MediaJustice

They’re Spending Hundreds of Millions. We’re Organizing to Defeat Them.

The BroBot Cop

He doesn’t need a warrant. He has a contract.

FALL OF THE EMPIRE – WEEK OF ACTION

Join us October 17-24 for Fall of the Empire!

Communities across the country are preparing for a week of action against Big Tech and the politicians, developers, cops, aka the BroBots, who are serving the tech bros/broligarchy and fueling dangerous surveillance weapons and data center expansion.

Join The People for a national week of action – Fall of the Empire – to demand:

  • END data center expansion
  • END surveillance tech
  • Tech for the people and public good!

You can take action in a range of ways – petitioning, rallies, banner drops, teach-ins, or other ideas you have!

Resource Library

A guide to coordinate our fights against the Tech Broligarchy and their BroBots through People’s Movement Assemblies and Distributed Actions. The toolkit offers the tools. Your community decides how, when, and where. Includes

  • Guidance on how to host your own local People’s Movement Assembly, where communities name the harms and visions for how to fight back
  • Sample agenda, facilitator guide, and slides to break down the Tech Broligarchy’s agenda
  • A range of original artwork – including flyers, posters, and stencils – that can be customized

This case study contextualizes the massive spending Big Tech corporations are pouring into the midterms by zeroing in on the money influencing California’s state elections. Download this resource to follow the money behind AI & Crypto-backed PACs, the candidates they are supporting and the politics at stake.

This case study exposes how the Crypto industry is spending hundreds of millions of dollars into the midterms, outspending every corporate sector. But who is really behind this spending? Download this resource to dive into which state races and candidates crypto corporations are betting on during the midterms and why.

Focusing on Georgia, Louisiana, and Arizona, this case study examines Big Tech’s spending on the local and state level to influence the 2026 midterms. You’ll see how hyperscale data center companies and the utility companies that power them, are working together to buy politicians this election season and fast track their agenda.