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12/10/2013 -  Forcible installations have led to an incredible array of defensive structures being built around analog meters to protect homes from the “smart” scourge. We received the above photo of analog protection dubbed “Old Ironsides” from Eric Windheim, Director of Sacramento Smart Meter Awareness.
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12/10/2013 -  The telecommunications industry always claims currently available studies are inconclusive on the health effects of microwave radiation. They always say we "need more studies." Well, do we?
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12/10/2013 -  Discussion of the health effects of WiFi and other forms of microwave radiation on female reproductive organs in utero, in vivo, and on the entire future lineage of that female.
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12/5/2013 -  The results may surprise you.
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12/5/2013 -  Distributed antenna systems: The cellular antennas on your block. Look up! Look out!
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12/5/2013 -  Most people do not know that cell phones and wireless devices can affect unborn children. A new study reports that exposures from electromagnetic fields and wireless radiation may contribute to autism.
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12/5/2013 -  According to experts, the switch mode power supply (SMPS) contained in millions of ‘smart’ meters (but not their analog predecessors) has essentially ‘polluted’ the electricity coming into our homes with high frequency transients.
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12/3/2013 -  A new study published in Clinical Neurophysiology suggests it doesn't take years or even months of exposure for cell phone radiation to negatively alter our brains—it only takes minutes.
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12/3/2013 -  After the credits rolled and people blinked as the fluorescent lights were switched on, you could almost see the walls of stubborn, fixed belief in the "official" scientific regime beginning to crumble. People’s cognitive dissonance was in full defense mode. A lifetime of thinking in a certain way and sudden flecks of doubt. They wanted to leave and get away but at the same time could not. The genie could not be stuffed back in the bottle no matter how hard they might try. I've never seen faces turn so red.
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12/3/2013 -  Those clamoring to stuff their kids’ holiday stockings with the latest electronic gadgets would do well to ponder experts’ warnings first, advises Environmental Health Trust (EHT), a group promoting safer phone use.
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12/3/2013 -  Aside from being bad for our brains, the physical hazards can be pretty intense. WiFi systems emit EMF, electromagnetic frequencies. Some people have a sensitivity to these frequencies, about 35% experience mild symptoms of electrohypersensitivity. Excessive exposure has been linked cancer, ADD, migraines and insomnia. even just being around WiFi, like in a coffee shop can trigger headache, muscle aches, and even nausea.
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Forcible installations have led to an incredible array of defensive structures being built around analog meters to protect homes from the “smart” scourge. We received the above photo of analog protection dubbed “Old Ironsides” from Eric Windheim, Director of Sacramento Smart Meter Awareness. 
The telecommunications industry always claims currently available studies are inconclusive on the health effects of microwave radiation. They always say we "need more studies." Well, do we? 
Discussion of the health effects of WiFi and other forms of microwave radiation on female reproductive organs in utero, in vivo, and on the entire future lineage of that female. 
The results may surprise you. 
Distributed antenna systems: The cellular antennas on your block. Look up! Look out!
Most people do not know that cell phones and wireless devices can affect unborn children. A new study reports that exposures from electromagnetic fields and wireless radiation may contribute to autism. 
According to experts, the switch mode power supply (SMPS) contained in millions of ‘smart’ meters (but not their analog predecessors) has essentially ‘polluted’ the electricity coming into our homes with high frequency transients. 
A new study published in Clinical Neurophysiology suggests it doesn't take years or even months of exposure for cell phone radiation to negatively alter our brains—it only takes minutes. 
After the credits rolled and people blinked as the fluorescent lights were switched on, you could almost see the walls of stubborn, fixed belief in the "official" scientific regime beginning to crumble. People’s cognitive dissonance was in full defense mode. A lifetime of thinking in a certain way and sudden flecks of doubt. They wanted to leave and get away but at the same time could not. The genie could not be stuffed back in the bottle no matter how hard they might try. I've never seen faces turn so red. 
Those clamoring to stuff their kids’ holiday stockings with the latest electronic gadgets would do well to ponder experts’ warnings first, advises Environmental Health Trust (EHT), a group promoting safer phone use. 
Aside from being bad for our brains, the physical hazards can be pretty intense. WiFi systems emit EMF, electromagnetic frequencies. Some people have a sensitivity to these frequencies, about 35% experience mild symptoms of electrohypersensitivity. Excessive exposure has been linked cancer, ADD, migraines and insomnia. even just being around WiFi, like in a coffee shop can trigger headache, muscle aches, and even nausea. 
