LIFE WITH BIG BROTHER
\nBy Bob Unruh<\/p>\n
“A sanitation district in Pennsylvania has notified homeowners that its representatives will be making personal visits to every structure served by its network of drainpipes because that’s what the federal Environmental Protection Agency is demanding.<\/p>\n
But homeowners are concerned about the mandatory government inspections of their properties.<\/p>\n
“I do consider this the equivalent of illegal search and invasion of my home without just cause and [it] establishes a situation where I am guilty and must prove innocence,” one homeowner, who asked that his identity be withheld, told WND.<\/p>\n
“This inspection is to determine if I am ‘discharging’ ‘clean water’ into the sewer system. At no point in the letter does it say exactly what will be looked at, (I guess leaky faucets will be a crime) what else may be being evaluated while my property is being inspected, what is on the ‘check list’ or report that is being done, and really exactly who is doing the inspection,” he said.<\/p>\n
The homeowner told WND, “I find myself becoming more and more angry as I process the ramifications of this whole issue. This may be just to look for ‘clean water discharge’ (what a joke \u00e2\u20ac\u201c I wonder if they will look to see if I’m in the shower too long and not standing under the flow of water enough and I better not run the water for a glass of cold water), but this is, like the sexual assaults of the TSA, the beginning of accepting illegal and unwarranted searches.<\/p>\n
“It is happening here, but from the letter I get the feeling that it is being done elsewhere with the goal of having the EPA visit every single home\/apartment in America to collect who knows what information \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 and if this is for clean water, what will be next?” the homeowner said.”<\/p>\n