(Editor’s note: Rep Gary Glenn, sponsor of the new bill is also now Chairman of the House Energy Committee and promises a hearing this session) by Clayton Cummins, WILX News 10, Lansing (full article linked below) February 8th, 2017 – … Continue reading →

from Merrymeeting News, Spring 2016 The National Toxicology Program (NTP) under the National Institutes of Health has completed the largest-ever animal (rats and mice) study on non ionizing radiation and cancer. Partial results released on May 26th confirm whole body … Continue reading →

by David Sheldon Quite often we hear people express the idea that “I don’t need privacy because I have nothing to hide!”  Oddly though, we notice that such people usually do have draperies or blinds whereby they can shield the … Continue reading →

The issues we are championing are issues that bring together people from all parts of the political spectrum.  Concerns about the electromagnetic pollution of our environment and about infringements on our privacy are not left-wing or right-wing.  We are not … Continue reading →

FIRST MEETING OF THE MICHIGAN HOUSE ENERGY COMMITTEE February 7th, 2017 – On this day the first (organizational) meeting took place for the Energy Committee of the Michigan House of Representatives, Chaired by Rep Gary Glenn. This is a new … Continue reading →

April 5th, 2012 – We have been informed by Ashley at Accu-Read that there is no opt-out list for these cities where they are installing.  What they do if someone objects to installation is take the person’s information and have … Continue reading →

MARCH 5TH, 2017 – The Michigan House Energy Committee will hold its second hearing Tuesday March 7th at 9 am, on House Bill 4220, proposed legislation that would assure utility customers (electric, gas and water) of a choice to have … Continue reading →

(Revised 5/9/15) Lois Dennison, a local smart meter protester known to many of us, has suffered greatly because of a ‘smart’ electric meter on her home. She has filed a complaint with the Michigan Civil Rights Department. This claim will … Continue reading →

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE COURT OF APPEALS  IN RE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY APPLICATION TO RAISE RATES AND FOR OTHER RELIEF                                                   Court of Appeals No: 319194 ___________________________________________________________ DAVID SHELDON Appellant, v. MPSC Case No: U-15768 MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION                     (on … Continue reading →

January 12, 2012 – Today the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) issued an Order opening an investigation into the health, safety and privacy concerns surrounding ‘smart’ electric meters.  The Commission indicated in its order that the action was in response … Continue reading →

Quite a few comments appear to be from California people who are fighting Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) smart meters.  Their comments appear here if they seem to be raising issues from their California experiences that have close parallels to … Continue reading →

OCTOBER 8TH, 2015. We reported back in July that the Court of Appeals had rendered a particularly disastrous published decision that will affect all of us. We stressed the importance that this decision be appealed if utility customers are to … Continue reading →

We have often referred to the fact that the new ‘smart’ electric meters being installed by DTE in southeastern Michigan cause ‘dirty electricity’ to circulate through a home’s wiring even when the radio transmitter is turned off.  We have numerous … Continue reading →

The following comments and responses were posted on the website: https://inpowermovement.com/ and are instructive as to what this movement is all about. Comment from Finlay MacPherson: Hi Josh, Cal and the rest of your team,I asked a lawyer about the … Continue reading →

This page was created as a place for arguments that our court system, as presently organized, cannot or will not decide cases in accordance with the U.S. Constitution, statutes and case law, or with the Michigan State Constitution, statutes and … Continue reading →