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And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter on this brand new week.

Monday the 13th feels more like Friday the 13th in the world we live in,

but we are ready to tackle it. Your host, Daniel Hurwitz, back here today at the Blaze.

We're going to talk about the greatest grassroots movement that we've seen in quite some time.

In many respects, it's unique in American history, the fight against the big tech

land grab, the control of our land, the control of our data, and forcing us to sell our communities,

our homesteads, our farms, and our ranches to fund an unsustainable, misallocated version of cloud-based AI,

all that would never have gotten off the ground

without government favors so that it could surveil us

further in shitify and degrade our internet,

and really for the first time in history

provide absolutely no positive progression for humanity on net.

I'm talking about obviously the landowners rebellion against the data center grabs, the rezoning effort, the effort to rezone

all these areas so we could supply the power, water, and land, which is finite, to nothing,

but really everything that we, we all as conservatives or even Republicans said we opposed with

wind and solar and battery farms. But suddenly you have these corporate Republicans that are

attacking me and others and saying, oh, you're with the socialists because it's actually bipartisan.

By the way, this has unanimous opposition in rural conservative counties.

But everyone opposes it because it's just stupid.

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