Posted on 11/19/2014 7:15:20 PM PST by Olog-hai
A Utah lawmaker concerned about government spying on its citizens is questioning whether city water service should be cut off to a massive National Security Agency data storage facility outside Salt Lake City.
Republican Rep. Marc Roberts, of Santaquin, said there are serious questions about privacy and surveillance surrounding the center, and several Utah residents who spoke at a legislative committee hearing Wednesday agreed.
During the last legislative session, lawmakers opted to hold off on Roberts’ bill to shut off the facility’s water and decided to study it during the interim. …
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Now this sounds interesting. Put a rider in the DC Budget bill to shut off water to INS.
It’s fair:
Obama is a leader who repeatedly led others to believe if there are laws you don’t like, then you simply don’t follow them:
A state doesn’t like federal drug laws? Meh —don’t follow them.
A city doesn’t like federal immigration laws. No matter —pretend they don’t exist.
And then, there isn’t really a LAW Utah has to fork over rivers of water to the NSA, right?
Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
Guess who’s about to get audited
Eminent Domain...
10th amendment be damned...
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