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Link is HERE- also goes to other documents I have uploaded. I’m not done going through them. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1O4UgY6uJLs1gjjbK1VarI0YgTrAmm7Eb

Dear Texans, This is long, but it’s for the people who feel like something has been “off” since 2001, who are watching Texas fill up with data centers, rail projects, and bonds we never really voted on – and wondering why our bills, our debt, and our surveillance keep going up at the same time. I’m going to lay out the pattern I see in plain language. You don’t have to agree with every piece. Just sit with the timeline. ⸻ 1. Before 9/11: Enron quietly builds the pipes Late 1990s–early 2001: • Enron wasn’t just an energy trader. • They launched Enron Broadband Services and spent billions laying: • “Dark fiber” – extra fiber-optic cable underground that wasn’t even being used yet. • H...

• Model how big data centers, “green” hydrogen, and new infrastructure affect the grid. This is the modern version of what Enron was doing: 2001: Enron built the pipes, Patriot Act turned them into a listening device. 2026: Texas builds the AI brains + private power, and new laws/incentives turn them into a predictive control system. ⸻ 4. How this ties into bonds, elections, and your bills None of this is free. The money doesn’t just appear out of thin air; it moves through layers: 1. Local bonds and “infrastructure” projects • Road bonds (like TRIP-22), school tech bonds, “cybersecurity” upgrades, broadband expansions, disaster grants. • These are often sold to the public as “roads...

Today, that same basic pattern has been scaled up and dropped on Texas: dark fiber, secretive data hubs, AI “brains,” private power plants, grid simulations at our universities, and bond-funded local projects that plug everything together. We’re paying for it with our taxes, our light bills, our kids’ data, and our retirements – while the real control of the system drifts farther away from ordinary Texans. If you’ve felt for years like the story we were told about “security,” “innovation,” and “progress” never quite matched what you were seeing on your bill, in your classroom, or at the ballot box… you’re not crazy. You’re just starting to see the wiring. Sincerely, A very tired Texas ne...

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This is going on STATE WIDE. This is a major issue and we are funding our own demise.

To me, as a parent, that raises very basic questions: • How much data about our kids, our families, and our daily movements is being collected? • Who exactly can see it (district staff, A&M, third-party vendors, law enforcement, others)? • How long is it stored, and for what purposes? • What happens if any part of this system is misused? I’m not asking everyone to panic. I’m asking that we at least acknowledge the scale of what’s been built around us and funded by us. If you want, I can drop links to: • the TRIP-22 / Inner Loop pages, • CSISD’s official 2023 bond info, • the cybersecurity agreement articles, • the Flock camera contract, • and the A&M / TEEX pages, so anyone can r...

7. Why I’m Sharing This With Other Parents I’m not writing this to argue that “technology is bad” or that “safety is fake.” I’m writing it because: • Most of us were told, • “Vote for this, it’s for roads,” • “Vote for this, it’s for teacher devices and kids’ laptops,” • “Support public safety.” • But when you follow the actual documents, those same votes and contracts have: • loop roads encircling the city, • district and county networks tied tightly into a university-run cybersecurity center, • automated license plate cameras tracking cars through county roads, • and an upstairs layer of supercomputers and disaster simulations that can easily use the same kinds of data.

So from a parent’s eye: • At the ground level, we have: • road bonds (TRIP-22 / Inner Loop East), • school tech bonds (CSISD devices), • Flock cameras on our roads, • county + district cybersecurity run through Texas A&M. • At the upper level, we have: • university supercomputers capable of analyzing huge, complex datasets, • and a 52-acre training city where they rehearse how to manage communities under stress. All funded by some combination of: • our local bonds, • our property taxes, • and federal/state grants routed through these institutions.

6. What Sits “Above” All This – Supercomputers & Disaster City On top of the local stack, remember what Texas A&M already runs in town: 🧠 Supercomputers (HPRC) Texas A&M’s High Performance Research Computing (HPRC) environment includes: • Grace – a Dell-based supercomputer capable of up to 6.2 petaflops, roughly 20× more powerful than the previous lead system, Ada. These systems are advertised as platforms for: • big data, • AI and machine learning, • complex simulations, • large-scale modeling across science and engineering. 🚨 TEEX & Disaster City Then you have TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service): • Disaster City – a 52-acre training facility in College Station where...