Instead of relying on this site, all of you who are rightfully against smart meters should go door to door and collect signatures, evidence, statements, and rally in front of power companies, government, and health institutions demanding opt-out and demanding that all information about smart meters is disclosed to the public, including deadly confidentiality clauses.
So, the only way to stop this global wi-fi genocide is to have honourable, decent, and ethical medical, health and environmental professionals come forward willing to make statements in court, demonstrating the damage ongoing cumulative smart meter radiation exposure will do to human health.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7E36zGHxRw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LvSGYU_kG0
http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20050722_bamberg.asp
http://www.wificoncern.org/concern11.html
It would be great to have that information and details on where you got the sign or how you made them and the text for the several sheets.
It would be good to have a link here to a nicely formatted information packet, maybe just one page that could be photo copied in mass and then mailed out to all your neighbors. Or simply rubber banded to their mailbox, or magnet attached.
]]>I just have a minute, and will have to read the article tomorrow. Just wanted to share some good news: Last night, my husband and I spoke in front of a local city council. The council, at the end of the meeting, talked about a resolution to at least ask for answers from the power company. After what I’ve seen from other cities, we were very heartened by that response.
We also distributed what I call “Smart Meter Survival Kits.” They are gallon size ziplocks with a sign inside that says “DO NOT REPLACE METER. We refuse the smart meter due to health and privacy issues.” Also inside are several sheets explaining what makes smart meters so dangerous, and numbers and websites that will help people either avoid getting a smart meter, or what to do if they already have one. We handed out around 40, and probably already have that many more people around here refusing a meter (I think and hope I’m seriously underestimating that number, since we’ve had a letter to the editor and an article based on a previous visit to another local city).
Keep up the good work, everyone. We are, slowly but surely, going to save as many people as possible from the smart meter debacle. They’re so bad that I think, eventually, every single one of them is going to have to be removed. And we’re going to speed up that process considerably!
And thanks, Redi, for your helpful posts. They are encouraging. (-:
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