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Joe Rogan: "You have people like Bill Gates saying that planting trees to deal with carbon dioxide is ridiculous." "How is that ridiculous? They literally turn carbon dioxide into oxygen. It's their food. That's what the food of plants is."

The world just built a machine that drinks clean water like a river. And nobody is talking about what that actually means. 🚨 🚨 🚨 AI DATA CENTERS WILL CONSUME ENOUGH CLEAN WATER TO SUPPLY 1.3 BILLION PEOPLE BY 2030 — PER A UNITED NATIONS REPORT 🚨 🚨 🚨 A United Nations report just put a number on it. Not a vague warning. Not a projection buried in a footnote. A hard figure: AI data centers will consume enough freshwater to supply 1.3 billion people annually by 2030. That is not a typo. One sector. One cooling system. 1.3 BILLION people's worth of water. THE WEAPON: → Global data center water consumption: 560 billion liters per year right now → Projected consumption by 2030: 1,200 billion liters (IEA) → US AI data centers alone: 17 billion gallons consumed in 2023 → US projection by 2028: 38–73 billion gallons annually → Single large facility withdrawal: up to 5 million gallons per day — the daily need of a city of 50,000 people → Evaporative cooling rate: ~80% of withdrawn water evaporates and is NEVER returned → Per-query footprint: every 100-word AI prompt consumes roughly one 16.9 oz bottle of water → Indirect footprint: electricity generation adds another 60% on top of direct consumption THE TARGET: → Phoenix region alone: data center water use projected to rise 870% — from 385 million to 3.7 billion gallons per year → Google's Council Bluffs facility: 3.9 million gallons withdrawn daily, on average → Hyperscale facilities expected to account for half of all future US AI water consumption THE MATH: → 2021 US data center baseline: 163.7 billion gallons annually → Five years of AI acceleration later: 300%+ growth for key operators → By 2030: one sector's cooling needs rival or exceed the municipal water supply of entire countries → 1.3 billion people. That is the population of Africa. That is more than the entire Western Hemisphere. Read that again. 💀 There are currently 2 billion people on Earth without reliable access to clean water 💀 AI infrastructure is being built fastest in water-stressed regions — Phoenix, the American Southwest, the Middle East 💀 Once evaporated, that water does not come back — it is not recycled, it is not returned to the aquifer, it is gone ⚠️ The world is already withdrawing freshwater faster than it is being replenished ⚠️ Agriculture uses 70–80% of global freshwater — AI is now the fastest-growing new competitor for what remains ⚠️ This is not a future problem. 560 billion liters are being consumed right now, today, this year. They're showing you the AI boom. They're NOT showing you what is being drained to power it — the aquifers that took thousands of years to fill, the rivers already running low, the municipal systems already competing with server farms for the same water table. You don't build a machine that evaporates 80% of everything it drinks in a water-stressed world and call it progress. You don't scale that machine by 300% in five years and assume the water will keep showing up. You do that when you have decided, consciously or not, that the output is worth more than the resource that keeps 8 billion people alive. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨

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And now the Kremlin says it is waging war against Ukraine to stop Ukrainian strikes on Moscow and St. Petersburg — strikes that simply did not exist until Russia invaded Ukraine. The dumbest war in the dumbest timeline in human history.

Can we clap for the Albanians please? Over 100,000 of them took to the streets, shut down the capital protesting Maga Jared Kushner & Maga Ivanka Trump. Protecting their sacred lands from these vampires

France has introduced one of the world’s toughest environmental laws by criminalizing “ecocide” under its Climate and Resilience Act. The new legislation allows courts to impose severe penalties on companies and executives responsible for severe and lasting damage to air, water, or soil. Convicted offenders can face fines of up to €4.5 million, or up to ten times the profits gained from the violation, along with prison sentences of up to 10 years. This marks a significant cultural and legal shift, elevating environmental protection to the same level of seriousness as threats to public safety or human life. The law is part of a growing international movement, driven by activists, scientists, and legal experts, to treat large-scale ecological destruction as a serious crime rather than a mere business cost. While some critics worry the law may prove difficult to enforce, it reflects a broader recognition that the health of the planet’s ecosystems is essential to human survival.

The Guardian reports that Reform UK have got Another £3m from foreign based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne And £4m from another crypto billionaire Ben Delo

In first, California city overwhelmingly votes to permanently ban datacenters. Concerns about negative environmental effects, public health, increasing utility prices, proximity to homes. Data centres don't generate many jobs. Will Britons follow suit? theguardian.com/us-news/2026/j…

Hussam Ebu Safieh, "İsrail'in rehineler için ölüm cezası" ile öldürülecek olan Filistinli doktorlardan biridir (diğer 95 doktor arasında). Onu öldürmelerine izin verme. Bunu yeniden yayınlayın.

I’ve been investigating the russian refinery for days now and the story gets darker and darker. The shipments are sent to Siberia, smelted, and sold to the russian company ‘ASK’. This company distributes aluminium directly to Russia’s missile & drone manufacturers.

Robert Gros made £27m selling useless gowns via the VIP PPE Lane, of course he never paid back a penny, he bought 2 mansions instead. RT and see if we can make him as famous as Michelle Mone.

‘I was arrested for civil disobedience … I turned 82 in jail!’ — Actor and activist Jane Fonda sounding the alarm about the need for ‘bold action’ on the climate crisis. There's no time to wait. This planet is all we've got. Defend it. #ActOnClimate #climateEmergency #climate

El Niño is arriving on our doorstep in the coming months with 90% certainty. The world must treat it as the urgent climate warning it is. The only effective response is #ClimateAction equal to the crisis – ending the addiction to fossil fuels, accelerating the shift to renewables, protecting the most vulnerable, and delivering early warning systems for all. wmo.int/resources/publ…

This deserves maximum publicity until Ireland stops profiteering from the slaughter of innocent citizens in Kiev. Supply the Russian war machine and you have blood on your hands.

Caolan @CaolanReports

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Every sign at this refinery in Ireland is in russian. The official website is a .RU domain. There’s no reason to hide it because local politicians are openly doing it for them.

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The genocide in Palestine and the mass murder in Lebanon must be stopped

Why did the BBC describe rioters in Southampton last night as ‘protestors’. They weren’t protestors, they were rioters. Where has the BBC's objectivity gone? Why can't they tell the truth?

This Labour MP lobbied the Home Office to ban political commentators from entering the UK, and Shabana Mahmood complied. But did you know that David Taylor received money from Labour Together whilst they had an ex-IDF soldier on their board? Here’s what the paper trail shows:🧵

Can someone explain to me 3 things please 1. Why are so many data centres needed all of a sudden? 2. Why are they so huge? 3. Why can't they use electricity & water more efficiently? We use vast areas of land & huge quantities of power & water for these places but for what?

Tonight's meeting in Auchtertool about the 600MW AI data centre. Fifers are furious. Looks like Fife Council fast-tracking data centre despite it: - Consuming half of Scottish household electricity - No Environmental Impact Assessment EIA - Looking like it has landed from space

Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger on Brexit: “Putin would have been absolutely delighted by our decision.” “So would Xi. France has effectively eclipsed us. Brexit has marginalised us.” Most striking of all: “Just nobody mentions the UK.” Very sad that Sir Alex Younger, chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, born on July 4, 1963, died of pancreatic cancer on June 2, 2026, aged 62

More of CNN's false equivalence language. Ukraine is not targeting St. Petersburg, but striking military installations, Russian warships, and oil refineries. It's the Russian terror state that strikes cities and targets civilians. edition.cnn.com/2026/06/03/eur…