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Members of an indigenous community in the Philippines says their ancestral land is under threat by a major US-backed technology hub. The planned project is part…
Members of an indigenous community in the Philippines says their ancestral land is under threat by a major US-backed technology hub.
The planned project is part of a wider push for supplies and infrastructure needed for the global artificial intelligence boom.
Al Jazeera’s Cara Legg reports.
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America don't want the data centers, the money is not worth it!
@@bert3654Imported1mo ago
We managed to revolt when they tried to take our local seeds. Revolt! We won before, we can win again!
@@SMwilliamlambImported1mo ago
This stuff is getting so out of hand.
@@Demetrius-g5tImported1mo ago
Don't let the Greedy savages take your Land
@@JiqueSuSoisImported1mo ago
How stupid could you be to believe this is good? The Philippines already has blackouts. Any data center will collapse their grid or leave all the residential customers in permanent darkness to prioritize the data center. The Philippines also lacks water in certain areas and many people obtain water bottle deliveries. They don't know that the data centers will take all their water. The evil landgrabbing is actually the least of the problem. And There will be no jobs from this. They will automate everything from the start and do not need humans. This data center will even allow them to permanently destroy tens of thousands of local jobs. Do not believe their lies.
@@floranteabaya5247Imported1mo ago
Simple and straightforward - thousands of AETAS and pseudo intellectual rubbish Filipinos and/or environmentalist (1000+) MUST not control the destiny of 117+million Filipinos. ROP just stop CORRUPTION and start GOOD GOVERNANCE and ignore the foregoing people for they are backed up and/or funded by a rouge regime/government primarily destined to occupy our country
@@medicinefrogImported1mo ago
They will be labeled savages and told they weren't using the land or are in the way of progress. Just ask the indigenous in the United States. And definitely don't sign any treaty and expect them to honor it. 😊
@@albertohusay3002Imported1mo ago
They will definitely have a new home. In Philippines, many are evicted due to transportation infrastructure development. Same issue with pax Cilica. They will be relocated to a new place.
@@bongbato25Imported1mo ago
Is anyone surprised? Thanks for bringing this to light.
Members of an indigenous community in the Philippines says their ancestral land is under threat by a major US-backed technology hub.
The planned project is part of a wider push for supplies and infrastructure needed for the global artificial intelligence boom.
Al Jazeera’s Cara Legg reports.
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