Healthy Bellies: Josh Hart of StopSmartMeters Meeting with NSMA + Major NY Utility Hacked

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West meets Midwest:

NSMA meets Joshua Hart of California's StopSmartMeters.org

02 July 2013 - Joshua Hart with Jennifer Stahl (left) and Lisa Rooney (right)

July 2, 2013

Call them activists, call them Warriors, call them "Freedom Fighters"...whatever you call them, their network is strong and getting stronger.

In a rare opportunity, NSMA Board members and Joshua Hart, Director of StopSmartMeters.org, were able to meet face to face at Union Station. Hart,

on a predominately personal cross-country trip, made a point to visit with local smart meter awareness groups across the country as well as in the UK.

www.StopSmartMeters.org is one of the first groups to form and actively spread the truth about the dangers of smart meters, governmental over-reach, safety and privacy concerns.

Local, national and international groups are becoming more and more connected, working together, and creating a strong alliance...and doing so from hard-wired computers and land-line telephones.

Support NSMA and StopSmartMeters.org today. See below for your opportunity.

News to Take Seriously

Yes it can happen here: Poughkeepsie utility hacked,

100,000 accounts compromised
Feb 23, 2013

Central Hudson Gas and Electric based in Poughkeepsie, New York is working with state and federal authorities and industry groups to investigate a

cyber attack earlier this month where hackers gained entry to as many as 110,000 customer accounts. Employees detected the computer system intrusion, which

happened over a weekend, as a result of regular control procedures, the

utility said.

Read more from Smart Grid News

Petition Congress: EPA Should Set RF Radiation Safety Limits, Not FCC

Sign the petition for Congress to hold hearings as a necessary first step to have an unbiased agency (EPA) protect your health by establishing meaningful safety limits for RF radiation from wireless devices. Please ask your friends and relatives to sign as well.

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Sponsorship Opportunities

NSMA has some very specific financial needs listed below. Consider making a donation and sponsoring one or more of our ongoing expenses!

Hotline - Our "Smart Meter Hotline" telephone line has cost $25 per month since we incorporated in November of 2011.

Sponsor just 1 month, 3 months or even more.

Survey - We will be releasing an online health survey in August. The cost will be $100 per month. We plan to collect surveys for three (3) months.

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

Don't give up your rights.

City of Naperville = CON

Don't be CONned or bullied into giving up your freedom.

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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.