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Re: Personal protection
by monsoon gecko » Wed Sep 28, 2011
Smart Meters……….have heard how smart meters here in Australia are ripping people off in
$$$ and health.
Remember reading how someone slipped a doughnut shaped orgonite over the round meter
and achieved good results
Thought this may have been the article on WM, but not the one, although good info.
http://warriormatrix.com/about8770.html
Maybe alluminium foil works better than we know …ha ha
Some more info on Smart Meters
http://thecrowhouse.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3557
A few hours later…..I found this,
mmm..more info from the crowhouse
http://au.news.yahoo.com/today-tonight/ … sed/#video
Haven’t come across one yet…you would think orgonite would work a treat.
Cheers
monsoon gecko
rip peoples money and health , massive wireless radiation blasters
so one gets fried when you clean the green bike or make some orgonite for that matter
I d choose the latter part of it
plasterite will do fine there
works great
tested it a couple of times , at work
like a blanket that s coming over you
completely immune for radiation
like a lovely invisible blanket
that s how it felt to me
big changes at that place
did not leave it there
just trials
to see what it does
ha ..big changes
and all for free but nobody likes to hear that
bah…
suits the agenda I guess
smart man he is
again that word…” smart ”
it may sound like utopia to some but it s very close now
maybe a decade , if at all , and we will be knee deep in that shit
this global corporated enslavement shit
than they can do some extended chemtrailing
they can really blast the crap out of us
haarp us to pieces….
Dont know if it all plays out like that, more sticks in the fire there by the cabal
to play with, staged terrorism and all that mumbo jumbo
it s just a con game that s all it is
one big fat lie
well one way or another we are , or try to be , mature about it ….
Just facts
boring dull and dry facts
I think the days of free people movements working together with the green dictators will bear much fruit
just a feeling
dont let that put you down
we just all learned a lesson here , that s all
please keep up the good work
lots of folk behind you
more than you think
so, let s see, who s in on the take ?
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