09/14/2026
They come with other foreign toxic waste chemical companies too that here in small Texas towns they are not even telling people about
SAVELongview. Org
We are aggressively being taken over by foreign toxic waste chemical companies
On the website it shows how the Longview City lied and pushed this threw
Welcoming a WEF backed Biomining facility to open 3 blocks from Hallsville West Elementary and across from a full K-12 school, large daycare and church with 3 residential areas surrounding it
In Mint Biominings own paperwork as shown on website it is not supposed to be open near anything like this
Eastman Chemical Company around the corner from them has been selling out to foreign toxic waste chemical companies
Because these data centers need other companies to work with
It’s all connected
As shown on website in Mints own paperwork they discharge 92.4 gallons of water per minute that contain their toxic waste
Put these with the data centers and there is no water for us
What’s left is a toxic ecosystem destroyed by them
I'm madder than hell! 🤬🤬🤬
I was stunned, angry, and frankly disgusted when I read President Trump’s comments about AI and Data Centers.
He dismisses concerns about AI and Data Centers as a “sick conspiracy,” argues that the only guardrail AI really needs is a strong president, and suggests that standing in the way of this massive buildout somehow means letting China win.
Has anyone bothered to look at what is happening on the ground in Texas?
This isn’t a conspiracy. These are real Texans asking real questions about what this unchecked Data Center gold rush is doing to our state.
Massive Data Centers are placing enormous new demands on Texas electricity and water supplies. Communities are confronting new transmission projects. Farmers and ranchers are worried about high-voltage lines crossing their property. Rural land is being transformed for industrial development. Families are asking what happens to their electricity bills, their water, their property rights, and the reliability of the grid when these enormous facilities keep coming.
And instead of listening to those concerns, we’re being told they’re part of some conspiracy?
That should make every Texan furious.
Our farmland matters. Our ranchland matters. Our aquifers matter. Our water matters. Our property rights matter. Our communities matter.
Texas does not exist to become Big Tech’s power plant, water tank, and corporate playground.
I refuse to accept the idea that protecting Texas farmers, ranchers, landowners, families, and rural communities somehow makes us anti-technology or anti-America.
Technology should serve people — people should not be sacrificed to serve technology.
And I will not stay quiet while the Data Center industry consumes more and more of the resources that generations of Texans worked to protect.
Enough is enough. Texas belongs to Texans.
