Widow Faces Eviction for Living Off the Grid

Robin doesn’t have a refrigerator, oven, running water or electricity at her modest home. Most of what she owns was free, donated or bought for next to nothing. She cooks on a propane camping stove, and her electronics run on solar-charged batteries. And when Robin needs water, she collects it in rain barrels and uses a colloidal-silver generator to disinfect it.

“My message was to create, so I created a happy place … a place where I get up, and I’m like this is beautiful,” she told WFTX-TV in Fort Myers, Fla.

Unfortunately for Robin, her decision to talk to a local TV station about off-the-grid living put her on the radar of the city of Cape Coral.

The very next day, authorities tacked a notice to vacate the property on her door, despite the fact she owns her home free and clear and is up-to-date on her taxes. (Keep reading at http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/widow-faces-eviction-for-living-off-the-grid/#ITVujrI8t78wWCbg.99)”

Prepping isn’t always appreciated by those around you. There’s a lot invested by The Powers That Be in the nice little slave enclave they’ve created for We the Sheeple.

Granted, Ms. Speronis should’ve known better than to talk to the press about her bare-bones lifestyle, but that doesn’t take any blame off the city for pursuing her.

How much you want to bet that the city leaders of Cape Coral pride themselves on being “green?” Much like Orlando and the case of the Helvenston family, what is claimed by the city rarely lines up to what happens when the rubber meeting the road.

Watch your backs. There’s hardly a hint of “live and let live” left in this country.