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I will quit only if we cannot find a way to make up our deficit, but I will NOT QUIT BECAUSE THE FLACCID PERVERTS WANT US TO QUIT. They can kiss my booty.
Vatic Note: What has been interesting to watch are all the states that have proposed or passed legislation that does the same thing, so that NSA won't move to their state. It says they had little impact on jobs, so the loss is not great. How did the evil psychopaths get around this idea and proposal?
They built a NSA spying facility in Jerusalem where the power brokers permanently reside, at least until they get nuked, then they will move to Petagonia in South America, which was a brilliant idea. Remember, NSA feeds all intel collected against Americans, by NSA, over to Israel . Now AIPAC won't have far to walk, since it will be in their country.
Now that is pure unadulterated treason. So much of what they are doing now, is not even borderline, but out and out upfront and not hidden "treason", which means jail time for everyone of them that we catch. We will have to designate a prison for them and call it "The Dual Israeli Treason facility".
We will be seeing news anchors going into their new home, along with the owners of those news stations, like Eisner, who runs Disney who owns ABC, News Corp board of Directors, who owns Fox News, with all those bankers on their board, ..... its going to be quite a haul when we get done with them.
Look at who we are talking about here..... Bush Sr and Bush Jr, and all their relatives who are also khazar zionist dual citizens, such as Cheney, Paulson, Chertoff, Feinstein, Levy-Pelosi, Lieberscum, Levy, Obama (yes, he is a dual Israeli citizen on his mothers side of the family and his Israeli grandfather raised him from 11 years old onward and his Bank President Grandmother who money laundered drug profits for the Bush cartel, but at least they will all be together, "The family that is incarcerated together, stays together" ).
Then we have Summers, Geithner, and various members of the senate who are also dual citizens, like Senator Bennett from Colorado, Senator Udall from Colorado, King of New York, and so many others. We do not need the treasonous gestapo fascist DEPT OF HOMELAND SECURITY to arrest and prosecute them, since we are perfectly capable of doing that ourselves. We even have the legal authority written right in the Constitution. That is why the powers that be hate that document. So read and you decide.
Washington and National Media Lying About Extent of Utah Legislature Drive to Cut Power on NSA
http://beforeitsnews.com/u-s-politics/2014/02/washington-and-national-media-lying-about-utah-legislatures-drive-to-cut-power-on-nsa-2462582.html
By
NSA SPY FACILITY IN UTAH
The movement to end the Surveillance State is finally getting
serious. With the failure by Congress to rein in the NSA – although the
heroic Rep. Justin Amash nearly succeeded in doing so – activists on the state level are mounting a campaign that promises to hit Big Brother where it really hurts – by cutting off the NSA’s water supply at its Bluffdale, Utah, Data Center.
A bill introduced in
the Utah legislature by state representative Marc Roberts (R-Santaquin)
would cut off the water supply to the NSA’s massive facility which will
gobble up 1.7 million gallons of water per day – in a state already hit hard by a region-wide drought.
What do they need all that water for? To cool the mega-computers housing the NSA’s huge store of intercepted data – virtually all the emails transmitted in the country and beyond, including phone calls and our all-important “meta data.”
The heavily fortified Data Center will store all this purloined information in four halls, each 25,000 square feet, with an additional 900,000 square feet for bureaucratic high mucka-mucks and their administrative and technical peons. The electricity bill alone is estimated at $40 million annually.
The people of Utah, however, are having second thoughts about having this monster in their midst.
“If you want to spy on the whole world and American citizens, great, but we’re not going to help you,” says Roberts.
The Roberts bill is part of a nationwide “Nullify the NSA” campaign spearheaded by the OffNow Coalition, a politically diverse group – including Antiwar.com, one of the founding members – that is pushing model legislation already introduced in fifteen states and counting: if passed, these bills would not only forbid local publicly owned water utilities from servicing the NSA, but would also stop any sort of cooperation and/or subsidies from going to the spy agency – including in the educational sphere.
The University of Utah, which is publicly funded, has been sucking up to the NSA in order to qualify for grants and has even recently inaugurated a new course on “data management” at the NSA’s suggestion. But the University of Utah chapter of Young Americans for Liberty is on their case, along with Roberts – and a good number of state legislators of both parties.
Former Utah governor and Republican squish Jon Huntsman, whose laughable presidential campaign garnered most if not all its support from the media, apparently cut a deal with the NSA to exempt the Data Center from taxes on their usage of resources such as water and electricity.
State lawmakers, however, aren’t buying it. A bill introduced by Republican state senator Jerry Stevenson, SB 45, which would exempt a number of federal projects – including NSA facilities – from state resource taxes is running into vocal opposition.
“This property is already getting a great deal on water, and creates very few jobs on a choice piece of land,” averred Democrat Jim Dabkis, of Salt Lake City, during debate. “Why do we want to give up that utility tax and have the rate payers from the state have to make up for what is really very little contribution from the rest of the federal government?”
Good question, to which supporters of the bill answer: Huntsman made a deal with the feds and we have to stick by it. But there isn’t much sentiment to abide by an agreement that was apparently made in secret. Says Dabkis:
“I’ve asked, and I have not been able to be provided with it, any piece of paper that says as part of this agreement to bring this very low-job development… That here is commitment that the State of Utah makes [to the federal government] that you don’t have to pay the utility taxes.”
In reply, Stevenson bleated that “there is a great deal of institutional memory that puts this agreement in place.” But that memory is apparently too ephemeral to have been written down in black and white, as Stevenson sheepishly admitted.
Stevenson’s fellow Republicans aren’t too hot on the NSA either. Interrogated by state senator Wayne Harper as to why Stevenson refused to delete the most controversial section of his bill – the part shielding the NSA Data Center – the Taylorsville Republican said:
“I don’t remember that I made any commitments to giving tax subsidies to a spy center.” State senator Margaret Dayton (R-Orem) doesn’t recall that either, nor does she remember repealing state laws mandating local control over tax waivers:
“[The data center is] not creating jobs, it is creating a lot of consternation in my area…[this was] not something discussed with the legislature as far as I am aware of.”
“Creating a lot of consternation” – this is the key to beating the NSA and its neocon and “progressive” defenders. This is what we have to do in every locality, but especially in Utah – the Achilles heel of the Surveillance State.
Read the rest here: http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2014/02/13/utah-achilles-heel-of-the-surveillance-state/
What do they need all that water for? To cool the mega-computers housing the NSA’s huge store of intercepted data – virtually all the emails transmitted in the country and beyond, including phone calls and our all-important “meta data.”
The heavily fortified Data Center will store all this purloined information in four halls, each 25,000 square feet, with an additional 900,000 square feet for bureaucratic high mucka-mucks and their administrative and technical peons. The electricity bill alone is estimated at $40 million annually.
The people of Utah, however, are having second thoughts about having this monster in their midst.
“If you want to spy on the whole world and American citizens, great, but we’re not going to help you,” says Roberts.
The Roberts bill is part of a nationwide “Nullify the NSA” campaign spearheaded by the OffNow Coalition, a politically diverse group – including Antiwar.com, one of the founding members – that is pushing model legislation already introduced in fifteen states and counting: if passed, these bills would not only forbid local publicly owned water utilities from servicing the NSA, but would also stop any sort of cooperation and/or subsidies from going to the spy agency – including in the educational sphere.
The University of Utah, which is publicly funded, has been sucking up to the NSA in order to qualify for grants and has even recently inaugurated a new course on “data management” at the NSA’s suggestion. But the University of Utah chapter of Young Americans for Liberty is on their case, along with Roberts – and a good number of state legislators of both parties.
Former Utah governor and Republican squish Jon Huntsman, whose laughable presidential campaign garnered most if not all its support from the media, apparently cut a deal with the NSA to exempt the Data Center from taxes on their usage of resources such as water and electricity.
State lawmakers, however, aren’t buying it. A bill introduced by Republican state senator Jerry Stevenson, SB 45, which would exempt a number of federal projects – including NSA facilities – from state resource taxes is running into vocal opposition.
“This property is already getting a great deal on water, and creates very few jobs on a choice piece of land,” averred Democrat Jim Dabkis, of Salt Lake City, during debate. “Why do we want to give up that utility tax and have the rate payers from the state have to make up for what is really very little contribution from the rest of the federal government?”
Good question, to which supporters of the bill answer: Huntsman made a deal with the feds and we have to stick by it. But there isn’t much sentiment to abide by an agreement that was apparently made in secret. Says Dabkis:
“I’ve asked, and I have not been able to be provided with it, any piece of paper that says as part of this agreement to bring this very low-job development… That here is commitment that the State of Utah makes [to the federal government] that you don’t have to pay the utility taxes.”
In reply, Stevenson bleated that “there is a great deal of institutional memory that puts this agreement in place.” But that memory is apparently too ephemeral to have been written down in black and white, as Stevenson sheepishly admitted.
Stevenson’s fellow Republicans aren’t too hot on the NSA either. Interrogated by state senator Wayne Harper as to why Stevenson refused to delete the most controversial section of his bill – the part shielding the NSA Data Center – the Taylorsville Republican said:
“I don’t remember that I made any commitments to giving tax subsidies to a spy center.” State senator Margaret Dayton (R-Orem) doesn’t recall that either, nor does she remember repealing state laws mandating local control over tax waivers:
“[The data center is] not creating jobs, it is creating a lot of consternation in my area…[this was] not something discussed with the legislature as far as I am aware of.”
“Creating a lot of consternation” – this is the key to beating the NSA and its neocon and “progressive” defenders. This is what we have to do in every locality, but especially in Utah – the Achilles heel of the Surveillance State.
Read the rest here: http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2014/02/13/utah-achilles-heel-of-the-surveillance-state/
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