Utah Legislature considers shutting off NSA's water - Polidicks

[quote]A Utah state legislative committee will consider a bill that could eventually cut off millions of gallons of water for a major National Security Agency facility south of Salt Lake City as a protest against the mass collection of Americans’ data. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Marc Roberts (R), would prohibit any municipality from providing “material support or assistance in any form to any federal data collection and surveillance agency.”[/quote] [URL="http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2014/11/20/utah-legislature-considers-shutting-off-nsas-water/"]Source[/URL]

And then we never heard from Utah again rip in pepperoni

How about electricity? I think that would be more effective.

Wasn't the NSA somewhat outside of the government? I think this serves them right.

[QUOTE=Awesomecaek;46535951]How about electricity? I think that would be more effective.[/QUOTE] Apparently they are currently getting massive amounts of water for lower rates than anyone else has to pay. That, and the southwestern US is in a drought so wasting water isn't exactly something people will turn a blind eye at. That, and they refuse to tell anyone how much they actually use.

Ive driven past that facility before. Sure its a huge ugly gray block of a building, but its really not that impressive, security wise.

[QUOTE=Birdman101;46535989]Ive driven past that facility before. Sure its a huge ugly gray block of a building, but its really not that impressive, security wise.[/QUOTE] If you ever stop and get out of you car at that facility, you'll find out how impressive their security is. (Don't try and trespass on NSA property, don't even stop your car. You can guarantee you'll be under active surveillance the moment the door opens.)

[QUOTE=Pyroknight;46535940]And then we never heard from Utah again rip in pepperoni[/QUOTE] Area 51 just got a bit bigger. [IMG]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/111996868/2014-2/general/Geo-Map--USA.png[/IMG]

[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;46536028]If you ever stop and get out of you car at that facility, you'll find out how impressive their security is. (Don't try and trespass on NSA property, don't even stop your car. You can guarantee you'll be under active surveillance the moment the door opens.)[/QUOTE] I know, im just being edgy and cool

[QUOTE=_Kent_;46535978]Apparently they are currently getting massive amounts of water for lower rates than anyone else has to pay. That, and the southwestern US is in a drought so wasting water isn't exactly something people will turn a blind eye at. That, and they refuse to tell anyone how much they actually use.[/QUOTE] I'm more interested in what nefarious purpose for which the NSA has amassed this water than their surveillance.

[QUOTE=Awesomecaek;46535951]How about electricity? I think that would be more effective.[/QUOTE] Nah, their machines are steam powered so this is wwwaaayyy more effective.

[QUOTE=Mingebox;46536199]I'm more interested in what nefarious purpose for which the NSA has amassed this water than their surveillance.[/QUOTE] What do you think all those servers and computers are cooled with?

[QUOTE=croguy;46536266]What do you think all those servers and computers are cooled with?[/QUOTE] The tears of Edward Snowden