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Friday, August 28th, 2026, 12:50 pm

BBC for Pyramid Scheme

Why are taxpayers funding the oppressor’s voice?

Manchester Data Centers

Today the BBC writes about datacentres, and a sub-heading says “new industrial revolution”. Is that another term for pyramid scheme?

Many of these new datacentres are basically white elephants meant to harm everyone by increasing prices and facilitating tech-colonialism.

Media funded by the pyramid scheme will look down and talk down on people who dare ask questions about the pyramid scheme or oppose the expansion of this scheme.

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