Thursday, July 23, 2026

Data Centers are engineered all wrong.

The energy efficiency was never a priority or any consideration given to the community of human beings that would live in the vicinity.

They should never use water to COOL THE AIR. Cooling the air is a waste of time. Cooling each and every unit with its own electrical cooling unit eliminates the need for generalized cooling of the entire building. If each unit within the building had its own cooling unit the air would never get hot. 

The centers are built in a capitalism ideology using the cheapest methods to maximize profits. We know it is unsafe to live under high tension wires as it causes cancer from the electrical field alone. These monstrous buildings are no different. The cancer reality hasn’t erupted yet. It takes at least a decade and more like two decades for cancers and birth defects to show up. The birth defects will result sooner IF statistics of newborns are kept and processed well by disease analysts. 

There is enormous noise pollution that will cause disease and mental strain. The buildings literally HUM no different than an electrical transfer station. 

Ya know how all the techi CEOs lined up for a group picture with Trump on Inauguration Day? Guess who wrote executive orders to green light these nightmares of projects. 

The noise levels are not mechanical. The noise levels are electrical. Mechanical noise can be contained through engineering methods. Electrical noise travels outside any possible method to contain it.

These data centers are built on ground artificially higher than surrounding buildings and communities. It is designed (not engineered) that way to keep rain from flooding into the building. Stop to realize what a floor, even a minor flood, would look like with that complex of electrical grid. 

The lousy things should be built significantly underground. Such an arrangement would assist with temperature control, but, would contain the noise causing electrical problems. I don’t really see it will work any other way. The FACTORY is too dangerous to human life to have constructed it above ground.

Beginning to see the expense if it were done right rather than for the purpose of profit? 

Governors that green lighted these massively intrusive buildings were never provided adequate details of SIDE EFFECTS. And don’t tell me they didn’t know. I believe it is Facebook that has an enormous building in a mountainous region and I want to say it is in Europe somewhere. At least that is what I recall without looking through my records. They know the problems with these things; they just don’t care because the federal government never demanded them to care.

Public utilities are more heavily regulated than these things. I really think Governors expected the Techies to be more responsible than they are in this instance.

See, IT are people pleasing industries, right? They are dependent on happy consumers. Data centers are a completely different aspect to the industry. Data centers are factories. Few employees are involved. The larger capacity is supposed to make people happy at having endless computer capacity. Wrong! 

Data Centers are an imposition on humanity. I guess if one doesn’t value human life over profits that might explain the numerous engineering problems people are facing now. In Oklahoma there are places where people have moved away because of fracking. The same applies here. Just because the data centers are poorly researched does not mean they are safe.

Each data center should be required to have its own sustainable power source on site. They should never be hooked to the grid. The factory needs to stand alone in its energy needs. Wind and solar projects should be encouraged. Below ground is the data center and at the surface its solar powered or wind powered power source. 

There is a lot of work to be done at MIT before the first one was allowed to power up.

Trump tariffs are unconstitutional

He can’t use tariffs as punitive measures. He cannot substitute tariffs for income tax either. He has been told this by the Supreme Court. There are refunds going out from the USA Treasury. Either the bastard is crazy as hell or he is still trying to get his way around the USA Constitution which is also crazy as hell. 

DOW down by nearly one point
S&P is down by more than one point
NASDAQ is down by more than two points
Russell is down by 0.67 percent 

Congress getting the picture yet!

Thank you to the USA House. The problem is Trump's veto and overcoming it.

In testimony to Congress Hegseth he feels confident they are in a safe zone with a renewed war with Iran. I believe Hegseth's statement about renewing a war is in violation of the Rule of Law.

The War Powers Resolution (WPR) (click here), first adopted in 1973 over the veto of President Richard Nixon, establishes presidential reporting requirements and parliamentary procedures intended to reaffirm the constitutional role of Congress in committing the United States into armed conflict abroad. The existence of these fast-track procedures provide an opportunity for Members of Congress to obtain a vote on—or more often in relation to—legislation that either authorizes the presidential use of U.S. Armed Forces or directs their removal from hostilities. When legislation has been introduced pursuant to the WPR, the House and Senate have often chosen to structure consideration in ways other than those prescribed by the statute....

One report, not two. Sixty days, not every time Trump gets the itch to punitively use the USA military. It is NOT a mercenary force for any president to carry out racketeering on an international level.

...An authorization of the use of military force (AUMF) is subject to expedited consideration during the 60-day termination window that begins when the President reports or was required to report on the use of force. An authorizing bill or joint resolution must be introduced within the first 30 calendar days of this 60-day period....

There is no viable strategy for an attack on Iran. It's geography alone is prohibitive to any military invasion. Hegseth is not the man to lead the USA military if such a measure was ever tired by Trump.


 If propaganda is the goal of Trump and the GOP then they will carry it out to allow for the enormous spending for the military. Trump is naive enough to believe a military draft after the Midterm elections will bring about an end to any future problems with Iran. He is wrong. Americans are already dead and haven't put a foot within the borders of Iran. Iran is not disarmed as Iraq was in that illegal war. Iran will never disarm now. Trump's administration is not trustworthy.

July 23, 2026
By Garrett Downs

Congress on Thursday (click here) split on advancing a pair of war powers resolutions aimed at forcing President Donald Trump to abandon his war with Iran, as the conflict escalates into a deadly new phase and oil tops $100 a barrel.

The moves were the first vote since Trump informed Congress that he restarted the war with Iran following the breakdown of peace negotiations. The conflict’s revival after weeks of a shaky ceasefire comes just months before the U.S. midterm elections. It threatens to scramble the majority Republicans’ plan to maintain their razor-thin majorities.

The Senate on Thursday voted 47-49 to kill a joint resolution under the War Powers Act to force Trump to end hostilities in Iran. That chamber’s action follows a 214-208 House vote earlier in the day to approve a similar measure under the War Powers Act....

Untrustworthy in that Trump does not follow the Rule of Law. He was never supposed to assassinate the leaders of another country.

The Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies (click here) (also known by its acronym, the BESA Center) is an independent, non-partisan think tank conducting policy-relevant research on Middle Eastern and global strategic affairs, particularly as they relate to the national security and foreign policy of Israel and regional peace and stability....

...When the latest but probably (click here) not the last Iran war started on February 28, 2026, the first victims, for once, were not innocent bystanders but rather Iran’s rulers and executioners: the supreme dictator Ali Khamenei, Chief of the General Staff and head of Iran’s Armed Forces General Abdolrahim Mousavi, Minister of Defense General Aziz Nasirzadeh, Head of Military Research and Development Hossein Jabal Amelian, his predecessor Brigadier General Reza Mozaffari Nia, the Minister of Intelligence, his deputy for Israel affairs Yahya Hosseini Panjaki, other officials, and private citizen Mojtaba Khamenei—son of Ali Khamenei but utterly unqualified for the emphatically non-hereditary supreme leader position. Mojtaba has not been seen since the bombing and is likely mutilated if still alive....

End this thing before it gets out of hand and the entire Middle East is on fire. Israel has a plan in case of such escalation. Now, in anticipation of being able to continue his aggression Trump wants to give Saudi Arabia nuclear capacity. He cannot do that without the express consent of the USA Congress. He can negotiate an agreement, and sign it, but, the ultimate law must be passed by Congress.

Any nuclear capacity is not a government activity alone. The Congress has to provide for it and the private sector will receive the funding and financial benefits. Does anyone actually think the Saudis will actually see a nuclear reactor built yet alone any opportunity for centrifuges. Already the Saudis are daunted by the Houthis. It was not long ago the Saudis were involved in a war that did not go well. Who was it then, Yemen? It was. The return of such warring parties will not go well for Saudi Arabia. It nearly went well last time.

What is Hegseth going to do? There aren't enough American soldiers to go around. The Trump administration continues to widen the war theater. Trump alone and his faux ambitions is the biggest threat to the USA national security. 

This aggression by the Houthis is directly Trump's fault. He is spawning more and more battle ready jihadists. 

July 23, 2026
By David Brennan

The U.S. war with Iran could yet become a conflict (click here) defined by two maritime chokepoints, analysts have warned, with the under-fire regime in Tehran seeking to leverage its regional "Axis of Resistance" allies to throttle international trade and raise the economic costs of the American campaign.

This week, the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen -- who since 2014 have been locked in a conflict with the internationally-recognized Yemeni government, which is backed by Saudi Arabia -- announced the start of a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, following weeks of escalating tensions over planned flights between Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital Sanaa and Iran.

The embargo puts into focus Saudi Arabia's western coast along the Red Sea, which is bordered at its southern end by the Bab el-Mandeb Strait -- only around 18 miles wide at its narrowest point. On its eastern side is southwestern Yemen, parts of which are controlled by Houthi forces....

Tehran has a population alone of 9.6 million people. End this mess with Trump. The USA never wins these wars. People die. The people of Iran will suffer and die in large numbers if Trump thinks nuclear ambitions is the way forward. The Iranians will not allow nuclear escalation. 



The USA Congress assessment (click here) for nuclear capabilities of Iran. It is inconclusive. A war cannot be declared based on nuclear capabilities if it doesn't exist. 


Since the early 2000s, Tehran's construction of gas centrifuge uranium enrichment facilities has generated widespread concern in Congress that Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons. According to past U.S. intelligence assessments, Tehran had the capacity to produce nuclear weapons at some point but had halted its nuclear weapons program and had not mastered all of the necessary technologies for building such weapons....

Trump does nothing but lie. The IAEA has not been on the ground in Iran since Trump decided Iran was the best country in the Middle East to hate. Enough of this.

How do billionaires express their morality?


 

Is every American working as they want to be?


What astounds me is the disregard for Americans employment by this administration. The job numbers are not great. People fall out of the job market depending on the availability of jobs they are trained or educated to do. 

The spike in unemployment with Trump vs. the Great Recession (click here). That was the COVID-19 unemployment rate. The Congress passed a gap measure to supplement unemployment in the USA. For 2025 and 2026 it is creeping back up again.




























Is every American satisfied with their employment and income vs. cost of living?

Are Gen Xers happy?

July 23, 2018
By Richard Fry

Few American homeowners (click here) were spared from the broad housing collapse a decade ago, but Generation Xers were hit particularly hard. Newer to the housing market, more likely to be buying at peak prices and taking on more mortgage debt to buy their homes, they lost more wealth than other generations. But a new Pew Research Center analysis of Federal Reserve data finds that Gen Xers are the only generation of households to recover the wealth they lost during the Great Recession....

Why is this important? Because they have been, in the past, resilient. More than resilient, they have been industrious within their own lives within the USA experience. They had opportunity to return them to a comfortable status. Today, SSI is under threat without any promise of resolving any short falls.

The Congress just approved enormous military spending. Why isn't the same spending occurring to rescue the SSI accounts of Americans? The Gen Xers are going to need SSI. Will it be there for them? Right now, the SSI accounts are saying 2035 to a half in all SSI incomes. Generation X has done their part. They have contributed all their lives. Hello?

31 March 2026
By Rachel Dobkin

Generation X has the most pessimistic view (click here) of the economy, and worry they don’t have enough money stored away for retirement, according to a newly released study.
This age group was born between 1965 and 1980, making them around 46 to 61 years old.
Americans can start to receive their Social Security retirement benefits as early as 62 years old, so it makes sense that Gen X would start thinking more heavily about retirement....




The True Rate of Unemployment (TRU) (click here), as defined by LISEP, measures the percentage of the U.S. labor force that is functionally unemployed



Was Gabriel Perez acting on his own or did he carry out insider research and trading with Trump's interests in mind?

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is looking for public comment on it's Whistleblower Rules (click here). The general public needs to look at these rules and decide if they need to be changed and in what ways. if the public does not get involved there is a better than 50 percent chance the new rules will be punitive toward whistleblowers.

Federal law protects whistleblowers (click here). With federal laws in place why is it the CFTC is troubled by it's own interpretation of the law?

July 16, 2026
By Marshall Cohen

WASHINGTON - The federal agency (click here) that regulates prediction markets is investigating President Donald Trump’s longtime teleprompter operator for potential insider trading, according to two sources familiar with the matter.

The sources said White House employee Gabriel Perez made trades on the prediction site Kalshi that were flagged for possible insider activity. The trades were on “mention markets,” where users can bet on which words and phrases that public figures, including Trump, will say at speeches and events....