General News January, 6th 2011 by admin

Officials mark start of work on Utah cyber center

“Officials are marking the start of construction on a $1.2 billion National Security Agency cyber security center at a Utah National Guard camp near Salt Lake City.

A Thursday groundbreaking on 200 acres at Camp Williams might be the last glimpse the public gets of the first-of-its-kind project. “

Source: Officials mark start of work on Utah cyber center

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Richard says

Nice to see that “Big Brother” is alive and well in the USA. Only one more nail in the coffin of total control of the US citizens. Check out http://www.infragard.org and see one of many ways the government is using US citizens to spy on it’s citizens. Worked well for the Gestapo and Stasi and all the other secret police of the world. Nice way to get around the constitution by using corporations and citizens, whom do not have to follow the rules outlined by our founding fathers to prevent the British and US governments from spying and controlling the free (?) people of America.

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