Trump’s anti -Trump demonstrators aim to a “naive” deal with Amnesty International

“It was extremely important to come here today because there is a wide mix of groups. The man (Trump) should not be at every level of power, and he should not be allowed in front of any TV camera, not to mention the President of the United States, and that he has here, on a government visit with the royal family – I generally do not believe in belief – this is not.”

Like other demonstrators, Sarah rushed to refer to the far -right march in London last Saturday, which It attracted more than 100,000 people He revealed in -depth divisions within the UK society, as a cause of protest.

She says: “That this man be here and for governments and our royal family to welcome him is a serious, ridiculous mistake,” and she describes Trump as “an example of hatred and violence.” “We are angry. We are all really angry.”

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Clav Tig, who was in the protest that supports the extinction of the Witrley rebellion in Sari, says this artificial intelligence deal is one of the many things that the government erred. ((Trump) is (in Windsor) because we are here. If we are not here, he will go to the mall. We are here to prevent him.

Tig says it is not against the use of artificial intelligence, as long as it is with new clean energy sources, not the existing energy. “We cannot continue to burn fossil fuels to continue nutrition in these data centers, as it will target the requirements of the rest of the world.” These feelings were repeated in March by other environmental groups, such as Greenpeace, which object to the huge data centers that are approved without what it considers an appropriate evaluation of the effects on local water systems and the power network.

“Greenpeace does not oppose Amnesty International,” Doug Bar Bari said in a written statement. “Technology giants on the generators of pounds must be forced to build new data centers to take some responsibility for financing solutions, whether cooling methods using much lower water or working on a new and renewable strength.