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@AngetheBrave72 @BradLafortune It is absolutely.

@BradLafortune Currently reading a book written by a guy from New Zealand, now living in the States and the whole chapter is on how the Canada's Pension Plan is an absolute ponzi scheme. You may want to look at it from an outsider's point of view. It is not what you think it is.

Complete and utter bullshit. The CPP is safe, secure, and reliable. It’s portable, it’s large and it’s there for every working person in Canada. Meanwhile, the Rath/UCP separatist agenda makes markets uncertain and volatile. #ableg

@liberal_party Well she has to do something with all that money you're giving her

The 2026 Liberal National Convention is a week away, and we’re so excited to have Diana Fox Carney join us there. If you haven’t yet, register now: 2026.liberal.ca/register. We can’t wait to see you next weekend in Montréal!

@BradLafortune I'm a parent and as more of a libertarian I hate government regulation. I'll still take it over the drivel you're pushing on my kids now.

It’s not parents wanting this garbage. It’s deeply ideological anti-education zealots. #ableg

The industrial carbon tax increases farm operating costs through: 1. Higher fertilizer prices (natural gas–based urea production) 2. Higher diesel prices (refining + distribution) 3. Higher pesticide/herbicide prices (energy-intensive chemical manufacturing) 4. Higher transportation costs (trucking, rail, shipping) 5. Higher energy costs for drying, heating, and processing 6. Stacked costs across the supply chain (multiple taxation points) 7. Reduced farm investment capacity (less retained income) 8. Limited ability to avoid costs due to lack of alternatives An independent Alberta will not have carbon taxes. Our farmers will be better positioned to compete in global markets and Albertans will have lower food costs.

@brianlilley If you fed them right they'd be orange.

Freaks me out every time Saskatchewan. Your egg yolks are so yellow. Feed those chickens some corn!

@CSmartarsery @Reil76 💯

@Reil76 Talk is over Wayne. We gettin' them signatures.

To the people of Alberta, I hear you. I really do. The frustration is real. Feels like your province carries more than its share and still gets brushed aside. Watching decisions come out of Ottawa that feel completely disconnected from your reality, your work, your way of life. That kind of anger does not just appear out of nowhere. But I want to talk to you honestly, not like a politician, more like someone who actually cares how this plays out for you. Separation sounds good at first. It feels like control. Like finally getting to call your own shots. But the day after a yes vote, reality kicks in, and it does not wait for anyone to catch up. Suddenly, the markets you have always had full access to is no longer guaranteed. You are on the outside trying to negotiate your way back in. Those trade relationships took decades to build. They do not just reset overnight because Alberta wants them to. Then there are the everyday things people do not think about right away. Pensions. Passports. Federal funding that helps keep hospitals running and infrastructure moving. None of that disappears instantly, but all of it becomes uncertain. And uncertainty is not just a political word. It shows up as companies holding back, investments slowing down, costs going up, and people wondering what the next few years actually look like. And this is not something that gets sorted out quickly. Look at Quebec. Decades of referendums and constitutional fights, and they never even left. Look at Scotland. Serious economists were saying it could take at least ten years just to stabilize, and they still voted no. Alberta would not be simpler. If anything, it would be more complicated. Resource rights, land, debt, pensions, borders. None of that has a clean or fast solution. This could stretch across ten, fifteen years or more. That is a big chunk of your life. That is kids growing up in the middle of uncertainty. That is businesses trying to plan without knowing what the rules will even be a few years down the line. The people voting yes in a moment of frustration are not always the ones who have to live with that uncertainty long term. That part never makes it onto the slogans. And here is the thing. Alberta is not powerless in Canada. Not even close. You have one of the strongest economies in the country. You have leverage. You have a voice that can carry weight when it is used properly. Being ignored does not mean you walk away. It means you push harder. It means you force your way into the conversation and refuse to be sidelined. You deserve better. That part is not up for debate. But leaving does not fix the problem. It replaces it with a much bigger, much riskier one. Separation is not a fresh start. It is a long, expensive, uncertain road. Stay. Push harder. Demand more. And win the argument from a position of strength, not from the outside looking in.

@alleria_eh @TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo The sky is falling? From a TO retard whose idea of nature and environment is a paved walk through a park with mowed grass and trimmed trees or a 3rd rate actor? Meanwhile I live here and see it all day every day.👌

@Angus75Grieve @TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo You can speak for the uneducated all you want

If you’re in Canada, use this link to find out how to fight back against proposed fossil fuel projects that are destroying our climate and violating the rights of Indigenous peoples. Let’s end fracking and the expansion of LNGs! linktr.ee/NotInOurNation…

@LauraBabcock Can men have babies?

She had me at “we believe in science” 🇨🇦

This is what I love to see. Let's make Alberta a destination for the ambitious and freedom loving. And let's encourage the parasite-class to relocate elsewhere.

@_mrg_1 @HeleneShaw17 @ArmstrongEcon Retarded leech! The ROC is a bigger basket case than Alabama economically in nearly every metrix. Buy by all means continue proving yourself a fuck up.

@HeleneShaw17 @ArmstrongEcon It’s like someone bragging they are moving from Carmel by the sea to a trailer park in Alabama and being happy about it, because soon they’ll live near people who don’t understand the constitution, laws, or world events & interpret everything as an attack on them

I just returned from Canada, where I spoke in Calgary and in Vancouver. I found the support for Alberta separation rising rapidly. There is no doubt that Alberta will separate. The only question is how and when.

@hollyanndoan @CdnHeritage @CanRevAgency Yes

Do you think the federal government should report how much money is awarded to individual news outlets? And, should those companies have to report publicly on what they did with taxpayers’ money? Republishing our brief to Commons committee: blacklocks.ca/guest_commenta…

@alleria_eh @TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo Then you'll be keeping your mouth shut then? That's wishful I'm sure.

@Angus75Grieve @TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo I don't speak for the uneducated

@BCERLegacy @DavidJPba @GrantHunterUCP3 Little commi imagining the always elusive and immaculate socialist utopia where everyone cares about his opinion and executes his orders on his command, while no one works but everyone is rich.

@DavidJPba @GrantHunterUCP3 Your little Christo-fascist fantasy land where you imagine yourselves as leaders and not as bigoted weenies whining about vaccine mandates and paper masks.

It’s official! Alberta and Canada have signed a final agreement to build major projects faster. This agreement puts Alberta back in the driver’s seat for projects within our borders. It means less duplication, fewer delays and stronger investor confidence, all while growing our economy and protecting the environment for years to come. We have secured 2 of 4 agreements under the MOU, showing real progress is possible as we continue to build a stronger partnership that supports investment, major projects, and jobs for Albertans. Read more here: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

@EnergiMedia 2 of the biggest leeches in Canazuela telling Albertans they can't leave. Obviously the retards have way more leeching to do.

Is Danielle Smith a separatist? Or something else entirely and worse? 👇 #Alberta #cdnpoli #ForeverCanadian #DanielleSmith #ABSepartists

@mobinfiltrator @jmclennan8 Sounds like every Albertan when they hear the rest of the leeches in Canada.

My 12-year-old depends on me financially. Spends everything I earn. Credit card maxed out. 🤷‍♂️ Now she wants to build a high-speed railway 🚂 from her bedroom to the kitchen. She’s said she’s going to pay her friends to build it to save money, and there’s a good chance she’ll get some of that money back off her friends, but she will probably keep that to herself. I said we can’t afford it, and even though the idea is nice there’s five of us living in the house and she’s the only one who’ll be able to use it. So even though I said “no” she’s going to the bank 🏦 , borrowing in my name, and telling me I’ll have to pay it off later. And apparently I don’t get a say. Sound familiar? #cdnpoli #onpoli #canada

@alleria_eh @TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo Didn't realize you're a country. I just thought you were another TO leeching retard.

@TimTaylor7777 @MarkRuffalo Sorry didn't realize you were an oil company

@MarkRuffalo You're a fucking retard. Here's a list of films you've been or will be in, no one should ever watch as we shouldn't enable stupid people like yourself to be a fucking retarded.

StayFreeAlberta international! Panama!

@DefazioIvano @ikwilson Last weekend at Costco I bought tenderloin from Canada for less than what Canadians pay and I'm in Mexico that's how much your taxed. An ex-Canadian. This was about $26 CAD.

Signed petitions are way stronger than polls. We're mobilizing all of Alberta. Shattering the statutory number. Too big to rig. Work like your children's future depends on it. Because it does. 2027: Alberta no longer part of Canada. stayfreealberta.com/how-and-where-… #Ableg