Search StopSmartMeters.Org
-
-
-
-
-
-
DON’T MISS:
-
-
Recent Posts
-
Recent Comments
- Josh Hart on Judge Rules Electric Utility’s Smart Meter Opt Out Fees Violate State Law; PSREC Refuses to Reconnect
- Josh Hart on FAQ: Changing a Meter
- Richard Koehler on FAQ: Changing a Meter
- Clara on FAQ: Changing a Meter
- CHRISTOPHER CRUZ on Judge Rules Electric Utility’s Smart Meter Opt Out Fees Violate State Law; PSREC Refuses to Reconnect
-
Archives
Categories
Meta
Disclaimer
USE OF THIS SITE DEPENDS ON AGREEMENT WITH OUR DISCLAIMER: This website is intended to help advance knowledge and contribute to public awareness. While all reasonable precautions have been taken to ensure the validity of the information given, no warranty is given of its accuracy. It is not intended to substitute for medical or legal advice nor as a final statement with regard to possible prevention and avoidance recommendations or potential biological effects. No liability is accepted by the authors for damages arising from its use or misuse and interpretation by others. All references to smart meters refer to digital, wireless and powerline carrier (PLC) devices, which may vary in their emissions and frequencies. All content on this site is copyrighted by StopSmartMeters.org unless otherwise indicated. Brief (max 3 sentences) excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to StopSmartMeters.org with appropriate and specific links to the original content. All other uses are prohibited, unless specific and written permission from StopSmartMeters.org is provided.
Interview with Stop Smart Meters Georgia!
This entry was posted in Citizen rebellion, georgia, neighborhood organizing. Bookmark the permalink.
Thanks so much for traveling clear across the country to Stop “Smart” Meters, Josh! All the education you did while here was certainly appreciated, as well as your amazing generosity with materials and such. You have raised awareness to the next level, making it easier for us to let others know how they can Stop “Smart” Meters literally in their own backyard. Best wishes in your continuing travels, and God bless!
I want to live in their neighborhood! Neighbors who actually care about their health, safety, privacy, and each other…what a concept. I told my neighbors about this, and none of them cared and all have smart meters. I’m the only one who opted out. Georgia has some really nice people. Thanks for the post – it gives me hope for humanity.
Thanks, L. Lots of people do care, but there are still those that believe what the power company is telling them – that “smart” meters are safe in every way, and that there’s nothing to worry about.
I think it’s difficult for people to believe – I still am flabbergasted that it’s true – that an entity which is supposed to do nothing but provide us with safe, affordable electricity is actually going out of their way to do exactly the opposite!
What I’m seeing lately, though, is that the evidence is SO overwhelming that “smart” meters are a disaster, it’s going to be much easier for us to prove that than it was for those sounding the alarm for cigarettes, or lead paint, or asbestos, etc. There’s not just one thing wrong, but many – e. g., dangerous RF and EMF, fires, hacking, higher bills – and all easily proven.
Thank you for YOUR fight – rest assured that you’re making a important difference with your efforts! That type of work is what is even now turning the tide. 🙂