Letter: NSA water service

I was astonished and appalled to read in a recent article (Utah lawmaker questions city water going to NSA, Nov. 19) that Rep. Marc Roberts had actually proposed a bill and discussed at a legislative committee hearing to cut off water service to the National Security Agency storage facility south of Salt Lake City because he didnt like what the NSA was doing.

When I voted for my state representative and state senator, I did not give them permission to perform such mischief in my name.

Pete Ashdown of the Internet provider XMission says the NSA center is a stain upon the state. If the water is cut off and delays the NSAs work, causing it to miss important information needed to protect us, what kind of stain would it be then?

Civil disobedience should be taken seriously. In my opinion, such an act as proposed might go beyond civil disobedience it smacks of sabotage.

Myrna Borg

Murray

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Letter: NSA water service