Healthy Bellies: White House Petition Started by Naperville Resident

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Action Alert:

Sign the New White House Petition.

Stand for Personal Property Rights.

Stand for Freedom of Choice.

Naperville resident starts White House petition.

Requests the Obama Administration to:
PROHIBIT a utility company [or equivalent entity] from installing a "SMART METER" on a customer's premises unless the customer has provided consent.

100,000 Signatures Needed by March 17.

Click here to view & sign petition.

THE FULL STORY by Kit Weaver.

"PROHIBIT a utility from installing a "SMART METER" on a customer's premises unless the customer has provided consent."

I live in the City of Naperville, Illinois, where we are victims of forced installation of so-called digital "smart meters." Smart meters are hi-tech electrical meters that record energy usage every few minutes and then transmit that information wirelessly, in most cases, to central utility computers.

Many people consider these devices an invasion of privacy; there are cyber security threats for theft and misuse of the data; and there is needless (and involuntary) exposure to radio frequency radiation.

All across this nation, local grassroots organizations oppose these installations by writing to their legislators, posting signs and locking fences, and initiating lawsuits. In some cases, we pay penalty fees in order to have a non-wireless type meter still attached to our homes.

Just last month, two Naperville mothers were arrested for attempting to block smart meter installations. People in some locations have no options at all except to have their electric service disconnected if they don't want one of these new smart meters.

Although there is good localized opposition to smart meters, it will be a challenge for me to reach the new White House petition threshold of 100,000 signatures within a 30-day period to receive a response to the petition.

In this age of social media, I am hoping to convince a few prominent organizations and celebrities to review this issue and promote my WhiteHouse.gov petition.

If you have time, please read the attached PDF file that more fully describes the issues involved. If you support this petition, please sign it and consider promoting it further. (If you are not registered with WhiteHouse.gov, you'll need to establish an account to be able to sign.)

To promote the petition, you could, as an example, tweet out something like the following:

Check out WH petition opposing smart meters. Good idea to sign for freedom lovers who want secure healthy home. Link at http://wh.gov/dA1k

Thanks for reading this e-mail and I hope you'll find a way to support my petition. It would mean a lot to those of us who believe that "smart meters" are a really "dumb idea."

Sincerely,

K. T. Weaver

Kit's Credentials:
Health Physicist
B.S. Engineering Physics
M.S. Nuclear Engineering with a specialty in Radiation Protection
Plenary Member, Health Physics Society
Member, Midwest Chapter Health Physics Society, 3 times Chapter President
Retired Employee from Exelon after 25 years, where among my various titles included Sr. Technical Expert for Radiobiological Effects

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NSMA is a grass roots, community-funded organization that relies on donations from supporters like you to continue our mission of educating and advocating for Naperville residents and all of America to have the right to choose to retain their analog meters.

Help us raise $25,000 to support the active federal lawsuit filed in December 2011 and the volunteer efforts to educate the community.

Please donate now. Email NapervilleSmartMeters@yahoo.com to volunteer.

Naperville Smart Meter Awareness is a non-profit 501(c)(4) group of concerned citizens educating the public about the risks of wireless smart meters. We are comprised of lawyers, technology professionals, health advocates, accountants, business owners and parents in our community.

Smart meters are currently being installed in Naperville despite a complaint for federal injunction and on-going investigations by the Illinois Attorney General for Open Meetings Act violations by the City of Naperville in conjunction with this project.

Smart meters pose risks in the areas of privacy, costs, security, safety and health and are not a federally mandated program. Our mission is to educate the residents of Naperville by bringing all pertinent information to the public and in doing so, advocate for a smarter solution in Naperville.