Thomas Soltys

Heading for 10,000 then I’ll buy a blue check mark ✔️

@boehmerB @itsTim_eh AB Conservative MPs are MIA

Canada in 2026: the Bloc is defending the voting rights of Albertans in the House of Commons. Wild scene.

@hardyrenos All from the same geographic area

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🚨 “CANADA IS TRULY SCREWED” — TORONTO MAN GOES NUCLEAR IN 5-MIN RANT Leo just unloaded after arguing with a hardcore Liberal who was worshiping Mark Carney’s “impressive resume” and trashing Pierre Poilievre for never having a “real job.” He absolutely torches the argument: - “Great resumes don’t equal ethics — how many people in jail have PhDs and killer resumes?” - Floor-crossers like Marilyn Gladu openly admitting backroom deals and bribes for riding funding - Taxpayer-funded Chinese EVs/batteries, tax havens, and Liberal media turned into full propaganda - Most of his pickleball crew are Liberals “drinking the Kool-Aid” — zero debate allowed Raw, unscripted frustration from a regular Canadian who’s had enough. This is what people are saying on the ground. No spin. Who else is done with the resume worship and backroom politics? #cdnpoli #MarkCarney #PierrePoilievre #FloorCrossers #LiberalCorruption #Toronto #CanadaFirst

Carter Hart, a professional hockey goalie from Sherwood Park, Alberta, currently playing with the Vegas Golden Knights, was seen wearing a ‘Free Alberta’ shirt.

@Dfildebrandt Quebec is special Alberta is a problem Quebec receives Alberta pays #AlbertaIndependence

Carney says 50% +1 is not a clear majority.

@jkenney @Citizen004 What I’m really hearing Kenny say is that Canada is a bunch of vindictive SOB‘s so we better accept what they give us.

Of course it would not be in the commercial interests of the federal government to suspend shipments on Trans Mountain (TM.) But that’s not the point. The point is that in a worse case scenario, such as an Alberta unilateral declaration of independence (UDI,) Canada would have enormous leverage, including the ability to block Alberta energy exports. This is most obviously the case re: federally-owned TM. Apart from their ability to reduce or stop shipments, do you really think the federal or BC governments would continue to advance Trans Mountain optimization, which is currently the best bet that we have for increased egress? Do you really think the federal government would maintain its MOU commitment to support the construction of a de novo West Coast pipeline? Even if it wanted to, federal paramountcy over interprovincial pipelines, grounded in 92(10)(a) would cease to exist following secession, so BC governments could find ways to block operation or construction of pipelines going through their territory, with Alberta having no recourse to Ottawa. Currently all of our pipelines exports to the US pass through other Canadian provinces first. That includes the incomplete KXL route, which passes through Saskatchewan. Since the Republic of Alberta would be starting without an equivalent to the 1977 Canada-U.S. Transit Pipelines Treaty, Ottawa could also suspend the operation of those other pipelines, e.g. the Enbridge Mainline. Canada and BC could also extract further concessions (eg tolls or tariffs) in order to allow Alberta natural gas to feed into the growing number of West Coast LNG terminals. Separatists respond to these realities by saying “don’t worry - we’ll build pipelines to the US and export from there!” First of all, who is “we?” What companies are going to risk tens of $ billions to spend years building a new system of pipelines in the midst of such massive political and legal uncertainty, including the risk of a Biden style revocation of pipeline permits by the US? Secondly, the separatists seem completely unaware that the left wing US West Coast governments have effectively blocked the export of carbon intensive fuels from their ports. That’s why US produced thermal coal is exported from the Port of Vancouver, BC. Strange but true: Canada’s West Coast ports are far friendlier to hydro carbon exports than West Coast US ports! All of this effectively gives Ottawa the clear upper hand in prospective negotiations over everything, e.g.: -debt allocation; - valuation & sale of federal assets (such as military bases, RCMP facilities, federal lands, including airports, etc.;) - allocation of CPP assets; - continuation of OAS / GIS benefits; - termination of citizenship; - export access to the Canadian market; - partition of Alberta per the predictable demands of democratic majorities in Edmonton, Calgary, Indian Reserves & elsewhere;) - support for or blockage of Alberta’s accession to critical international bodies & treaties, like CUSMA, or IATA to allow for international flights, etc.; and - countless other issues. I agree that exercising its massive leverage in such a scenario would be damaging to Canada. But it would be far more damaging to Alberta. Whatever grievances Albertans have with Ottawa cannot be remedied by becoming a landlocked statelet. The vast majority of Albertans know this. It is beyond absurd that we are going to spend the next several months, and possibly years to come, arguing endlessly over this.

Shutting down TMX is a point I've heard before and it's a stretch. Give up the tolls? Abandon stock for BC refineries? Vancouver is the countries largest port and Prince Rupert is Canada's sixth largest port with goods that need to cross Alberta. And Manitoba and Saskatchewan have to get grain and potash out. BC would be isolated if a deal wasn't reached. That's a point that has never landed with me. The interests to make a deal would be reciprocal.

@jkenney @Citizen004 Yes Jason , threats work. Where Quebec got the love and showering of gifts. Alberta gets the condemnation and threats. Why don’t you tell us how you’re gonna fix the country because we have a solution and that’s to cut our ties with Ottawa. #AlbertIndependence

@TheTorontoSun Toronto is worried about their Canada. Ontario has had decades to pay attention to what Alberta has been saying and could’ve fixed it at any time because they have the votes. Now you’re concerned because the cash might stop. #AlbertIndependence

KINSELLA: Danielle Smith started a fire and Alberta -- and Canada -- will suffer for it torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@hornycatdad1989 @acoyne Blocked @hornycatdad1989

@ABThomasSoltys @acoyne Yeah how's that fix on healthcare dickless? You voted for the ucp right? They've been involved in endless scandals and have fucked your healthcare up. So the problems you can fix you've fucked up now we are to belive youve figured out how to fix Canada? What an asshole

Majority of party members likely to back Alberta separation, UCP president says theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta…

Remember my American friends, the Alberta Prosperity Project can accept donations from all over the world at the moment. And we could really use your help. The Canadian government is using our transfer payments to fight back against us. Make it make sense. #AlbertaIndependence is our only viable path to true prosperity.

@NunyaBidnezJes Imagine Calgary with 40 senators or Alberta with 110 senators. That’s PEI’s rate of representation. Why would they vote to give up their eternal freebies., they use their power to support liberals who pay them with AB’s funding. #AlbertaIndependence

And my fave is Senate seats (see pic); PEI pop. 182,000 with 4 Senate seats. AB pop. 5,000,000 with 6 Senate seats. Fair? Let's change this, right? Ah but we can't. In order to change equalization and representation, we need to open the constitution by applying the 7/50 law which won't happen. (See pic for explanation as to why) We cannot vote our way out of this federally. The only viable option is #AlbertaIndependence.

@NunyaBidnezJes Eastern politicians particular to those from PEI are obnoxious. Wayne Easter is a perfect example. They know they have the power to take Alberta’s money and we can’t do a damn thing about it.

How many Canadians east of Saskatchewan understand this graphic and what it means for Canada’s unity crisis.

@brianlilley @Kimrobe29140016 There isn’t a thing, a single thing, I would believe that the liberals on. They have lied their way to successive re-elections with the help of the press, that conveniently is on their payroll.

Not sure I’m ready to believe Ms. Joly that there is a secret plan to export elsewhere. But if anyone has evidence, I’m willing to change my mind.

@Concern70732755 Just need to build a fence around the parliament buildings. They now have access to unlimited get out of jail free cards for $200 each

The Liberal government would be decimated if Canada enacted a similar law !

@wealthmoose Yeah, I remember clearly him campaigning on this. Selling critical infrastructure I remember him campaigning about how China was going to be our bestie , sorry Michael(s) When Carney leaves the only thing we will have left remaining is debt and own nothing. #AlbertaIndependence

🇨🇦 Mark Carney is flying to New York 🗽 ..to raise investments for Canada 🇨🇦

Alberta Referendum Prediction: No: 59% Yes: 41%

@CTVNews @Harmony47383691 Move to Cuba

Guilbeault could quit caucus as soon as this week, government sources tell CTV News ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

@WeAreCanProud Now they’re telling secrets to plant gaslighting

#REPORT: Carney Liberal industry minister Melanie Joly says that a Canadian automaker has secret plans to begin exporting cars to Asia and the Middle East, but refused to say which company was considering the plan.

@financialpost Canada is the land where we talk about talking about something and of course nothing gets done. The moto used to be ‘Can Do’ Now it’s ‘let’s talk’

Opinion: The new Alberta-Ottawa agreement to do nothing in particular financialpost.com/opinion/opinio…