1) Another great article by Olga Sheean, describing the effects of being sensitive in this electro-smog polluted world. I’m trying not to let it get to me, trying not to get paranoid and start imagining things that aren’t really there, on top of what I know is there. Who am I fleeing? No one. What … Continue reading 2016-07-02 Driver of driverless car killed in accident
1) For people who suffer EHS, riding on BC Ferries can be a nightmare because of the Wi-Fi. There is no place to escape, not even a small shielded room. For quite some time this has been a point raised with Ferry Services, and below is a letter reviving the issue. I hope that those … Continue reading 2016-06-29 Major lawsuits might finally get industry’s attention
1) Cisco, the company that makes the collectors to which $$mart meters in the mesh grid “report” and from which it receives info/instructions from BC Hydro, uses BC Hydro as one of its “successes”. http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/m/en_us/ioe/digital-transformation-stories/digital-transformation-with-the-internet-of-everything.pdf 2) In Arizona, utility companies want to increase fees and rates for customers using solar. This tactic certainly discourages use … Continue reading 2016-02-23 Cisco (make of the $$mart collectors) thinks BC Hydro’s program is a $ucce$$
1) Hackers disable hospital’s computers, demanding ransom payment. “A California hospital has been unable to use its computer system for more than a week thanks to a ransomware attack. The hackers are said to be demanding more than $3 million in return for returning access.” https://www.infopackets.com/news/9786/hackers-demand-36m-restore-hospital-computers 2) Today I received an email from someone who … Continue reading 2016-02-17 BC municipality going solar to avoid BC Hydro rate increases
Unfortunately, while I was gone, the person who was going to send out info to you had problems with Shaw allowing so many emails to be sent. For those of you who did not receive them, they are available on our website: www.stopsmartmetersbc.com under “NEWSLETTERS”. 1) This article was sent out while I was away, … Continue reading 2016-06-04 The full US RF report from USA
1) Data hacked at a British gas utility company. James Maude, senior security engineer at Avecto, argued that attackers may have taken data from the TalkTalk breach to access British Gas accounts, for example. “This type of targeted attack is common practice now as it allows criminals to build a much more detailed profile of … Continue reading 2015-10-31 Data hacked at British utility company
1) Lots more about the stupid appliances. This YouTube, which includes the one I sent last night, shows more insidious ways appliances will be used and open to hackers. Start at 3:40 to see another reason “they” want access to our homes. Pretty soon there will be no reason to leave the home. Hermits will … Continue reading 2016-05-15 Frightening info about stupid appliances that are now available
1) In the UK serious concerns continue about the costs, benefits and problems associated with the $$meter program. “The government’s smart meter roll-out is due to begin fully in August but has recently been criticised by the Institute of Directors for being “flawed” and “well behind schedule.” “It is a very expensive IT programme and … Continue reading update 2016-04-17 UK has major concerns about $$meter program and its costs
1) You might want to listen to what this UK doctor has to say on Thursday: Thursday, 12th May at 1:00 p.m. EST (10 AM PST or 5 PM GMT) I’m conducting a LIVE interview with Dr. Elizabeth Evans. Elizabeth Evans trained in Medicine at Cambridge University and St Mary’s Hospital Medical School, London. She … Continue reading 2016-05-10 Check your Hydro bills. Did they overbill you?
1) In Western Australia, utility companies are celebrating the huge amount of data which will soon be available for use in multiple ways. – http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/599062/horizon-power-prepares-data-onslaught/ 2) The Conference of Pediatricians is taking on the cell phone and wireless industry, especially the dangers posed to children. “The weight of the evidence is clear: cell phones do … Continue reading 2016-05-04 Cisco has admitted the grid is not secure