'Wi-fi refugees' shelter in West Virginia mountains

[simonwheeler]

Story on the BBC website

There are five billion mobile phone subscriptions worldwide and advances in wireless technology make it increasingly difficult to escape the influence of mobile devices. But while most Americans seem to embrace continuous connectivity, some believe it's making them physically ill.
Diane Schou is unable to hold back the tears as she describes how she once lived in a shielded cage to protect her from the electromagnetic radiation caused by waves from wireless communication.

[Helen-Healing]

One day we're all going to have to live like that, when the sh*t hits the fan.
Not for nowt were we told 'the meek shall inherit the earth'.
Do you* know how to live without electricity & mod cons?

(* generic)

[ledgehammer]

I have a contact who teaches what to do in the event of such a thing Helen,

He believes it is a matter of time,

Snake Pliscin would seem to agree (escape from N.Y) :-)



Tom

[mike]

Might be a time when we all have to go underground to avoid the cosmic rays and solar energy at times of full radiation or Sunspots,it would be a good idea to know what to do when the electric power fails and the oil runs out. A little knowledge could keep you alive in times like this,and being prepaired must help even if you don't need to dig the cave just yet and stock it with drinking water and food.