Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle
One can only imagine the extra radiation that will be emitted from such a meter on the people who live inside that home and the surrounding homes close by. Rob States, the scientist who is speaking on the video clip “The Dark Side of Smart Meter” told us that he was speaking with a woman who was complaining of some enormous headaches ever since her smart meter was installed. He went to her home and found out that she did have the larger meter that must be collecting data from many other homes. It obviously has much more radiation emitting from it.
This is a picture of a large medusa meter connected to a normal sized smaller meter. The medusa is connected to a telephone line, with which it must send its data to PG&E. Other medusas are wireless
with no
connections to phone lines. These meters were found on a panel surrounded by 32 other smart meters on the side of an apartment building located between North St. and Pacific Ave. in Santa Rosa, California. One can imagine how much radiation the people are receiving who live in the apartment on the other side of the panel where the medusa and 32 meters are located!
Notes from Attending the “Wireless Summit” at the Commonwealth Club, SF, 11/18/2010, “The Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields”
Why is the following information that was presented at the Wireless Summit important to the subject of Smart Meters? I mention again that we are being told by PG&E that “Smart Meters have no more radiation given out than cell phones or mobile phones, so there is nothing to worry about.” As we learned from the doctors and scientists who were the presenters at this summit, the effect of cell phone radiation and cell phone tower radiation on human health is very alarming, which makes Smart Meter radiation even more alarming, since we can’t turn it off. It will permeat our homes and affecting our health constantly. There was one presenter who specifically talked about Smart Meters and their effect on health.
The summit began with introductions from William Grant and Camilla Reese, co-chairmen of the Health and Medicine Forum for the Commonwealth Club. Reese told of San Francisco’s efforts. They are the first city to require warnings on cell phone cartons. SF is a hot bed for EMF activity. There has been a big impact on health from cell phones and from the cell phone towers. She also said that there is a growing awareness of these health issues through the International EMF Alliance and from Paul Hawkin’s film, “Blessed Unrest.” She said that electro-magnetic frequencies are affecting people’s health, the eco-system, sustainability, and genetic material long term. “We must take a stand for life, and connect to our most deeply held values, our whole genetic footprint, health, harmony, peace, our true worth.” Presenters were doctors and scientists from various parts of Europe and America. The summit was divided into 4 panels:
Panel 1 - The History of Electromagnetic Pollution in our Midst: The first presenter was:
1) Eileen O’Connor, the director of the EMF Radiation Research Trust in the UK, and founding member of the International EMF Alliance, told how she got started doing her research after her
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