would entail, contradicting the idea that machines should simplify things. He dismisses the idea of government or scientific records as the data, suggesting it might be for NSA surveillance or storing unviewed vacation photos. Mathis labels the AI data center push as a “conjob” and “boondoggle,” a new way to tax without delivery, potentially shifting funds from military spending. He contrasts this with Trump’s stated goal of downsizing departments and links it to environmental disaster through mining and pollution. He draws parallels to Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, warning of a world dominated by greedy industrialists. Mathis believes Trump, Musk, and others are “conmen” and that the Republican Party is not a savior. He points to Trump’s continued use of hoaxes and claims of fighting the “deep state” while allegedly being directed by it. The author then shifts to the sale of Panama Canal ports to Blackrock, arguing this is not US ownership and highlighting the immense global power of Blackrock, Vanguard, Fidelity, and StateStreet, which he claims are fronts for ancient wealthy families like the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Vanderbilts, and Stuarts. He traces lineage and connections through historical figures and noble families to demonstrate this alleged entrenched power structure.

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