Posted on 01/13/2014 9:12:34 AM PST by Oldpuppymax
How’s that Obama Smart Meter working out for you? Are you sleeping better at night? Do you get to follow your energy usage minute by minute if you have enough strength left to get out of bed after being essentially microwaved 24/7? Have you driven by Florida Power and Light’s big “Data Mining Center” right across the street from its Next Era, Next Gen power complex in Jupiter-Juno Beach?
With all of the money FP&L stands to gain from its huge rate hikes proposed at the Florida Public Service Commission hearing on January 7, maybe they’ll even be able to afford a new sign with more politically correct verbiage to conceal both the type of data they are gathering on their unsuspecting customers and what FPL can charge for it.
As letters from FP&L customers protesting huge Smart Meter (SM) fee hikes are made public, we get some real insight into how people are being hurt by the huge stimulus grants the Obama administration handed over to...
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Welcome to the Obama RAT Dictatorship
The smart meters have been a disaster in California as well…. pricing rates that are double what was used other odd things happening…These are being used in evil evil ways
They installed one last year and since then they send me monthly energy savings reports separate from my bill, more junk mail.
Can’t talk now. It hurts too much from being microwaved by my wifi router.
Hand me my cellphone, I’m going to call and complain about the RF from the smartmeter.
Orwell is spinning like a lathe!
so far in Texas the only thing “smart” about the new meters is how the wires company can get an eleven year $2.23 a month charge on the electric bills.
Add that with the cutting loose of all the physical meter readers it was like winning the political Lotto.
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