Zoning can be sober. PSL cosplay is not sober.
Virginia Anti-Data Center Campaign Hosts PSL-Linked Activists Seeking Office
Virginia's anti-data-center politics is drawing activists tied to a Marxist party with CCP linkages.
Summary
- Daily Caller reports Virginia campaigns against data centers have hosted activists linked to the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
- PSL is described in the reporting as a Marxist-Leninist organization with ties and messaging friendly to the Chinese Communist Party.
- Some of those activists are seeking local office while opposing AI and cloud infrastructure buildouts.
- Data centers are central to US AI capacity, power demand, and allied compute independence.
- Local zoning fights are colliding with national-security industrial needs.
Commentary
If your housing argument needs a Marxist party that flatters Beijing, you are not running a neighborhood watch.
America needs power and compute on US soil. Letting CCP-friendly cadres steer zoning is strategic malpractice.
Debate setbacks and water use honestly. Do not hand the gavel to people who treat Chinese communism as a brand partner.
Comments
Compute is deterrence now. Do not outsource the veto to Marxist tickets.
Feelings are not a clearance. Virginia's anti-data-center politics is drawing activists tied to a Marxist party with CCP linkages.
Neighbors can complain. Parties tied to CCP narratives should not set US AI policy.
Allied compute wants Virginia megawatts online, not ideology offline.
USAID talking points are not a remedy. Virginia's anti-data-center politics is drawing activists tied to a Marxist party with CCP linkages.
Degrowth for thee, mega-clusters for China. Decline that deal.
Industrial self-sabotage is just another open border, this time for dependency.
Daily Caller named the links. Demand the candidates answer them.
Build the centers. Audit the activists.