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Reincarnation In Northwestern Ontario

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Reincarnation In Northwestern Ontario Much thought to time is given In Reincarnation. To what it would be like To come back again In another form. I thought about survival, And decided I would like to come back as a snapper In Northwestern Ontario. “So, please great Ganesh, Remover of Obstacles, Don’t let them build a nuclear waste dump there!”

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Connie Marcum Wong

Date: 5/15/2021 12:53:00 AM

It is so sad Dennis. People gathered together to protest this have a larger voice to gain attention. I agree with you and hope people speak up before it is too late. The news is the best way to get everyone’s attention. Blessings Connie

Dennis Spilchuk
Date: 5/15/2021 4:06:00 AM

Connie, thank you for caring and voicing your concerns. According to OPG, 60% of Ontario's energy comes from nuclear. With the introduction of electrical automobiles, that means more nuclear power and waste. Nuclear electricity is not clean energy, its waste is hell. If Southern Ontario wants nuclear, bury the waste there, in Toronto and Ottawa, then say its clean energy.

Darlene De Beaulieu

Date: 5/4/2021 3:43:00 PM

Hello Denis Spilchuk, oh , I hope that the nuclear waste dump will not be built there. Another site should be found instead. I agree with you. Enjoy your day my friend.

Dennis Spilchuk
Date: 5/6/2021 1:24:00 PM

Nuclear plants and their waste do not bring prosperity, they are a death sentence, and this is what will happen to Northwestern Ontario. Governments are not curbing the use of electricity but increasing it, as with the promotion of electric cars. Electricity rationing is the only way to curb usage, not more electricity use.

Darlene De Beaulieu
Date: 5/6/2021 11:59:00 AM

Ibeliever that Northern Ontario should be nuclear free. Port Elgin is a nuclear town. Most of the people there work in that plant. Port Elgin is a beautiful town. I sense that it will be ruined by the nuclear plant. Enjoy your day my friend.

Darlene De Beaulieu
Date: 5/6/2021 11:55:00 AM

Hello Denis i feel the same way you do. Because it is the animals that will suffer from this. I lived in Wiarton for 10 years. a beautiful spot. Hydro is ruining nature and human life as well. Your right people will be coming back to the same thing. My heart bleeds just like your does.

Dennis Spilchuk
Date: 5/5/2021 5:58:00 PM

Darlene, it’s so wonderful to hear when people still care. All my life people tell me they believe in the “here after” or reincarnation but they give no thought as to the nuclear dump of contamination they’ll be coming back to. What you leave is what you come back too, but worse. Ontario Hydro is a bureaucracy gone mad. My heart bleeds for the animals, and for future generations. Please leave Northwestern Ontario nuclear free.

Darlene De Beaulieu
Date: 5/5/2021 11:41:00 AM

After all where are the wild animals going to live? Sometimes i think that the Hydro people do not have a brain. Why can they not think of another idea instead? Wilderness should be a place for the animals to live. I feel badly for the animals.Have a nice day my friend. peacefully.

Darlene De Beaulieu
Date: 5/5/2021 11:36:00 AM

Hello Denis, i use to live in Southern Ontario in a town of Wiarton. The Ontario Hydro's reactors that were built have been destroying south Ontario evr since i have been there. Now they changed course and trying Northern Ontario! I find it shocking! A wilderness should never be destryed.

Dennis Spilchuk
Date: 5/4/2021 4:50:00 PM

Thank you Darlene. I say keep your garbage in your own back yard. Ontario Hydro built the reactors and are destroying Southern Ontario, and now they are using taxpayers money to destroy Northwestern Ontario, pristine wildness.