By: Cliff Kincaid
My dog bit me the other day. I felt like President Trump after begging his supporters in Republican Red states to vote for Republicans. Most of the betrayal stems from “conservatives” falling for the Democrat ploy to delay or stop data centers vital for Super Intelligence, a technology that can cure cancer.
I got a message from one “conservative” lady leading the opposition to data centers who admitted she uses the technology for research purposes and documenting the voting records of judges and politicians. Yet, she apparently wants to deny the benefits to people suffering from terrible diseases. She is a classic dupe and claims to be a Trump supporter.
The frequent complaint is that the new data centers are “super Walmart-sized data centers.”
Is there anybody out there who hasn’t appreciated the convenience of a giant Walmart, known as a Walmart Supercenter, when you need car care or various household items and even food?
By the way, there are 3,569 Walmart Supercenters in the United States. I venture to say they offer major benefits for millions of people.
No wonder Trump is visiting Republican states to rally Republicans. His own base has been misled by the likes of Bernie Sanders and AOC, leading the national campaign to ban data centers.
Another acquaintance of mine thinks he knows more than Elon Musk about the dangers and benefits of computers. He fears a surveillance state from artificial intelligence (AI).
I’m sticking with Musk, who notes that AI is “already better than most doctors” at diagnostic tasks and will eventually provide superior healthcare. AI is already proving to be effective in catching cancers early.
Do you know people suffering from cancer? Perhaps your own family members? Think about them when you consider how the socialists are at the forefront of banning the technology to make cures possible and are currently manipulating conservative “dupes” in this campaign. They are making it possible for Red China to surpass America in developing this technology.
Hence, these dupes are instruments of war and death.
Like the conservative lady opposing data centers who uses AI for her own work, people are beginning to understand that the technology can handle the massive data processing required to understand cellular genetics and drug chemistry, enabling medical researchers and clinicians to develop and deliver cures faster than ever thought possible. That’s what Gemini AI tells me, and I believe it because the sources of information being provided are authoritative.
I will believe in Super Intelligence over Bernie Sanders or AOC any day. I applaud Elon Musk and abhor the threats posed by Democrats who hope to use congressional power to destroy him.
This is a life-and-death issue. Anybody who uses AI knows it can process vast amounts of data in a few seconds. AI is rapidly transforming cancer research and treatment by acting as a tool for doctors and scientists.
But some Republicans are jumping on the Democrat bandwagon opposing data centers. They think it will get them votes.
In my home state of Maryland, the Republican and former MAGA candidate for governor, Dan Cox, a one-time Trump supporter, opposes Trump’s support for Super Intelligence and data centers. His website proclaims “No Data Centers on Maryland Soil” and says:
“Dan Cox will protect Maryland farmland, waterways, and communities by ordering a moratorium on all data centers. Maryland can be prosperous and keep up with technology without harming the communities that make our state so beautiful.”
That sounds good, but the “Not in my backyard” or NIMBY mentality is short-sighted. It reflects the spineless attitude of those who jump on any perceived “popular” issue for votes or photo ops.
Hence, the local liberal rag ran a front-page story under the headline, “Cox calls for permanent ban on hyperscale data centers in Maryland.” But his competitor, incumbent Gov. Wes Moore, a Democrat, said he would “absolutely” sign statewide moratorium legislation.
Cox is sounding like the Democrat he claims to be running against.
The paper noted that in 2020 Cox sponsored a bill that exempted data center equipment from Maryland’s sales and use tax. But his views “have changed along with the rapid growth of the industry.”
That rapid growth is what makes America the global leader in technology that can save and protect lives – American lives.
Once a candidate who advertised himself as MAGA and featured photos with Trump, this year’s “about” page on Cox’s website has nothing on that relationship at all.
This is Trump’s problem: some of his previous supporters are deserting him.
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, a major conservative group, has been on YouTube wondering why the Deep State has not been purged. His website is full of reports about FBI foot-dragging in releasing pertinent records on major issues like the Ilhan Omar cover-up and the assassination attempts on Trump’s life. I share his concern.
I recorded a YouTube program wondering why the Trump Administration is investigating Ilhan Omar but not Barack Hussein Obama for using fraudulent documents to seize the presidency.
All of this goes to show that Trump has disappointed many people on the conservative side. I understand the problem. But Trump’s support for data centers and Super Intelligence is reason enough to consider his overall record in favor of a technology that not only promises cancer cures but military advances designed to keep us as a country Number One in geopolitical power.
In this regard, in a major positive development, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has just fired Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, who “admitted to leaking classified information about Ukraine and Iran” to the fake news media. He has been referred for possible criminal prosecution.
Much more needs to be done. The architect of the communist insurrection in America, Barack Hussein Obama, remains free of legal consequences. He should be tried for treason and identity theft (he ran for office using a stolen Social Security number), and Biden General Mark Milley should be prosecuted for collaborating with the Communist Chinese military.
But those “former” MAGA people now deserting Trump should be held accountable as well. They are disgusting dupes paving the way for another wave of persecution for Trump and his supporters.
- Cliff Kincaid is president of America’s Survival, Inc. www.usasurvival.org
