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No, he's playing the kind of word game that conspiracy theorists thrive on. He's implying that "almost certain" is the same as "not certain". Just playing with words in a binary way. He's trying to imply that "almost certainly" can be translated as not at all certain. The sun is almost certain...

Only in a black and white world.

Only one white one. London is lost.

Agreed. Dingodan's argument fell down the moment he wrote 'An honest English translation of "Almost certianly" = "Not certainly".' Very little in life is 100% certain these days, "almost certain" is usually as strong as anyone can go.

Personally, I can't wait for the Russian invasion.