Mark Gray hails from the Kirkland Lake, Ontario area and has spent over 30 years as an Analyst/Developer in Big IT, mostly in Calgary's Oil-And-Gas Sector. Creator of an non-partisan, analytical methodology that seeks out and identifies Bias and Deceit embedded in weaponized information.
Bernie Sanders is a top contender for the nomination to lead the Democrat Party into the 2020 election against President Donald J. Trump. His passionate followers “Feel the Bern!” and they are fully committed to carrying Bernie all the way to the Presidency. The Democrat’s big problem is that Bernie believes his truth. America’s bigger problem is that his supporters believe Bernie. There will be consequences.
Canada sure is lit, isn’t it? Everywhere you look, Canada is in chaos. Activists protest pipelines to raise awareness while not being aware of the contents of the pipeline. Burning tires scream, “save the environment!” People’s routines are disrupted to make a point but the only point being made is that the disruptors have no respect for Canadians.
Seeing that our moderate Liberal government is making moves to license speech and confiscate guns, maybe its time Canadians ask themselves if the news they rely on comes from Liberty's lips or Tyranny's tongue.
It is said History repeats itself. I believe it and suspect that has something to do with the timeless back and forth battle between Good and Evil, now fought in the political arena between the competing ideologies of Liberty and Tyranny. Both titanic forces live by the motto, "Never Say Die", and a major battle is brewing as they come head to head.
The Consequence Curve is an immutable and inescapable Law of Logical Reality that Conservative leaders routinely ignore at their supporter’s peril, but sadly, yet instructively, rarely their own.
For an IT developer (yes, I’ve written and debugged millions of lines of code), the need to debug a program, process, or system is typically triggered when a negative consequence becomes apparent, whether that be a critical error like a program crash or a report whose values are so obviously wrong that those who rely on the report for decision making raise the alarm.