Meet Attorney Robby Dube:
During my investigation into the Data Center, I came across some information that was very concerning to me. It brought my investigative series to a pause. For now, I am leaving it on pause for good reason. Please read this in its entirety before asking questions. We are not just dealing with Richland Parish anymore. Caddo Parish announced their Amazon data center and believe me, more are coming across Louisiana. Many mega companies are looking to take root here in our state and we will soon be looking at massive industrial plants across the region.
- To those that support the data centers being built, this is not targeted toward you. I support your right to enjoy the benefits of these data centers, and I am glad your voice and opinion has been heard.
- To those who do not support the data centers, I am concerned with you about your inability to vote and decide on these issues as a community. So many people feel left out of the decision making, powerless to these changes, and scared of what is coming.
In the past few weeks, I have been in conversations with attorney Robert Dube of Eckland & Blando. He is a very experienced attorney in Minnesota whose practice is centered on constitutional law, government and administrative litigation and more. He is licensed to practice in federal court and has experience in these specific issues.
The Community Accountability Network is here to offer an opportunity to the group of individuals who feel they have no voice in these changes by representing you alongside attorney Dube.
I want to be clear:
Exploring legal options is not about dismissing or diminishing the views of the community who supports the data centers. Our goal is to continue to give a voice to everyone in the community and right now many people feel silenced and pushed out of their own land. Our only goal is to make sure that everything being introduced to Louisiana is being done in the light, that citizens have access to ALL the information they are entitled to and we trust the legal system to make that determination for you all.
In the coming days, we will be announcing a meeting open to the public where more information will be available regarding this opportunity.
We want to hear from you so please take the coming days to gather your thoughts, write down your questions and feel free to speak with us at the coming meeting.
The only thing I am asking at this point is that you share this post so that everyone has a chance to be heard — both those who agree and disagree. The local agencies may not have handled the changes this way, but we will. The community is entitled to making informed decisions together with transparent information.
This is your opportunity to move forward with clarity and unity — the way it should have been in the beginning.
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