[0:00] Your family, your friends, your pets,
[0:03] you are not safe. AI data centers
[0:07] continue to steamroll across society,
[0:10] pounding and pillaging, beating you into
[0:13] submission and obedience. They're
[0:15] popping up everywhere. They're showing
[0:17] no signs of slowing down. Even if one of
[0:19] them gets stopped, which doesn't really
[0:20] happen, it's like a hydra. 50 more take
[0:22] its place. It's just a weed, a plague
[0:26] for which there is no cure. They are
[0:30] being built in your backyard, in your
[0:32] front yard, it taken away your house to
[0:34] build them. They're putting them in your
[0:36] dreams. There's nowhere AI data centers
[0:38] won't get put and there is nothing that
[0:41] it won't but [ __ ] The cost of pretty
[0:43] much everything has been to the moon
[0:47] recently and that's going to continue to
[0:49] happen. But take solace knowing that
[0:53] even if you can't afford [ __ ] anymore,
[0:55] at least your sacrifice is helping to
[0:58] put more clams in the piggy bank of
[1:00] people that are likely in the Epstein
[1:01] files. And isn't that something to be
[1:04] proud of? And the thing is, it's not
[1:06] like people are just going quietly into
[1:07] the night. There are constant massive
[1:10] turnouts at local city council meetings
[1:13] and people doing their best to petition
[1:15] and try and stop their communities,
[1:17] their elected officials in their
[1:18] community from approving these massive
[1:21] data center projects, but the people
[1:23] that are elected to lead them don't care
[1:25] because they make a lot of dloons off
[1:27] the deals. There is a complete lack of
[1:31] accountability. they get to get away
[1:33] with it and it's just a trend that's
[1:35] unfortunately no breaks on this train.
[1:38] All fart and poop. You get the whole
[1:40] kitten kaboodleoodle here when it comes
[1:41] to AI data centers. And I just saw
[1:43] something today about how a farmer named
[1:46] Darren Blanchard got arrested at one of
[1:50] these public hearings about a data
[1:52] center in his community because he went
[1:56] 5 seconds over his 3inut time aotment
[1:59] when he was speaking his piece about uh
[2:02] the data center that they were opining
[2:04] on. Two weeks ago, we met Amber Robinson
[2:07] Rodriguez outside Claremore Police
[2:10] Department where she was suffering from
[2:12] sticker shock.
[2:13] >> Uh 1,750,
[2:15] I believe, was the final total.
[2:17] >> That's how much the city of Claremore
[2:19] told her it would cost in order to
[2:22] produce the body cam footage from the
[2:24] arrest of Darren Blanchard back in
[2:26] February at a meeting about the Project
[2:28] Mustang data center.
[2:30] >> It's diabolical. So he was arrested
[2:32] because he went very slightly over his
[2:36] time when speaking about Project
[2:38] Mustang. This takes place in Claremore,
[2:41] Oklahoma. It is a 300 acre data center
[2:44] which obviously no ordinary civilians
[2:46] want infesting their community because
[2:50] all available evidence, all the
[2:51] available data and investigations that
[2:53] have been conducted into the operational
[2:55] data centers that have swept in these
[2:58] communities suggests that it is
[3:00] detrimental and a burden to these
[3:02] communities and does nothing to actually
[3:04] help any of the people that live there.
[3:07] it is solely beneficial to those at the
[3:10] top of the food chain. So, no one wants
[3:13] that because it is a massive hit to
[3:15] their quality of life in the area based
[3:17] on everything we know about it. So,
[3:20] there's always a big turnout and here
[3:21] there was a big turnout. People very
[3:23] passionately expressing their
[3:25] disapproval of this project Mustang, a
[3:28] 300 acre data center that they don't
[3:30] want. They they're saying, "Get that
[3:32] [ __ ] out of here. Please take the cheese
[3:35] touch elsewhere." And Darren Blanchard
[3:38] is a farmer who was speaking his piece.
[3:40] He went slightly over time and they
[3:43] moved to have him trespassed instantly
[3:46] because he went 5 seconds over time.
[3:49] That shows you that they are well aware
[3:52] of how unpopular data centers are. They
[3:54] just don't care and they have a complete
[3:57] disregard for the people that they're
[3:58] supposed to represent and lead. It is a
[4:01] hatred of the community because I
[4:04] believe they view them as obstacles to
[4:06] their wallet. These people in power
[4:09] stand to gain a lot from data centers
[4:12] being put into these communities. So
[4:14] anytime someone tries to push back
[4:16] against them like, "Hey, we don't want
[4:17] this. We don't want this." They plug
[4:19] their ears, tune it out, and in this
[4:20] case move to use law enforcement like
[4:22] their little hound dogs to have them
[4:24] silenced. So he goes 5 seconds over time
[4:27] and they immediately move to have him
[4:29] trespassed. He then uh gets arrested and
[4:33] the body cam footage was held for a
[4:36] while and when attempted to try and get
[4:39] into the hands of this individual,
[4:41] they were telling her that it would cost
[4:44] $1,750
[4:46] to get this body cam footage, which
[4:49] again, public record. Like this is this
[4:52] is not something that should have a
[4:53] price tag of this absurd degree under
[4:57] any circumstances. This is just scummy
[5:00] across the board. It is so unbelievably
[5:03] corrupt. It would be laughable if it
[5:04] wasn't so [ __ ] evil.
[5:08] >> The arrest stunned many in the crowd,
[5:11] including Amber, who was there.
[5:13] >> I was appalled. I was very surprised. I
[5:15] didn't think he would actually be
[5:16] arrested.
[5:17] >> You need to leave. I'm done with the
[5:19] money. The body cam footage has now
[5:21] found its way to YouTube, shedding light
[5:23] on the dialogue between the officers and
[5:26] Blanchard leading up to his arrest.
[5:28] >> It's very natural be to be surprised
[5:30] like this to see the police force
[5:32] wielded as a personal tool of corruption
[5:35] instead of justice to arrest this man or
[5:38] move to have him trespassed because he
[5:40] went 5 seconds over his threeinut time
[5:44] frame which probably wasn't maliciously
[5:47] done. He didn't put up a stink. He
[5:49] didn't fight back or anything. He just
[5:50] said, "Okay, I'm done with the mic."
[5:53] It's just so outrageous. And then to
[5:56] have the gall to try and charge her
[5:59] $1700
[6:01] to have access to this body cam, there's
[6:05] no end to the depravity when it comes to
[6:07] AI data centers and the protection of
[6:10] the AI data centers. They have more
[6:13] rights than you do. these facilities
[6:15] that nobody wants. No actual Americans
[6:19] want. It's just these greedy [ __ ]
[6:22] ghouls, these worms that want them. And
[6:24] yet they treat these data centers like
[6:26] it's God. They treat it like that's who
[6:29] they're supposed to be looking out for
[6:31] is the data centers and those investors
[6:33] and those billionaires, those rich
[6:36] puppets and the civilians. That's the
[6:39] enemy. You're the problem.
[6:42] >> My record asked to leave. I'm not going
[6:44] to leave.
[6:45] >> Blanchard declines to leave and then
[6:47] walks to the stage to submit some
[6:49] documents.
[7:04] on what grounds right now.
[7:06] >> I said on what grounds arrested.
[7:13] >> Doesn't put up a big fight about it.
[7:14] Walks away from the mic and then walks
[7:16] towards the officials to deliver these
[7:18] papers, which he is well within his
[7:19] right to do. The officer even says, "All
[7:21] right, give them to Sarah, then let's
[7:23] go." So, he is presenting these
[7:25] documents to those officials. He
[7:26] inquires, "What grounds is he being
[7:28] arrested?" And then you can even hear
[7:30] one of those [ __ ] vermin up there say
[7:33] arrest him. And of course the they
[7:36] follow his demands. Of course,
[7:38] absolutely. Yes, sir. Uh would you like
[7:40] me to come over there on your penis? Do
[7:42] you need that as well after we send this
[7:44] innocent farmer away in cuffs? Okay.
[7:46] Just let me know for that about that
[7:48] later. It's so sickening, man. He is
[7:50] well within his right to give those
[7:52] papers. He's giving those papers and
[7:53] then just asking, "Well, why am I being
[7:55] arrested?" Because he hasn't done
[7:56] anything wrong. He went very very very
[7:58] slightly over time. 5 seconds. I
[8:00] guarantee they didn't even know 1,000%.
[8:03] They probably didn't even have a [ __ ]
[8:04] idea that he went over time. Or maybe
[8:06] one person was like really honed in on
[8:08] it, just waiting to kick him off of the
[8:10] stand and looking and fishing for any
[8:11] excuse to get him out of there. So, he
[8:13] went over time. All right, let's get him
[8:14] trespassed. Clearly, he is a scoundrel.
[8:16] He's looking to stir [ __ ] up. It's It's
[8:19] just out of control. It's completely out
[8:21] of control. While the footage has shed
[8:24] light on what transpired between
[8:25] Blanchard and the officers, it has also
[8:28] raised questions about the costs charged
[8:31] for the video.
[8:32] >> The $1,750. Um, did you end up paying
[8:35] that or no?
[8:36] >> Absolutely not. I would never pay $1,750
[8:40] for records that are public records.
[8:43] >> We spoke with the person who picked up
[8:44] the footage and they actually ended up
[8:46] paying $120.
[8:48] >> Huh. So weird how they really dropped
[8:51] the price on that so much. Must have
[8:53] been like a Steam summer sale here on
[8:55] the body cam footage. Weird how that
[8:58] worked out. Oh man, what a head
[9:00] scratcher that is.
[9:02] >> Why the huge difference? Here's what
[9:04] Amber says she was told when she called
[9:06] the authorities.
[9:07] >> So when I called this morning, I said,
[9:08] "Hey, I saw this stuff on YouTube.
[9:11] That's exactly what I requested. They
[9:13] told me that's something that legal
[9:15] would have to look at. It likely was due
[9:17] to the differences in the requests,
[9:19] which I said, "I think they're
[9:21] identical. Is there someone who could
[9:22] talk to me?" No one was available to
[9:24] talk to me.
[9:25] >> Yeah, I'm not surprised no one was
[9:26] available to speak to her about this
[9:28] situation here. They were all too busy
[9:30] having a group hug in the shower and
[9:31] jerking each other off at the glorious
[9:33] thought of that data center coming into
[9:34] town. It is actually crazy just how
[9:37] blatant the corruption and the hatred
[9:39] for you the civilians is from people in
[9:42] positions of power like here at the
[9:44] Claremore Oklahoma council. Cuz just
[9:47] think about this. If they had just let
[9:49] him finish his piece, which he was only
[9:51] 5 seconds over his allotted time and
[9:53] seemingly finishing up anyway. If they
[9:55] had just let him finish and then deliver
[9:56] his papers, which again well within his
[9:58] right to do, no one would have ever even
[10:00] been aware of what unfolded here. No one
[10:02] would have even heard about this
[10:03] Claremore 300 acre project Mustang data
[10:07] center. But because they hate you so
[10:10] much, they just couldn't help but try
[10:12] and [ __ ] this farmer here. Put him on
[10:14] display. Spread him like a turkey here.
[10:17] Let the police department come in and
[10:19] just arrest him because, well, he's just
[10:22] kind of annoying. He went over his time
[10:24] and that's a nuisance. We got data
[10:26] centers we got to be making money off
[10:27] of. That's how much they hate you. They
[10:30] can't even just let you finish in order
[10:31] to avoid them having a PR backlash. They
[10:35] want to ensure that you know how much
[10:38] they don't care. It is stunning just how
[10:42] bold they are and brazen with their
[10:45] disdain for the people that they were
[10:47] elected to lead in their communities
[10:49] here. They just don't give a [ __ ] They
[10:53] are totally fine to spit in your face
[10:55] like this. Please arrest him. It's just
[10:58] so gross. So yeah, I I wanted to yap
[11:01] about this a little bit. Just more
[11:02] degeneracy from the AI data centers.
[11:05] That's really about it.