Ottawa, Ontario
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Peter Karwacki
Website: http://PeterKarwacki.blogspot.com
Former candidate for Rideau-Rockcliffe
Professional project manager
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In a bizarre turn of events councillor, King fights for NO sidewalks. You cannot make this shit up...
April 9, 2026
Gotta Go, in life and in death. I recently travelled to the world's most populus city, Tokyo,...
April 7, 2026
Past candidate for City Councillor in Rideau Rockcliffe Ward. peterkarwacki.overbrook@gmail.com...
April 3, 2026
How the world "really works" 1.physical realities - physics, 2.human incentives, 3.power...
April 2, 2026
SEE eeee Oh! I know that being the CEO of a company is demanding, difficult and rewarding. I was...
March 30, 2026
Alto_Elevated_Railbeds: are the preferred option The Alto project must be constructed using...
March 26, 2026
Comments by Peter Karwacki
1n Ottawa during the municipal election, over 100 challengers were on ballots against incumbents.
Exactly none of the were successful.
Probably had order of Ottawa and egregious betrayer of public trust, Jim Watson had run again, he took would have been re elected
Such is the stickiness of past electoral decisions in Ottawa.
It is easier to fool someone than convince them they have been fooled.
Even Alan Hubley, former Transit committe chair and member of the gang of four was re elected.
Today? 199 to 298
Clearly growing support for my viewpoint.
If I meet King in debate I won't pull any punches. I was too easy on him last time.
King didn't go quietly. In his official resignation statement, he called the mayor's claim that the board hadn't been effective in its oversight function "highly disingenuous and insulting" to colleagues who, he said, had been working tirelessly within their scope of responsibility. He argued the board had exercised oversight in the strongest way available to it — public and in-camera meetings, pressing the chief to use every resource at his disposal.
That was King's claim: this board, as constituted, was doing its job.
Four years later, it's a claim worth testing against what actually happened to oversight at the Ottawa Police Service between then and now.
It's not going well.
I did a recap of the capital spending deficit
https://peterkarwacki.blogspot.com/2026/06/heres-pie-chart-showing-four-...
Is there any evidence of this at all?
Nope.
But AI has other immediate and infinitely more practical applications.
On the matter of predicting the future there are very many current events that tell us about future trends.
For example, the rising price of oil is going to send the world into depression
You do not need ai or the westherman to tell you which way the wind is blowing.