Mary Rourke

I'm a ninth-generation Texan.

I have four children that live here, countless nieces and nephews.

We come from a big Catholic family.

We like to have children.

And what we want is to be able to raise our kids in a community that resembles what we were born into.

And it looks like slowly but surely that's being eroded away here.

Absolutely.

And then I have a source down there who said, you should look at this deed that was sold over here for this Kauffman Solar Company.

I think that it's connected.

And as I'm doing the research, I'm thinking to myself, of course, it's connected.

Because when you look at SE Holdings website out of Dubai, this is going to be one of their first major developments here in Texas.

And when you look at their pieces in Dubai, it's all about sustainable living.

So it's all about, you know, using that quote unquote climate energy like this, the safe climate energy of.

Solar and wind and, you know, using that kind of as a scapegoat to say we're going to build these Muslim only communities here in Dubai, which doesn't seem that off put because it's Dubai.

But when you come into Texas, we're a Christian state and we have always been a Christian state.

We were, you know, that that's something that feels very off culture for us.

And so.

At first, when you look at it, it looks really mundane.

You're just thinking, oh, they're just getting some of these subsidies from the government.

You're looking at it and you're going, Elon Musk is talking about how he needs to be putting up all of these solar farms and how it takes massive amount of land.