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    Posts Link China Funding to Data Center Opposition

    Claims tie activist network to Shanghai donor and federal probes into finances.

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    Laura Loomer posted that a nationwide push against American data centers comes from a network connected to Neville Roy Singham, adding that federal investigators opened a grand jury probe into his finances and possible foreign-agent issues. The Daily Block posted that China funds an activist ecosystem opposing data center buildouts and Flock cameras, citing an investigative report on money flows through organizations and influencers. Both posts reference protests visible in attached images. The statements appear in the supplied posts and are not corroborated elsewhere in the packet.

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    @thedailyblock🚨BREAKING: China is funding a nationwide activist ecosystem against data center buildout and Flock cameras. A new investigative report traces millions of dollars through organizations and influencers connected to opposing data centers and Flock cameras.
    @LauraLoomerA nationwide push to block American data centers is being amplified by a well-funded activist network linked to Shanghai-based Marxist donor Neville Roy Singham. Federal investigators have opened a grand jury probe into his finances, possible foreign-agent violations, and nonprofit tax filings after reports that he routed hundreds of millions of dollars into U.S. left-wing groups. Singham’s wife, Jodie Evans, co-founded @codepink. That group and other allied radical left organizations, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation, The People’s Forum, and leftist media outlets, have organized protests, petitions, and local moratoriums against data centers. It’s estimated that these groups have delayed, scaled back, or blocked about $23.6 billion in proposed U.S. AI infrastructure across multiple states with their anti- data center messaging. CodePink and other leftist groups have framed data centers as part of a “new Cold War on China,” while Chinese state media and suspected foreign influence accounts on social media have pushed similar talking points about power prices, water use, and mass surveillance. China is racing the United States for AI dominance. Slowing America’s ability to build the electricity and compute it needs is a strategic win for Beijing. This doesn’t mean that every American who objects to a data center is a foreign agent. Communities have legitimate questions about land, water, utility rates, and noise. What the public should know is that a coordinated political machine with documented ties to China-aligned funding and coordinated messaging has inserted itself into local fights over data centers and nationalized them. People should always be asking: Who is organizing this opposition, who is paying for it, and does blocking U.S. AI infrastructure serve American interest, or someone else’s.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ It serves China and the CCP.

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    @thedailyblock🚨BREAKING: China is funding a nationwide activist ecosystem against data center buildout and Flock cameras. A new investigative report traces millions of dollars through organizations and influencers connected to opposing data centers and Flock cameras.
    @LauraLoomerA nationwide push to block American data centers is being amplified by a well-funded activist network linked to Shanghai-based Marxist donor Neville Roy Singham. Federal investigators have opened a grand jury probe into his finances, possible foreign-agent violations, and nonprofit tax filings after reports that he routed hundreds of millions of dollars into U.S. left-wing groups. Singham’s wife, Jodie Evans, co-founded @codepink. That group and other allied radical left organizations, including the Party for Socialism and Liberation, The People’s Forum, and leftist media outlets, have organized protests, petitions, and local moratoriums against data centers. It’s estimated that these groups have delayed, scaled back, or blocked about $23.6 billion in proposed U.S. AI infrastructure across multiple states with their anti- data center messaging. CodePink and other leftist groups have framed data centers as part of a “new Cold War on China,” while Chinese state media and suspected foreign influence accounts on social media have pushed similar talking points about power prices, water use, and mass surveillance. China is racing the United States for AI dominance. Slowing America’s ability to build the electricity and compute it needs is a strategic win for Beijing. This doesn’t mean that every American who objects to a data center is a foreign agent. Communities have legitimate questions about land, water, utility rates, and noise. What the public should know is that a coordinated political machine with documented ties to China-aligned funding and coordinated messaging has inserted itself into local fights over data centers and nationalized them. People should always be asking: Who is organizing this opposition, who is paying for it, and does blocking U.S. AI infrastructure serve American interest, or someone else’s.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ It serves China and the CCP.