Comments on: Santa Cruz Man Assaulted By Installer, Camera Broken

By: john

john — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 21:51:17 +0000

I’m not an activist but I can honestly say this. About a year ago I thought it was old age, I started having headaches, ringing in the ears, ran up huge medical costs having them check me for everything, from hearing loss to a tumor check. Nothing. I opted out of the smart meters about 4 months ago and within weeks of them being removed all of my symptons are gone. I am feeling totally healthy as fit again. It’s amazing.
(note, my gas meter was near my bedroom and my electric meter was attached on the living room wall behind the couch.) Some people might have the meters far away like in the garage, others in apartment complex might have 4 meters behind their bed. I hate having to side with the activists but the smart meters are really not healthy.

By: the Truth

the Truth — Sat, 28 Jul 2012 01:56:59 +0000

You people need to let PG&E install all the necessary smart meters. You are only holding back progress. There is NO such thing as being sensitive to EMF frequencies. If you really were, then you would not be able to even go outside or enjoy wi-fi connections. There are many stronger Electro-Magnetic fields you are exposed to. Take of your DAMNED tin foil hats and stop harassing people who are only trying to do their job. If you really believe that they are setting this up to get your information and “control” you, then why are you even on the internet? Shouldn’t you be in the forest somewhere living like monkeys?

By: Redi Kilowatt

Redi Kilowatt — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:49:57 +0000

In reply to Pat the meter installer.

Pat,
Your job is just temporary, wha chew gonna do when they come for you ? with your pink slip.
You will have no real qualifying experience under your belt, just a few months of being a slave for the corporations doing temporary unskilled labor.
Good luck on finding another gig. Consider the military, the job doesn’t pay one quarter as much as a meter monkey, but it will be even more dangerous.

By: Eastwood

Eastwood — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:49:00 +0000

In reply to Pat the meter installer.

Howdy Y’all, Neal here from up north in Michigan.
These quote “smart” meters have to be stopped dead in their tracks.
They only save the big utilities money by killing jobs.
Pat, you SHOULD be ashamed of yourself, BUT…you won’t. You, personally are helping put people who read meters out of work,but you don’t care as long as you get paid.
I am an old southern boy at heart, and if I or my family or friends had witnessed anyone,disabled or not, being mistreated by one of these installers, well…..I don’t want to come off as an internet badass, but, they wouldn’t be able to leave until the police had arrested him, me, or both.
STOP being afraid, wounds heal eventually, and if everyone stands together,there is no limit to what can be accomplished.
Peace……until your backed into a corner!!!

By: Pat the meter installer

Pat the meter installer — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 07:57:06 +0000

I say to all of you paranoid about electricity and modern conveniences should just turn off the switch. Problem solved, or better yet, move to mexico

By: Redi Kilowatt

Redi Kilowatt — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 02:58:51 +0000

I looked at the first page of this thread, I see that the Wellington employee was wearing a hardhat, but no goggles or a face shield. Rat him out to PG&E for a safety violation.
Also I noticed that this non-electrician was wearing a heavy leather electricians tool pouch on his belt, but only 2 tools in it. He could have easily put those screwdrivers in his pocket. I guess by giving the installer an electricians tool belt makes him feel “impotent”.

By: Redi Kilowatt

Redi Kilowatt — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 02:47:41 +0000

In reply to M Anderson.

so M,
was this installer sporting a hardhat and face shield ?
If so, he must have been wearing riot gear, not installing a meter !

By: M Anderson

M Anderson — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 09:10:00 +0000

I witnessed an installer trying to install a Smart Meter at the Village Faire Antiques barn in Aptos last week. A couple of dealers told the installer that he needed to talk to the owner before doing this. The installer was courteous and left some paperwork for the owner to call. There was no confrontation at any time.

By: From California: PUBLIC GRILLS UTILITY EXECUTIVES ON SMART METER RADIATION AT CPUC WORKSHOP |

Wed, 12 Oct 2011 21:08:24 +0000

[…] This morning, Stop Smart Meters! received disturbing reports of an alleged assault by a Wellington Energy Installer on an electrosensitive resident who had demanded the installer halt work installing smart meters on the side of his apartment. The full account can be read here: https://stopsmartmeters.org/2011/09/15/santa-cruz-man-assaulted-by-wellington-worker-camera-broken/ […]

By: Shucks the Explorer

Shucks the Explorer — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 17:22:25 +0000

So PG&E comes onto your property, bullies you, and then threatens you with arrest for defending your own property. And the police look the other way.

And a “judge” oversees the CPUC meetings and shields the PG&E executives from having to answer any real questions from the very public for whom it is supposed to work.

What the hell is wrong with this picture? It sounds rather like the good old mafia, only nice and legal and sanctioned by the state doesn’t it?