USA: Slimme meter ellende

Bron: mail Take Back Your Power
31 aug. 2016

Real, investigative journalism is so refreshing. Last night, a Kansas City station aired perhaps the BEST television coverage we've seen of the smart meter fire situation. As there are now around half a million recalls we know about, it is high time we see more investigative reporting such as this. And I believe we will.

Interviews with insurance adjuster Norman Lambe, researcher Brian Thiesen, and professor Curtis Bennett are all included in the 4-minute clip.

See it now: KSHB-TV's smart meter fire story
salsa4.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=3nzrkGilfeA%2Fh0oHFru7G%2BxTsUd%2FIYKI .

--Reporter: ''Hundreds of thousands of smart meters have been recalled in the past several years across North America. And hundreds of fires have broken out, including in California, Texas, Florida, Nevada, Illinois, and across Canada.''

--Curtis Bennett (electrician professor): ''It really is a very dangerous issue, and it should be treated as a real, unprecedented emergency in your area.''

--Reporter: ''California insurance adjuster Norman Lambe currently has seven open smart meter fire claims. Of the dozens of smart meter fires he's investigated, he says overheating is the major issue.''

--Norman Lambe (insurance adjuster): ''Sparking... they are manufacturing too much heat.''

--Brian Thiesen (researcher): ''These fires are going to continue to happen because, again, the basic laws of electrcitiy are being violated.''

Watch KSHB-TV's smart meter fire story here
salsa4.salsalabs.com/dia/track.jsp?v=2&c=8XsCQHvQU83iH2odblnBouxTsUd%2FIYKI .

Onward,
Josh del Sol



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