Why did the NSA choose UTAH for their DATA SPY CENTER ???

West of Camp Williams would be in the Oquirrh mountains, wouldn't it? The only place I can think of that is leveled out and has some construction on the west side in south valley is in Herriman. So much for affordable housing and a low population suburb. I was considering moving from Draper which has become a nightmare over to the more quiet west side, but the traffic is going to be horrendous now.
I'm glad you mentioned the helicopter traffic. About a year ago, I started noticing a serious increase in helicopters coming from the corner canyon area. In most cases, they fly directly over my house on their path at what seems to be much less than 1000ft altitude. The noise pollution from the helicopters passing over multiple times per hour has gotten to be ridiculous. I have noticed military, police, and fire dept helicopters.
What major road is the complex on? I want to go drive by and take a look.

also the NSA's new fortress is at 4436 ft elevation

hmmm????

and.........

probably is connected with tunnels to the Wasatch range

can you say TIDAL SURGE TSUNAMI !!!

great place to build

better than that frumpy east coast building thats practically at sea level

Its sits on the west side of Camp Williams off Redwood Road, aprox. 5 blocks south. Looks like a normal warehouse.

Take Redwood Road out to Camp Williams. It's on the west side of the road.

"For example, NSA can intercept millions of domestic communications and store them in a data center like Bluffdale and still be able to say it has not “intercepted” any domestic communications. This is because of its definition of the word. “Intercept,” in NSA’s lexicon, only takes place when the communications are “processed” “into an intelligible form intended for human inspection,” not as they pass through NSA listening posts and transferred to data warehouses. ..."

[link to www.wired.com]

I will let you know.

I find it interesting that they're building this NSA data-mining center just north-west of the center of the world's Mormon religion and we may very likely have a Mormon, the first Mormon, president.
Co-inkeedink??? Me thinks not

Because of the NoBody. I just hope the NSA were smart enough to build it Earthquake Proof.

I find it interesting that people think saving the Constitution is a bad thing.

Almost moved there last year and really feel like I should have. I backed out and kind of regret it.

Apparently the "Kingdom of Deseret" has been in league with several 3-letter agencies and indeed, controls parts of them. Esp. the drug smuggling parts.

Vet's 2day published an article on it last week called America's Drug Empire.

Oh god you are also describing Idaho, another state run by mormon interests that is not well known like Utah. Nothing but blank minded religious idiots. "Oh hey you need a thousand more soldiers to die securing the afghan heroin supply? Take our kids!" Fucking cultural wasteland is what it is.

A tribal elder in my village who once hand an affair with a mormon girl, says that the reason they built it there is so they can fulfill the prophecy that J.Smith made about whether it'll ever rain again on Pingelap atoll.

My theory is that Mormons are capable of suriving even the worst of end of the world cases.

The sad fact is that data collection is not going to go away. Like the old saying goes, "history does repeat itself"...with advancements in technology they will be able to predict the directions in a person's life even before they are born.

I am not Mormon btw, but I can see their strength.

The first place the shadow government forces plan to
attack is SLC, from Denver.

They put the NSA center there so it will be there when
they take over the city. They want to be able to count
on hardened comms in the center of their objective.

Unfortunately for them, they will never make it, but this
is the NWO plan.