We CAN SAY NO to Smart Meters **SPREAD THE WORD**

[no_bs]

We all have to step up to our goverment. No to smart meters. My whole neighbour hood has one now but us. We stood up and said no. Hydro has no legal athority to change our meters. Post the doucuments from this site, and hopefully some one is home to help stop this blunder.

http://www.citizensforsafetechnology...vernments,25,0

[ongquang21]

Thanks.
I just printed out 2 copies, one to put just under the meter and the other to mail to the BC. Hydro.

[reefermadness]

Is your concern with smart meters really the transmission of wireless signals?

[mike31154]

I'll happily step up to our government, but certainly not over smart meters. The sooner one is installed at my home, the better. I'll be able to set up a solar array & wind generator, get a plug & play grid tie inverter that can be installed without a permit, & start sending power back to the grid. Well maybe not enough to sell, but it will slow down the meter on a good day.

[Reef Pilot]

What exactly is the objection with Smart Meters anyway? I understand why the grow-opers don't like them. But if it gives me more info on my own usage, and allows me to better manage it, I don't see that as a bad thing.

[Aquattro]

I also don't see any reason to say no. It's the way of the future!

[kien]

Smart meters are taking us one step closer to a robopocalypse! Didn't anyone watch Terminator?!? The Matrix?!? Come on people, open your eyes!! Resist!!

[blacknife]

The problem with the rf is it builds its own network cloud. If you are at the end of the network it transmits a few times an hour for a few seconds. If you happen to be the closest house to the reporting station that undirected antenna is beaming a steady stream of rf into your house as it transmits yours and hundreds of other readings in. Some people will never notice. Sensitive people will go nuts.