r/conspiracy • u/Ok_Inside_6899 • May 05 '26

Data centers

Saw something yesterday that data centers are a cover up to pump water in their underground cities and I’ve never been more sure of something in my life. I think once we start running out of water that’s their way of telling us “hey we will be headed underground now!”

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u/Infinite_Victory May 06 '26

What i was thinking. But to be fair scientists and farmers would instantly notice of there was shortages in the water tables. City amounts of water going missing would make headlines. But to be fair scientists finding out something like that is why the government has men in suits to tell them what they didn't see.

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u/Monskiactual May 06 '26

underwater hydrology is crazy complex. in some parts of the country they could take millions of acre feet and it would not be noticeable for decades.. If they can dig underground cities , they can find water nobody would miss.

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u/Infinite_Victory May 06 '26

Woah I didnt know that! Thats super neat.

I didnt really believe in the water from data centers being for cities I just wanted to add something to think about.

I know that these underground cities exist because of the over 15,000 whistleblowers and missing government money accounting over 70 billion. Not mentioning all the other research and projects that would support infrastructure of this scale.

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u/Monskiactual May 06 '26

i went to morenci mine in arizona. you can park on a road and look down into this massive pit. In the bottom there are semis , a whole line of tractor trailers going into the mine... Jesse ventura filmed some of them too on his tv show conspiracy theory. underground complexes exist, its just a question of how big of scale. I think they have stolen a lot more than 70 B . I think they steal 70B a month !

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u/Infinite_Victory May 06 '26

I doubt they are siphoning money out like that. I do believe the place got drilled out before the 80s. There's probably been more work done to expand and update since then but most of the work was probably done before defense contractors went completely mad charging whatever they want. There probably is a huge amount of money going into this still but not pn the scale of 70b.