Also, for your information, the Fire Departments and the governments cannot be trusted AT ALL! Their pensions are vested in this program, seeing as how the elite took 16,611 corporations [http://www.economyincrisis.org (Foreign Acquisitions)] that once employed the American people, out of the USA.

Wake up and stop allowing those who benefit from “the governing of you”, from making you ignorant anymore!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pRPBKJQnyU

As you probably know, the official FD report states the cause as a candle in a bedroom, which ignited the bedding. An all too familiar story, along with cigarettes in bed. So, I guess a hangar blowing into the open fuse box may not have occurred. I am, however, still stumped by Redi Kilowatt’s comment:

“Just because the cover to the breaker panel was open, that would not expose any bus bars and probably was left open by the fire dept first responders. And what you call a “fuse box” was not, it was a circuit breaker panel which was not “out dated”. “Maybe the wind blew a plastic hanger into an open fuse box ?”

Really?! That’s NOT a fuse box that the meter housing dripped into? …and there are no live contact points exposed? …and a ‘plastic hangar’ can’t spark a fire? Oh, that’s right…Redi K. added the ‘plastic’ part! Maybe some new kind of plastic… When I said hangar, I was referring to the scorched metal one in the picture, but I can see how Redi needed to twist my words to make the point.

Open flame candle v. Smart Meter…Professional assessment of the FD v. amateur speculation…

I don’t know, folks…

You’re too kind.

I won’t be reading or posting here any more.

Goodbye.

Most people who post comments here are either sharing their personal stories of being harmed by microwave radiation (pulsed or steady), or are trying to share information to help others live happier, healthier lives.

If you showed a little less stubbornness, and weren’t trying so hard to be a devil’s advocate, there probably wouldn’t have been any name calling. I’m sure there are plenty of “Utility Lurkers” trying to surveil the movement and “show me the peer reviewed science” deniers who read this site and get a chuckle, or quickly leave fearing they might learn something that would seriously disrupt their personal paradigm.

You’re an outlier, and you probably get some satisfaction out of playing that position. You seem to have some intelligence, but your signal to noise ratio couldn’t be any lower.

@admin – I have acknowledged that some people may be EHS, and that more studies are worth doing. But I am not willing to acknowledge that these low-power wireless transmissions can “kill” people. I have asked reasonable questions which have in turn been shot down as “stupid”, and most posters seem to want to hold onto the claim that we are “being microwaved” and that these wireless signals are affecting everything from bees to plants to humans, even when *the data show far more uncertainty than they do any correlation*. Most posters here and on other EMF-related sites seem to be operating on the premise that correlation equals causation, drawing unsubstantiated conclusions, and that bothers me.

@VC: the admin is right on…I have absolutely no affiliation or stake in SmartMeter technology. I’m just a curious person with an interest in science. Question more.