Catherine J. Frompovich – Throughout the land and in lockstep with the United Nations and Agenda 21 [1, 2], AMI smart meters are being retrofitted on to utility customers’ services for electricity, natural gas, and water.
Not only are AMI smart meters dangerously emitting dirty electricity, high pulse harmonics on to every building’s interior wiring, electromagnetic non-ionizing radiation frequencies (RFs/EMFs) are being radiated into living spaces, work areas, and every venue retrofitted with an AMI smart meter. Analogize it as leaving an operating microwave oven door open throughout the entire house 24/7/365 generating what’s called non-thermal adversehealth effects [3, 4] that can’t be turned off!
However, those serious public health hazards—a Class 2B carcinogen per the World Health Organization’s IARC [5]—don’t seem to be of concern to anyone whatsoever, but something involving the microwave technology that runs AMI smart meters has gotten the attention of U.S. Senators—“identify security vulnerabilities of certain entities in the energy sector!”
That refers to the absolutely porous, easily hackable network of cell phone and mast towers microwaves that are the ‘brains’ of the surveillance society tool the federal government—with utility companies’ assistance—will use to monitor and control usage and us; send interrupt-power signals to services even when bills are paid in full; plus function as the “eyes and ears” of the surveillance state recording and transmitting your personal activities from RF chips in every ‘smart’ appliance in a home, business, or wherever. Welcome to the dumb smart world of total surveillance technology! What do you think of that smart phone or TV now?
Do you think I’m out to lunch on all the above? Well, read on.
Catherine Frompovich – Smart meters are being forced onto homeowners throughout the USA by electric, natural gas and water utility companies. However, informed consent is being denied those customers, who know what EMFs and RFs can do to human health, since utility companies ride roughshod over consumers’ rights to know and customers’ privacy and surveillance issues, which smart meters violate.