Topic: Smart Meters

Ian Davis describes how smart meters facilitate a two-way data flow that allows utility companies to remotely disable appliances during peak times. He argues that the constant stream of global propaganda is necessary because individuals still possess the power of choice. The technocratic goal is to create a "choice environment" where non-compliance becomes practically impossible.

A 1975 study by Alan Frey proved that pulsed radio frequency (RF) radiation significantly increases blood-brain barrier permeability in animals. This effect is specific to pulsed waves, which are the primary delivery method for modern cell towers, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and smart meters. This mechanism allows substances that are normally excluded from the brain to enter, potentially contributing to neurological degradation and dopamine system destruction.

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Greg Carlwood introduces Cal Washington, the founder of the InPower Movement, who developed a legal strategy based on merchant law to combat mandatory vaccinations, 5G towers, and smart meters. Washington's journey began during a divorce where he felt disempowered by the court's ritualistic language and structure, leading him to study the hidden commercial game beneath the legal system. He claims his methods have successfully caused judges to leave courtrooms and CEOs of energy companies to resign.

Cal Washington details the InPower Movement's efforts to block smart meter installations in Detroit and Seattle using notices of liability. He notes that while publicizing their success in Detroit led to aggressive retaliation from utility companies, many individuals across the U.S. have successfully kept their original meters. The segment highlights the resignations of high-level officials and CEOs, such as Kevin Lynch, following the delivery of these commercial documents.

The conversation shifts to the risks of smart meters, including government spying and the potential for "throttling" energy use under climate change legislation. Washington and Carlwood discuss anomalies in recent wildfires, such as unburned grass and melted metal, suggesting the use of proximity weapons. They also touch upon geoengineering and the possibility that weather patterns are being manipulated to drive people off specific lands.

Deborah Tavares recounts her investigation into the 2018 Paradise fire, claiming smart meter pulsations were involved in the destruction. She describes "Red Flag Fire Warnings" as precursors to planned fire events, often preceded by heavy chemtrailing and aerosol spraying. Tavares advises listeners to monitor the skies for these chemical trails as indicators of upcoming manufactured weather disasters.

The conversation touches on how corporate agencies like FEMA and local school boards are part of a global control structure. Tavares critiques workers who deploy smart meters or 5G for a paycheck, accusing them of abandoning morality. She recommends reading the document "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars" to understand the plans to eliminate those the elite consider "useless feeders."

Tavares describes smart meters as a weapon system attached to homes, capable of throttling energy usage based on Climate Action Plan quotas. She warns about the fire hazards of the lithium-ion batteries within these meters and the difficulty of opting out for a true analog meter. The segment also introduces "micro grids" as a way to further control and isolate energy distribution.

Residential hazards include smart meters and improper grounding through gas lines, which can electrify concrete slabs and metal fixtures within a home. Dr. Milham recounts his experience in Indio, California, where his dog became ill from sleeping on an electrified bathroom floor. He discusses the difficulty of shielding against smart meters and the high currents measured in the human body when in close proximity to fluorescent or LED lighting in rooms with low ceilings.

The reported metallic sounds and physiological symptoms experienced by staff at the Cuban embassy are cited as evidence of localized electromagnetic interference. Farrell warns that the rollout of 5G and smart meters could expand this technology's reach, turning entire dwellings into broadcast antennas. He references Dr. Jose Delgado’s vision of a psychotronically controlled society where "happy" or "bad" thoughts can be beamed to a population to achieve specific social outcomes.

The risks of Bluetooth headphones and smart meters are examined through personal anecdotes of insomnia and heart palpitations. The speaker describes developing a sensitivity to high EMF fields while living near a smart meter in Canada.

The conversation turns to the 1996 deregulation of the cell phone industry and the lack of pre-market safety testing. Smallstorm describes "microwave hearing" and extreme sensitivity as rising health issues, citing a friend in New York who successfully fought to remove a smart meter. She warns that smart meters ping every few seconds to gather data, transmitting radio waves through power lines not designed for that purpose.

Susan Clark details how constant exposure to RFR and the "smart grid" suppresses melatonin production, leading to cognitive impairment and fatigue. She critiques the engineering of the modern electrical grid as inefficient and potentially hazardous. An anecdote from the MIT Gravitational Lab suggests that the 60 Hertz standard was chosen in the United States specifically for its lethal efficiency in capital punishment applications.

The conversation shifts to the dangers of electromagnetic frequencies, citing a Texas building surrounded by 40 smart meters. Zen Gardner references British intelligence expert Barry Trower, who linked microwave beams to leukemia in the Moscow embassy and claims cell phone frequencies are intentionally tuned to disrupt the human brain.