UPDATE ON THE STATUS OF "ELMIRA WATER WOES: THE TRIUMPH OF CORRUPTION, DECEIT, AND CITIZEN BETRAYAL"

As I have indicated many times over the last decade I am not particularly computer literate. That is despite a short stint as a computer operator many, many, decades ago at the former Dominion Life Assurance Co. in Waterloo. It is also despite actually having taken a computer programming course way back in Grade 12 when I was but seventeen years old. I can mostly handle word processing, e-mails, posting on my Blogs and looking for technical groundwater documents on-line courtesy of Dr. Google. Both my kids and my wife are far more advanced in navigating just about everything to do with the modern home/office computer.

I have had a few format challenges putting my book onto my "Waterloo Region Advocate" blog. These especially have included the posting of maps or pictures onto my on-line book. They were much easier putting them into my hard copy (written) format of my book. Nevertheless with assistance I seem to be getting the job done.

The above title of my book (EWW:TTOCDACB) was not without discussion and debate. One line of thought was that the title was too negative. It implied that the "bad" guys won. Well in fact, in my opinion, they have to date clearly done so. In fact I think that citizens need merely look around at the ongoing climate emergency while we are still spending money on oil and gas pipelines and other non-renewable petroleum extraction to understand that as long as there is money to be made by the already wealthy, then our politicians and authorities will continue to do so up until the day before the apocalypse. I mean surely the very well off have the right to attempt to take it with them, don't they?

Currently the first fifteen chapters of my book are on-line. The revelations and evidence collected and presented should shock most uninformed citizens. It should even shock locals here in Elmira, Ontario who think that they have kept up to date over the last thirty years. For example APT members who have faithfully read every Elmira Independent story until their closing in August 2015 will be reasonably well informed. That said the last four years plus have been crucial to the cleanup both on and off the Uniroyal/Lanxess property as well as for the downstream Canagagigue Creek.

My book may be found at www.waterlooregionadvocate.blogspot.com or simply Google waterloo region advocate. The most recent chapters posted will come up first. By using the Archive Section on the right side of the page you can go back to mid September when the first chapters were posted.