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Category Archives: Citizen rebellion
Victory Against Smart Meter Scourge in New Mexico: Radiation-Emitting Surveillance Devices “Not in the Public Interest”
We received this update yesterday from Arthur Firstenberg of Santa Fe-based Cell Phone Task Force, who has done amazing work in the NM proceeding regarding deployment efforts by Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM). Great news and worth celebrating!! … Continue reading
Alameda, CA Police Arrest Man for Refusing Microwave-Pulsing Meters on his Kids’ Bedroom Wall
Alameda’s so-called “smart meter opt out” leaves those in multi-unit housing exposed Alameda, CA—Christopher Rabe, a 39-year resident of Alameda and father of two was arrested on Thursday, March 29th at 10:30am after peacefully standing in the way of Alameda … Continue reading
Police in South Carolina Arrest Woman to Force Smart Meter in Blatant, Illegal Overreach
Because utilities have no legal mandate to force smart meters on private property, the sheriff in this case is acting outside of the law, and must be held accountable. We must rally and support Michelle and all other victims of … Continue reading
The Invisible Rainbow- Arthur Firstenberg
Released on Earth Day this year, The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life is the culmination of EMF activist Arthur Firstenberg’s long career fighting wireless infrastructure. The Invisible Rainbow is “easy to read, hard to put down, sublimely … Continue reading
Posted in Cell phones, Citizen rebellion, Electro-Hyper-Sensitivity, health effects, radio-frequency radiation, Wi-Fi, World Health Organization
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Community Gathers to Defend One of Their Own in Ann Arbor
On Monday, August 14, 2017, people from across Michigan participated in a community defense mass action to stop unauthorized “smart” meter installation and to show the utility company that they will not submit to the utility’s coercive tactics. Since then, … Continue reading