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SpudLink's avatar
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We must all conserve our water by giving it to the Techno Bros and their Data Centers, as they drive everyone's electricity prices through the roof!

Eternitybound's avatar

Thanks so much💜

Suzirhae's avatar

This is the part that I am really worried about. They will come for our pets next. These people are the worst HOA Karen’s on the planet. Great job on your series. You are making a difference.

The Watchman's avatar

Not only that, some states are fining people for collecting rain water. They say it belongs to them. Absurd!!!

Oregon man charged with THEFT For collecting rain water and given fines and 30 days in jail https://lawyerlisa.substhttps://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/ack.com/p/tyranny-alert-water-the-next-control

Linking tommorow @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/

Benjamin's avatar

If you use all of the water on your gardens, what will be left for the data centers?

Sounds Like Nonsense's avatar

"The city of Berlin has implemented a rainwater tax that charges property owners based on the size of their roofs and other non-permeable surfaces"

"United Kingdom: In London, proposals for charges are currently being studied and recommended for urgent implementation. There is little doubt that this will spread to all councils fairly quickly once it is seen as an easy way to collect additional taxes"

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The Rising Tide of Rainwater and Floodwater Taxes: Are You Prepared?

https://quantumrubber.com/rainfall-tax

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Pastor of Reality's avatar

I've already met one farmer who relocated from Colorado to Arkansas due to the state mandated smart water meter requirement on his well. Plus, he said Colorado made him pay the $300 installation fee for the smart meter that will monitor his water usage on his private well. How is that legal????

Mr. Raven's avatar

On his well? WTF that can’t be legal, did he go to court?

Pastor of Reality's avatar

No, he left Colorado and moved to Arkansas.

dddd's avatar

I'll soon be starring in the movie, WACO: part 2

dave's avatar

What’s going to happen to the Amish?

Scott munson's avatar

Remote Water Shutoffs: How They'll Kill Victory Gardens

Your garden has been deemed "non-essential."

https://unshadowed.substack.com/p/remote-water-shutoffs-how-theyll

UNSHADOWED (IAF) 2026.07.20 Mon

https://substack.com/@unshadowed

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UNSHADOWED AKA Ice Age Farmer Video Creator Producer Narrator Christian is Top Shelf Legit!

Judy Sherfey's avatar

Hi Christian! I live near where you live or lived. I'm in Roseville which is near Sacramento. I have a garden and I only water once a month or so because I have a hugelkultur mound. You know the summers here. Years ago when you were Ice Age Farmer I saw a pic of a Hugelmound in Sacramanto that was about two stories high and it was covered in lush green plants while all of the surrounding ground was the usual brown/camel drab. Mine is only about a yard high but it completely changes the need for frequent watering. I haven't even done all I could do with ollas. Thanks for all you do. I appreciate being warned about the danger to our Victory Gardens.

Honey's avatar

Thank you, Judy Sherfey for this reminder! It's just what we need right now.

Doreen's avatar

In Ontario, Canada where I live, we pay monthly for stormwater management in addition to paying for water incoming [usage] and outgoing [waste water].

Gas Axe's avatar

My house uses 7-15 cubic meters of water per month. $10-$20 per month.

The water board estimated that the average house hold uses over 100 cubic meters per month per house hold and has limited the meters in our rural area stating every home uses 100+m3 therefore only a limited amount of meters will be available.

A one hectare lot near me can't get a water meter and sits emply. They have been on a list for years waiting to get a water meter. The property is basically worthless without water.

hightechcaveman's avatar

These hand full of tyrannical psychopaths will never rule billions of people if the people rebel. A global wakeup will happen. Billions of pitchforks storming the castle walls

Doreen's avatar

Data Centers Impact Water Availability and Quality Increasing Toxic Contaminants. Large data centers consume millions of gallons of water for cooling, placing strain on local water supplies while discharging heated wastewater back into rivers and waterways. https://ehsciences.org/ai-data-center-health-impacts/