Re: Law-Court-sides-with-smart-meter-health-issue

Posted by surpriseshan2 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Law-Court-sides-with-smart-meter-health-issue-tp4022387p4022390.html

     Thanks this is great news.
    Does anyone know if this business of being an monopoly so the utilities cannot force anything onto people if there is a viable alternative is also true for Canada too? Or where I can find out please?

                 blessings
                  Shan

--- In [hidden email], "C.a.b. Johnson" <superdrove@...> wrote:
           Thanks this is great news.
    Does anyone know if this business of being an monopoly so the utilities cannot forse
       utilities are monopolies and cannot force anything onto people if there is a viable alternative,
       

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> "Ed Friedman, the lead plaintiff in the court suit against the PUC,
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> This is FANTIASTIC news.  I would have expected the ruling to be against Health Concerns and for Privacy Concerns.  So I find this very encouraging, especially for people with ES to finally get some kind of validation from the Establishment after being beat down by them for so long.
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> <<Virginia Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, said his office will help anyone whose right to opt out has been denied by the utility.
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> Donna Holt, the head of Campaign for Liberty in VA, talked with VA Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli, who said his office will not permit forcible installation of smart meters if people contact him. This is wonderful, except he will be leaving his position the beginning of 2014 to run for VA Governor. He has always been a strong defender of Constitutional rights, and also thinks "outside the box" This could be done in other states...for the same reason he is stating (utilities are monopolies and cannot force anything onto people if there is a viable alternative, in this case analog meters).
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> Below is the email from Donna Holt:
> I had an interesting meeting with the Attorney General today. We
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> anyone they cannot opt out, his office can do something about that. They
> are a monopoly and as such, they cannot force smart meters on anyone
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> Please pass this on to others and please let me know if there is anyone
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