Bluffdale NSA Facility

[restrac2000]

Maybe this isn't news to everyone else, but I just stumbled across it. Here are a couple links to stories and short documentaries:

NYTimes Op-Doc: The Program
Wired: The Matrix

The most interesting aspect seems to be the legal difference between storage and "searching". But the relatively passive process of storage in itself builds profile of US citizens.

If it can be believed, the facility is alleged to have the capacity to store 100 years of world data.

Thought I would share.

Phillip

[Iceaxe]

I didnt read the articles.... but...

I bid several parts of this project and did some small parts of it..... if people understood what this facility is actually capable of doing they would not be happy....

If people understood the amount of electrical power this facility will consume they would be amazed.... think enough to power Salt Lake and you are getting close.

Big brother IS watching.... or soon will be.

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[JONBOYLEMON]

Yo Ice, I have probably seen you out there!!!!! Yeah, its a big project,

The funniest part of the story is all the security crap we have to go through and information I had to give them. Thay already have it all........................ So maybe they were just seeing if it matched!

[jman]

I have a friend who is a journeyman working out there. He is working 60-70hrs week, but is getting paid extremely well. I think that building and the other one were projected at over 2 Billion. Wow!

[DOSS]

When the NSA gives NASA 2 telescopes that are better than Hubble because there were not good enough anymore to spy on us lowly humans... http://www.space.com/16000-spy-satel...opes-nasa.html

Yeah big brother is watching.. with eagle eyes!

[hank moon]

Big brother IS watching.... or soon will be.

Big bro has been watching for awhile, now. Soon, he will be watching much more closely, and more efficiently.

There's a thread about this in the PolSec

[Iceaxe]

[Iceaxe]

[savanna3313]

[Scott P]

The worst part is that they don't even click "like" when they read my Facebook posts.

[Iceaxe]

The worst part is that they don't even click "like" when they read my Facebook posts.

[Scott P]

[Sombeech]

I did this a couple of years ago. Then last week I was in a neighborhood where this name was used also. I was wondering if somebody copied me.

[Iceaxe]

[Iceaxe]

A former Marine Corps Colonel who was stationed in Fallujah and trained Iraqi soldiers warns that the Department of Homeland Security is working with law enforcement to build a “domestic army,” because the federal government is afraid of its own citizens. The comments by the Colonel Peter Martino were made during public testimony at a Concord City Council meeting on Tuesday. The meeting concerned a decision on whether to accept a $260,000 Homeland Security grant on behalf of the Central New Hampshire Special Operations Unit to purchase a BearCat armored vehicle.

The purchase of the vehicle has been surrounded by controversy after the city’s Police Chief wrote in an application filing to the DHSthat the vehicle was needed to deal with the “threat” posed by libertarians, sovereign citizen adherents, and Occupy activists in the region.

In his initial application to the DHS for the grant to purchase the armored vehicle, Police Chief John Duval wrote, “The State of New Hampshire’s experience with terrorism slants primarily towards the domestic type. We are fortunate that our State has not been victimized from a mass casualty event from an international terrorism strike however on the domestic front, the threat is real and here. Groups such as the Sovereign Citizens, Free Staters and Occupy New Hampshire are active and present daily challenges.”