After seeing fake attacks on the Utah data center project, we hired a data science team to trace the sources. The results were shocking. They led back to organized activist groups and big international funders.(CCP, 4min video)

X.com ^ | 5/25/2026 | Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful @kevinolearytv

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Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

@kevinolearytv

We uncovered something far bigger than I ever expected. After seeing coordinated false attacks against the Utah data center project, we brought in an advanced data science team to trace where the content was coming from and the results were shocking. What we found led back to organized networks, political activist groups, and funding trails tied to massive international entities. We dug through IRS 990 filings, tracked IP data from around the world, and uncovered what appears to be a coordinated campaign targeting energy and data center projects across multiple regions.

I shared 90 pages of evidence with federal law enforcement and raised concerns directly with contacts at the White House. This isn’t speculation. The filings, funding records, dates, and connections are documented. There’s a coordinated PR war happening around energy infrastructure and data centers, and we’re not going to ignore it.

May 25, 2026

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TOPICS: Miscellaneous
KEYWORDS: a4bu; abu; ai; arabella; ccp; cifp; cuba; cubaninstitute; datacenters; elevate; nevilleroysingham; nevillesingham; psl; slps; slpsl; slsa; socialliberation; spies; spooks; tcifp; thepeoplesdispatch; utah

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In his video, he identifies some search results - including organizations like the Party For Social Liberation, The People's Dispatch. Tracing IRS 990 forms, the influx of posts on Twitter and Instagram against the Utah Data Center traced to the CCP, bots, and accounts all over the world.

He said if you research these you find that they are under investigation by a 'Multiple branches of Congress.' He said many IP addresses were coming from 'Elevate' and 'Alliance for a Better Utah' (tax filer status, including filings from all over the world all going back to 'Arabella', shares offices with the CCP, Neville Singham-under investigation). He said these involved hundreds of millions of dollars and were not just focused on Utah, but anywhere there were increases in power, including Data Centers.

Results turned up organizations like the'Salt Lake Party for Socialism and Liberation' and 'Salt Lake Socialists of America' and 'The Cuban Institute for Friendship with the People.'

O'Leary said he called his contacts at the White House, met with multiple law enforcement agencies and gave them 90 pages of IP addresses.

I see a lot of problems with the aggressive tactics of Data Center rollouts across America, but I also have a problem with coordinated foreign interference.

[FrankRizzo890]

Shouldn’t surprise anyone. China wants to be the world leader, and in order to do that they need to kneecap the US.

[Jonty30]

No question that China wants those data centers.

[GOPJ]

Results turned up organizations like the'Salt Lake Party for Socialism and Liberation' and 'Salt Lake Socialists of America' and 'The Cuban Institute for Friendship with the People.'

O'Leary said he called his contacts at the White House, met with multiple law enforcement agencies and gave them 90 pages of IP addresses.

When that idiot mayor of New York City pushed for 'state run' grocery stores it started looking like Cuba might be part of the commie push for insanity. So this isn't as surprising as it should be...Commies work to destroy our country. Sniff the goons out then expose them big time,

[Diana in Wisconsin]

My Lef-Tard Foster Son is 100% against these ‘Data Centers.’

And THAT is really saying something! We actually AGREE on something for once. ;)

[Harpotoo]

If my electric and water bills go thru the roof if a data center moves to my hood it’s the ccp etc fault?

[Skywise]

Well… duh… the leftists are doing the attacking so the funding source was pretty likely going to be the CCP.

As Trump pointed out a coupla weeks back.

[Texas_Jarhead]

For some time now I’ve been of the opinion that the CCP is running a hardball influence campaign against US based AI cos along with datacenters as their corollary. This reinforces my position.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Possible false flag?

[hillarys cankles]

Yeah, im not for any of these “data centers”. Google wants more water for their potential data center in the Pacific Northwest. O’Leary the Canadian wants to build the largest data centers in the world in arid Utah? Here in CA the billionaires are trying to build on some of the most fertile land in the world. Citizens are being steam rolled by bought off politicians and greedy ass data builders in Georgia and Louisiana. They are gonna put these monstrosities on some of the most beautiful land in the country.
Who said China wants to be the world leader in data centers? I call BS. They have roughly 520 while we have over 5,000. Your telling me the communists who can do whatever they want wherever they want what to be data centers leaders while only haveing 520 built? Who’s buying this load?

[hillarys cankles]

Kevin o Leary is full of shit. Go build your bullshit in your home country of Canada. It’s colder up there.

[Nextrush]

That massive data center will cause “global warming”.

The reason we got pitched “global warming” for many years was to get us ready for this moment when the tech oligarchs erect the centers causing the warming.

The water bills go higher and the electricity bills go higher because of Capitalists, not Leftists or Chinese Communists.

[fireman15]

Analysis of post and video from Gemini 3.5

1. Core Arguments & Claims
O’Leary is making several massive, highly specific claims here:

A “Coordinated PR War”: He alleges that opposition to a data center project in Utah isn’t grassroots community concern, but rather a “coordinated false attack.”

The Culprits: He points the finger at an alliance of domestic political activist groups and “massive international entities.”

The Evidence: He claims to have a “90-page paper trail” consisting of IRS 990 filings (public tax documents for non-profits), global IP tracking data, and funding records.

The Escalation: He states he has bypassed local authorities and taken this evidence directly to federal law enforcement and White House contacts.

2. Rhetorical Techniques (How It’s Written)
The post is expertly engineered for maximum engagement and credibility on social media:

The Hook (”We uncovered something far bigger...”): It reads like the opening of an investigative thriller, immediately grabbing attention.

Authority Signaling: By mentioning “advanced data science teams,” “IRS 990 filings,” and “IP data,” he shifts the narrative from a standard political complaint to a high-tech forensic investigation.

Validation by Association: Claiming to have briefed the White House and federal law enforcement adds an immediate layer of gravity and urgency to the post, suggesting the threat is a matter of national security or major federal interest.

3. Context & The Broader Landscape
To view this objectively, it helps to look at the current macroeconomic environment surrounding data centers:

The Energy Crunch: Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and massive data storage centers require astronomical amounts of electricity and water for cooling. Across the US (including regions like Utah, Virginia, and the Pacific Northwest), local communities and environmental groups are actively pushing back against data center construction due to concerns over strained power grids and local resource depletion.

The Counter-Narrative: O’Leary’s post effectively attempts to reframe local or environmental pushback as foreign or malicious interference. While astroturfing (fake grassroots campaigns funded by large entities) absolutely exists on social media, dismissing all data center opposition as an “international plot” is a significant leap without seeing the underlying data.

4. Critical Takeaway
Right now, this post is an unverified assertion. O’Leary uses highly specific vocabulary to sound definitive (”This isn’t speculation. The filings... are documented”), but until that 90-page dossier is made public or federal agencies act on it, it remains a one-sided statement from an investor with a direct financial stake in the success of the Utah data center project.

In the video, O’Leary leans heavily on two arguments to defend himself and discredit the opposition:

1. **The “Environmental Expert” Defense:** He looks directly at the camera and claims: *”I’m the only developer of data centers on earth that graduated from environmental studies. I’m pretty aware of what these concerns are.”* He goes on to argue that sustainability is at the heart of the project and mentions using air-cooled turbines, wind, solar, and batteries to mitigate the impact.
2. **The “Bussed-In Protesters” Accusation:** He aggressively dismisses the hundreds of local residents who showed up to protest the county vote, stating: *”We think that over 90% of the protesters are actually not people that live in Utah or Box Elder County. They’re being bussed in... I don’t think it’s going to work out for them.”*

### The Reality Behind the Video Clip

The reason this specific video clip has racked up over a million views—and why it generated so much negative press—is that the facts on the ground starkly contradict his statements:

* **The Protesters Aren’t Out-of-State Actors:** Local investigative journalists tracked down and interviewed the people protesting. They aren’t “bussed-in professional agitators”—they are local Utah ranchers, farmers, rural residents, and University of Utah scientists who are furious about a multimillionaire swooping into their backyard.
* **The Massive Environmental Footprint:** Despite his “environmental studies” credential, independent estimates from climate scientists and energy experts note that this single 40,000-acre project (which relies heavily on gas-fired generators to get 9 gigawatts of power) could single-handedly spike the state of Utah’s net carbon emissions by up to **50% to 64%**.
* **The Great Salt Lake Crisis:** The project sits right near the northern tip of the Great Salt Lake during a severe statewide drought emergency. Local farmers and residents are terrified it will completely drain local aquifers, prompting the Utah Legislature to step in and launch an emergency study on its impact.

The video is a fascinating piece of public relations. It shows O’Leary attempting to use his personal credentials to project environmental responsibility, while simultaneously using the classic political tactic of labeling genuine, local, bipartisan community pushback as a fake, imported conspiracy.”

[RoosterRedux]

Bfl

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NOTHING FOREIGN ABOUT LOCALS HERE IN N NEVADA BEING OPPOSED TO DATA CENTERS.....

OUR WELLS ARE BEING SERIOUSLY THREATENED.

POWER IS AN OPEN ISSUE,ALSO.

ALREADY KNOW WE HAVE BEEN BRAZENLY LIED TO:

LAST SUMMER: “IT WILL BE ONE BUILDING WITH 30 FULL TIME ROUND THE CLOCK EMPLOYEES”........

THE FIRST OF THIS MONTH (MAY)===”IT WILL BE 7 COMPLEXES OF MULTIPLE BUILDINGS & 2,000 +++ EMPLOYEES”

THERE IS ALSO A VERY LARGE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX BEING ADDED.

WATER & POWER ARE THREATENED.

[HereInTheHeartland]

“ The reason we got pitched “global warming” for many years was to get us ready for this moment when the tech oligarchs erect the centers causing the warming.”

Whoa, think about that .
You are saying they pitched global warming in the 90’s to fight data centers in 2026?

That doesn’t make any sense.

They pitched global warming simply to control us

[Mariner]

Him sayin’ so don’t make it so.

He’s deeply invested and has motive to smear anyone who opposes a giant data center...smear ‘em with commie stink.

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THE DATA CENTER IN UTAH HAS ALREADY ADMITTED THEY WILL NEED MORE POWER THAN THE ENTIRE SATE IF UTAH USES AS I TYPE THIS.

THEY SEEM VERY PROUD OF THAT FACT.

40,000 ACRES-——62.5 SQUARE MILES-——NEXT TO BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS. PRETTY ARID OUT THERE...

[hillarys cankles]

Utah’s governor declared a drought state of emergency 4 days ago!!! You couldn’t make this S up. And he still has the nerve to push this thing that would make droughts and heat emergency’s infinitely worse? What is going on?

[Scrambler Bob]

Well, let’s just ask AI if Data Centers are good for humans, if they are using all the water, power, and generating heat and noise?