"Illegal Spying Below": Blimp Flies Over NSA Utah Data Center in Protest

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National Security Agency workers in Utah found themselves under an eye in the sky Friday morning — an airship emblazoned with "Illegal Spying Below," floating directly above the agency's huge data center outside Bluffdale.

No need for protest/free speech zones when you're airborne. What a great idea, expensive, but great.

Illegal spying below...lolz

Couldn't agree more.



Not the first time a protest has taken to the air via a blimp.

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a reply to: Swills

I'm sure they will try to find a way to punish the people in the blimp, if not they will try to create a law or something to keep it from happening in the future

I don't get it. Who sees this? A few people on the internet and a few NSA workers driving into work so they can pay their mortgage. I don't see a blimp armed with slogans doing anything to stop them from doing what they already know is illegal.

Color me cynical.

a reply to: Swills

Now that's what I call a creative way to protest. Unfortunately, we can probably imagine that the NSA will press for legal actions against the people behind this.

a reply to: TheSpanishArcher

Consider yourself colored.

Blimps are in the air. Lots of people can see them.

A few NSA workers?

Protesting like a boss.

a reply to: Swills

Pwned...



Expect a bill to be raised to Ban civilian blimps.

originally posted by: TheSpanishArcher
I don't get it. Who sees this? A few people on the internet and a few NSA workers driving into work so they can pay their mortgage. I don't see a blimp armed with slogans doing anything to stop them from doing what they already know is illegal.

Color me cynical.

They should make better use of that blimp and swap the weight of the people on board with some radio gear and... well.. other objects.

This is actually a great idea!! We can fly blimps with messages on them right above the corrupted trash in this country!! cool One over ever Wall Street execs and banksters homes.