Earlier this year I was forced to write a note to a fellow who wears this invention. I was forced to do this in self-defense, because the festive gang of thugs and neanderthals at Otto Bock did a J-Leg run around the May Pole.
It went like this. My prosthetist in Vancouver saw me walking around on my invention through some difficult conditions, and he became 'gung-ho' about putting the J-Leg Enabler device on some of his, uh, customers. I proceeded to have a couple J-Leg's made, and these were sold, and the wearers profess untold levels of satisfaction.
For his service in the operation, he took the lions share of the money. I didn't care. It helped my fellow amputees, and I know these people are working on greed alone since they do nothing whatsoever to help and assist the amputee to walk.
And I was happy to put his logo on my website and had his permission to reference him regarding installation.
Well, it wasn't three or four weeks, or less before I received a snarly email from the prosthetist essentially berating me, and severing all business contacts, including taking down the logo off the website.
It occurred to me, how interesting, and I thought not about the stuff he said to me about me, because I figured he was just reading my self-loathing mind.
But where did all this vitriol come from, so suddenly, so imperatively?
I figured it could only come from one source, Otto Bock. I got angry enough to do the unmentionable, contront Otto Bock. I phoned them one afternoon late in the Toronto business day, long after hours, with the purpose to leave a message to the CEO named on their website.
I left said message, and then I called back less than five minutes later to leave another message with another member of the staff listed on the website. But this time a woman answered, however, and gave me her name and I told her mine, and I said, "I am the inventor of J-Leg, and my name is Mack McColl."
"Just a second," she says, and typing can be heard, "Oh, I see, you have Award Prosthetics," and she says, "Tony Van Der Waarde on your website."
I had no more Award Prosthetics on my website. They had an old version of my website pages on their servers. I had removed the logo a few days earlier, but in the Otto Bock office computer system my website shows Tony's logo.
At the same time as the phone call I was 'chatting' with Bernard in Holland at the same time, so I asked Bernard if the Award Prosthetics logo is up there on my website, and he said, "No Mack, it isn't."
It was prima facie evidence that Otto Bock was continuing the decade long conduct of a campaign of surveillance and persecution against me -- and they carry on this persecution of anybody who associates with me on this invention.
One should naturally assume, furthermore, the persecution by this world monopoly goes much further and deeper than me wearing and installing the J-Leg on amputees. It is safe to assume that they persecute in other ways in order to bury the story of their attacks. The persecution begins in Edmonton in the year 2000 and these undignified attacks have dragged this cripple through the shit ever since, all the while, denying the world of leg amputees a world of relief.
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