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@TheBreakdownAB Wab Kinew is such a good communicator, he never needs a word salad to speak basic truth.

WOW! Today Smith tried to perpetuate her spin on what duty to consult means and how it applies... And Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew was having NONE of it! #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

@McDougallYYC Happy to see you post this, could do without the “sovereign Alberta within a united Canada” jargon We’ve heard too much from Smith. Shouldn’t all the provinces be sovereign within a united Canada? What makes us so special in AB that we require this distinction?

I believe Alberta is the best province, and Canada is the best country in the world. Please see my statement on the provincial referendum question.

@GregClarkAB I hope you will return to provincial politics, we need people like you, Mr. Clark

Jason Kenney continues to be one of the most clear-headed pro-Canada voices out there. He and I were on different sides, but I have deep respect for his love for our country and his unflinching approach to taking down the simplistic arguments of Alberta separatists #ableg 🇨🇦

@PawlowskiMario My husband also has AuDHD, yes, it is very complicated and challenging to contend with. He hasn’t tried drugs, but I’d really love it if he would try some therapy. His best strategy is relying on me a lot to navigate the world, relationships, find things, explain social stuff…

Being Stoned While Neurodivergent Is Not What You Think🙄 So I see a bunch of people attacking me and my legitimate question about being stoned and parallels with dementia, especially early dementia. Y’all really think this is a joke? Y’all really think marijuana and being stoned is only for fun? Y’all couldn’t be more wrong. Let me explain why. First, I am AuDHD. ADHD overlapping with autistic traits, Asperger’s to be exact. I see the world differently than most people. My brain and nervous system are wired differently. Most of the time I literally don’t remember huge chunks of my life unless something refreshes my memory. I don’t remember names well, only faces. I can forget entire events or years until someone asks the right question and suddenly I remember everything in insane detail. But overall, unless my brain is deeply interested in something, it often simply doesn’t stay in my active memory. Dementia is a terrible disease and I feel genuinely sorry for people suffering from it. My wife literally works with people with dementia, helping them live their last months and years with as little pain and confusion as possible. I have also been interested in cognitive science, memory, personality disorders and the nervous system for years because people I love suffer from disorders that also affect memory, perception and emotional regulation. So before people instantly judge me, maybe try to actually understand the context first. Now let’s talk about marijuana. People often think weed is just: “LOL bro, get high and have fun.” For me it was never like that. The first time I got seriously stoned in my life, I went into absolute panic for hours. Pure terror. My thoughts multiplied into infinity. My nervous system completely overloaded. The experience was so intense that I avoided weed for years afterward because I hated how powerful it felt. Why? Because neurodivergent people often experience substances very differently and much more intensely than most people. What feels “relaxing” to one person can feel psychologically nuclear to somebody whose brain already runs at full speed 24/7. Only in the last few years did I learn how to use marijuana responsibly from time to time. Ironically, I usually can’t smoke fully sober because the intensity becomes too much. But if I’m slightly buzzed first, marijuana suddenly slows my brain down instead of sending it into panic. And when that happens, something strange but very real occurs: my mind finally rests. Not completely. Never completely. But enough to calm the constant racing thoughts, patterns, connections, noise and mental overstimulation that never really stop in my head, even in dreams. And yes, the next day I often wake up calmer and more mentally organized. It genuinely helps me process things differently and put certain thoughts together. That’s why I asked the dementia question while I was stoned and talking to my wife. Not to mock dementia. Not to make fun of suffering. Not to be edgy. I was genuinely curious whether certain aspects of altered perception, memory fragmentation and cognitive confusion can feel subjectively similar in some ways, especially in early cognitive decline. That is a legitimate question. But many people today instantly flatten everything into outrage and offense instead of trying to understand the actual meaning behind the question. That’s what I call 2D thinking. People hear one sentence, remove all context, simplify it into something offensive, and then attack the simplified version they created themselves. Meanwhile the actual discussion was about cognition, memory, consciousness, neurodivergence and altered mental states.

@CowtownCanadian @CanadianPolling What is it with conservatives who seem to love the word “retard”? Can you not just use grown up words please?? Ffs

@CanadianPolling Here is for everyone who knows that Polling Canada is an account run by an NDP biased retard lol.

Freebie map below NDP 46 UCP 41

@cspotweet Maybe she should myob and as an Albertan I’ll stay out of her business. Signed, a Forever Canadian

Bloc Quebecois house leader Christine Normandin says Albertans are the only ones who can decide on their future in Canada, just like no one can have a say on Quebec's future except Quebecers. Adds that federal government should not have any say on vote or the choice of question.

🚨NEW: Kerry Kennedy has announced Late Show Host Stephen Colbert is the recipient of the 2025 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award for his advocacy for free speech and speaking truth to power. RETWEET to congratulate Colbert on this honor!

@JeffWatsonYYC @coreyhoganyyc I believe the separatists need to confirm if separation is simply step one towards becoming the 51st state. Not all separatists agree on this point.

Your case for Canada boils susbtantively down to: - a trade agreement with all other G7 members - we can get help during wildfires - divorce is bad - good vibes being in the family And on the World Happiness Report, Canada ranks 25th - down from 5th in 2015. Trudeau did that. Your PM has his work cut out for him. Please let others make the case for Canada, Corey. Yours is thin gruel.

It is 148 days until October 19, 2026 - referendum day in Alberta. 🇨🇦 Case for Canada: coreyhogan.ca/p/lets-talk-ab… 🍁 On Canada: coreyhogan.ca/p/on-canada 🦄 Three Alberta separatism myths: coreyhogan.ca/p/three-albert…

@MichaelSolberg @menard_ray Great bunch to bet on, a blowhard lawyer in trouble with the law society, and an out of work surgeon who misused his elderly relatives over 1 $million entrusted to his stewardship. Parker has his own legal woes, but to be fair, Sylvestre just seems misguided by the echo chamber.

If you’re a federalist (like the vast majority of Albertans), you go to bed every night thrilled that this guy 👇is the face of the separatist movement in the Province.

@atrupar I’d love to see a live demo of this mathematical prowess, DONmentia

Trump on his cognitive test: "It had a question like, 'pick a number, sir, any number.' Okay. 203. 'Multiple by 9. Divide by 2. Add on 1,324. Subtract 1,292. Sir, multiply it out one more time by 19. What is the answer, sir?' I got it right."

@DavidColetto I’d like to see polling (maybe already done?) to determine if the separatists win, how many want to join the US, and how many don’t? And, would they be for separation if it meant joining the US? I believe, if they successfully separate, this will just be the next battle.

I’m increasingly convinced that it will be very difficult for the UCP to remain united as a party that has 50% federalists/50% separatists. PC + Wildrose is one thing. Separatist + federalist is another. Even if a referendum fails, which it will, the goal of independence will go on and there’s now an organized group that a referendum will only fuel and help grow. #ableg will be forever changed and I can’t see how there won’t be a fully organized separatist party in AB.

@Doug_YYC May I add, it’s very disheartening the way a minority of Albertans have made us look to the rest of Canada. I see what is happening in the US, and fear, that will be us, In AB, if this trajectory continues.

Living in Alberta is mentally exhausting. I love this province but there is so much hate & division that exists here now and I don’t like it. Whether it’s targeting minorities, Canada, or our neighbours, it has to stop. Canada didn’t lose its way, Alberta did. #cdnpoli #ableg

@SteveGuest What the world sees is Republicans lying and spinning the truth, and what’s laughable is that they think anyone believes anything they say. It’s a relief to see someone stand up and confront the lies and spin.

Checking in on CNN NewsNight, we have a failed Texas House Democrat candidate Isaiah Martin LAUGHING after saying, “The economy sucks. I mean just point blank period.” The cruelty is the point for Democrats. Even if you grant his premise as accurate, to laugh about the misfortune of your fellow Americans is disgraceful.

@TheBreakdownAB My understanding is he is not a separatist, so this is likely the reason for the attempted “gotcha” question from the Western Standard.

The only thing missing from this clip is a cookie. Brian Jean angrily dodges questions from the Western Standard saying “I’m a minister of the crown, you guys know that”. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

@jkenney I agree, lead not leave.

Like the vast majority of Albertans, I’m both a proud Canadian, and a proud Albertan. We are a smart, hard working, innovative and loyal people. Those who went before us built one of the most prosperous and generous societies on Earth. And we’re not going to let anyone tear apart our home, the true North strong and free. It’s time to fight for our country. Alberta: let’s lead, not leave. votetostay.ca/about/

@mag1ckbeans @JVMonte2 Ditto!

@JVMonte2 Ann Wilson‘s of Heart youtu.be/VC8UzkRMdFM?si…

If you could swap voices with any singer for one day, whose pipes are you stealing?

@JeromyYYC Thank you, Jeromy. It’s so refreshing to have a positive, forward thinking Mayor.

Voting on whether to have a vote is a ridiculous lack of provincial leadership. Calgary is a globally connected city. Separation uncertainty is costing us jobs. We have real work to do: building homes, improving public safety, fixing infrastructure, growing our economy, and making life better.

@FreeAlbertaRob Your point #2 is massively disingenuous and you know it. Forever Canadian was not a push for a referendum as has been explained again and again. This govt is doing so much damage to our province as chaos and uncertainty hurts investor confidence.

Regarding yesterday’s speech by the Premier: 1. For those Albertans wanting a binding separation referendum in October; due to the recent court ruling, there is no legal way to hold a binding separation referendum this fall. If the simplified and binding stay/leave question had been put on the ballot it would have been struck down within a couple of weeks - and Elections Alberta would have been legally barred from including the question on the referendum in October entirely. It may take a year or more to appeal and reverse the judge’s erroneous decision, and until then, a binding referendum held by Elections Alberta is not legally or practically possible. You don’t have to agree with the court’s decision (I sure don’t) but that’s how our justice system works. 2. For those Albertans who don’t want a referendum at all; 700,000 Albertans signed a petition asking for a referendum on this issue and Premier Smith rightfully wants to get direction from all Albertans on this matter now - not 3 years from now. It’s time for Albertans to decide whether we want to spend time, expense and effort pursuing separation or whether Albertans want to remain, continue to work on undoing the last 10 years of horrendous Trudeau-era policies and fight for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada. We will find out on Oct 19. You will decide. Not politicians, social media clickbait farmers or media talking heads. You. That’s democracy and it’s a beautiful thing that we have it here. Again, the choice is simple. Either: 1. Vote to remain in Canada, put an end to this debate, and fight to make our province and country stronger and more unified; or 2. Vote to commence the necessary, albeit lengthy legal processes, appeals, and other steps needed to legally separate from Canada (including a binding referendum that complies with the Constitution). The choice is ours Alberta. You know where the Premier stands on this question. She made herself clear and gave her reasons why she believes Alberta remaining in Canada is worth supporting and fighting for. But what do Albertans want the next step to be? Let’s all vote on October 19, get marching orders from all Albertans and move forward with the result.

@asianmomriot @GaryPetersonUSA I was literally going to post the same thing, lol!!

@GaryPetersonUSA That's not Donald Trump... That's Nathan Lane.

The left can’t handle my daughter’s new President Trump tattoo. Sorry, wokesters, consider yourselves owned.

@DaneLloydMP Thank you! I hope your fellow AB CPC MPs follow your example. Signed, a Forever Canadian Albertan

I am proud to be an Albertan & a Canadian. I will stand up for my country in any referendum, and I will be campaigning for a united Canada. If you want to stand with me, please comment or send me a message.