Joshua Phillip

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596 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 22 Aug

Joshua Phillip’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They've been doing this on the human rights front, demonizing groups they persecute in China.
Falun Gong, Uyghurs, Tibetans, you know, you name it, right?
And so, they're using information with the intent, not just of, you know, as you mentioned, right?
Not just of influencing politics, like from the top, but from the bottom.
Because what they couldn't understand is that in the Western world, policy starts from the bottom.
It's the will of the people, you know, so to speak.
It's the voters, it's the people who demand things.
And public opinion tends to shape policy if it becomes strong enough.
And so this is one of the ways they're doing it, again, according to their actual military code.
Yeah, well, there's going to be a lot of them.
It's basically going so fast that if there's not one close to you right now, there probably will be in the future.
And there are legitimate concerns about it.
You know, I know we spent the first half talking about how there's, you know, this campaign to discourage people and make the people not want them.
There are real concerns about them.
One of them being, of course, utility costs, which electric companies actually offset currently and actually put on just people paying their normal bills until they start building more power centers, until they make laws like in Florida, where they make it so these companies, the AI companies cannot basically put their costs on taxpayers.
You're going to be paying more on your utility bills.
Um, they destroy water systems.
So, your average um, no, your average data center because these primarily use water for cooling.
is going to be using about as much water as a city of like 50,000 people.
And you might say, well, you know, who cares?
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