See Dave Hodges The Common Sense Show and Deborah Tavares for other matters of importance.

And notice at a recent article that says INTERFERENCE is more of a hazard than cyber-security – that “Verizon’s website cautions people with pacemakers and other implantable medical devices to keep their wireless hand-held mobile more than six inches from their device and shouldn’t carry the phone in their breast pocket.” BUT smart meters emit unpredictable bursts and pulses in people’s own homes and wherever they may go, in unpredictable MIXTURES. NO ONE IS MONITORING this and the risks to people with implants. FIRST, they allowed the proliferation explode. Only now are they starting to say, duh, what about possible interference with implants.
http://www.medcitynews.com/2012/04/wireless-medical-device-signal-interference-poses-greater-risk-than-hacking/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=wireless-medical-device-signal-interference-poses-greater-risk-than-hacking

See Geophysicist Dr. Gary Olhoeft (professor in Colorado), who also has a deep brain stimulator at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo-B6LWfVzw
He talks about electromagnetic interference with medical implants (due to their metal parts, I think).

WOW… thank you…

Do NOT let them install a smart meter, whatever they say about switching off the wireless. We don’t know enough about what is causing the health problems. It may be something within the SM- like the switching mode power supply- that is causing the problem. Advice same as before- lock up those analog meters if you still have one!

HI. Thanks for the reply. I just got off the phone with PG&E and I’m on the “opt-out” list– they SAY they’ll install the meters without wireless for those who want it. 866-743-0263 — though they’re waiting for approval to handle the opt-outs this way, and are the meters themselves a problem? or just the extra wireless that causes the fire hazzards and such? best, ss

SS- The best thing you can do is to print out some info for your neighbors and go speak to them. You can use the info on our “Why Stop Smart Meters” page on the top right of this website. If there is agreement, declare your neighborhood a “smart meter free zone” put up signs next to all your meters, on lamp posts etc., lock up vulnerable meters so that the installers can’t access them. They will threaten you with electricity cut off and fines but these are idle threats and this has not happened to anyone. You just have to stand up for your rights and say NO! Watch for the trucks, make sure your neighbors have each others phone numbers and chase those bastards out of your neighborhood if they try to install. These are your homes and you have inalienable rights to safety, health, and privacy. Just say NO!

PG&E is due to install the meters on our street any week now– is there any success refusing the installation so far? can we actually opt-out?
thanks!