Bayer’s top executive admitted that if it were not for the COVID mRNA being labelled as a vaccine, thanks to the CDC’s rewriting its’ of a vaccine, the COVID “vaccine” more than likely would not have been accepted as “safe”  as it would have been labelled as a gene therapy. He is recently quoted as … Continue reading They are trying to avoid a sh@#storm! →

There is so much narrative that paints a wildly inaccurate picture of the realities of climate change. Some mislabel some as climate change deniers who are not at all and have never claimed climate change does not exist. The debate or difference of opinion is that although there is climate change, this has been something … Continue reading The inconvenient truth of the climate crisis →

This is fascinating and another achievement in improving my sentiment analysis, as I have not been able to incorporate sentiment polarity into the formulation of sentiment analysis. This adds another level of complexity and CPU power needed. For example, when evaluating a particular sentiment, if there is an almost equal opposing sentiment, it could be … Continue reading Sentiment Polarity Analysis →

In response to a post on LinkedIn: Article referenced: Why empathy is today’s most effective leadership skill My Thoughts: I get this, and I see the virtue in it, but playing the devil's advocate, how do we view this now with what seems to be happening recently? We have companies who report to shareholders who … Continue reading The Virtuous Company →

This is an analysis of the over 1100 YouTube comments of the video where the EU Parlement members trashed Justin Trudeau. I now look for an even fast computer with eight cores to allow my sentiment analysis to run in under a few hours on larger datasets. The comments were almost hostile and very subjective … Continue reading EU Parlement members trashed Justin Trudeau. →

When we hear from our Government and their paid-for experts, which include the medical and pharma community, regarding the safety of vaccines, they usually will sight a percentage that, on the surface, may seem excellent. But what we find once you look at those boasted percentages from a purely mathematical and absolute perspective results in … Continue reading When a safety rating of 99.97% is not safe at all →

How often have you heard, “We are following the science?” We even heard some go so far as to say they are the science, or they own the science, as told by the Communications Secretary of the UN as she bragged about their censoring relationship with Google. We’ve all heard it, and it’s been majorly … Continue reading The Suppression of Science →

As I reviewed this budget update, I wondered what the last government was reporting when facing rising inflation. One has to go back to the very early 70s to see that early on, the budgets and updates being delivered by the federal government, led by none other than Justin’s father, Pierre Eliot Trudeau. Here is … Continue reading The Fall Economic Statement or Economic Blueprint for Economic Disaster →

The number one cause of death in provinces across Canada is “unknown causes.” In 2018, the numbers for Alberta skyrocketed with an almost 700% increase, rising from only 150 in 2018 to 1044 in 2019. Between 2018 and 2021, there has been a 4000% increase, and the numbers are still increasing. Some reports are circulating … Continue reading DEATHS – UNKNOWN CAUSES →

David DePape, the suspect who broke into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s home and attacked Paul Pelosi with a hammer, was wearing only underwear when authorities arrived on the scene and left a manifesto that promoted conspiracy theories, according to reports. The question is, how in the world did this person sneak into Nancy’s home? She … Continue reading PELOSI’S HUSBAND WAS ATTACKED BY A MAN IN UNDERWEAR? →