John Watt
The City of Welland
Mayoral Candidate
First, I would like to thank Bell, especially legal and the tech-talkers in New Brunswick.
An upgraded format and other added functions have created this new access page.
Please click introduction to find the previous home page.
I hope everyone finds something to make visiting worthwhile.
This domain is dedicated to Bill Nitransky, Gates Grenier, Cathy Bell, Petra Breslaur, and Joe Ingrao. Although taken from my life long ago, I still miss and love you, as always, John Watt
"graphic art": an unfinished page showing how local media use special effects for photos,
to help and hinder candidates, and prolong the public office of those ravaged by addictions.
"campaign statement": right now, the first half of the campaign statement I was arrested for,
saying there is a secret society of crime running the city. Charges were dropped.
"in the dark": after the first councilor debate, I adapted my Welland Water Way concept for the Carbide,
and discussed the present sports complex plans and lack of plans, voters being in the dark.
"illuminaqua": Let me shine a light on the canal, Merritt Island, and down town. It's your tax dollars.
"Matthew Brown reply": Wow! A mayor interested in youth, with new opportunities for music and sports.
"mayoral debate": My report on the mayoral debate, that you never read in the newspaper.
I first ran as a mayoral candidate to protest the presence of criminals in government. I had met too many women and men who had been drug-overdosed and gang raped, people who had been murdered, and knew too many children of politicians, business people, and the musically and physically attractive, driven to "suicide" accidentally, and by prolonged, evil, harassment. Back in Welland, this all happened to me.
That's why my campaign slogan is "I'm not dead yet". Three times, I should have been.