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Let the horses be. cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

Thirsty?

A judge would disqualify someone from jury duty if they had made these kinds of comments on a case.

Creating a flat 15% tax across the board Including major corporations, which are currently dodging taxes like Brookfield Everyone pays the same tax rate you work more you make more That’s how you turn this country around 🇨🇦 would be booming

@unacceptfringe I wholeheartedly agree! Keep your little squabbles private!

This is a call to all organizers, influencers, and volunteer in the Independence movement. We must all get under one roof and decide a path forward TOGETHER ....United...or this falls apart. The feds and their media buddies are coming after us hard, smearing anyone who dares talk about Alberta standing on her own two feet. They're twisting every story, blowing up every misstep, calling us names. Why? Because they're scared shitless, that's why. They know if Alberta wakes up and says "enough," the whole house of cards starts to crumble. Ottawa's losing its grip on our oil, our land, our money, and they hate it. But here's the truth, this fight isn't about one guy, one group, or one perfect plan. Alberta independence means different things to different people, and that's okay. Truckers, farmers, teachers, roughnecks, small business owners, parents who just want better for their kids, we're all in this together. I see the attacks rolling in, the attempts to divide us. Don't fall for it. We need every voice, every influence, every crew that's been pushing for sovereignty. Put the little squabbles aside. Drop the ego. This isn't about being right on every detail, it's about getting our province over the finish line so our kids and grandkids aren't stuck paying for Ottawa's mistakes. United we stand. Divided we fall. We've got the resources, the work ethic, and the grit that built this province. We're done sending our wealth east just to get lectured and regulated to death. Hold the damn line. Stay focused on the future, not the noise. Keep talking to your neighbours, your coworkers, your families. Keep showing up. This isn't some passing anger, it's a movement for a free Alberta. Strong. Proud. Ours. Let's do this for the ones coming after us. No more excuses. No more division. Alberta first, Alberta forever. Hold the line, Alberta. We're closer than they want you to believe!

Love these voiceovers! Rockstar is the very best! 😂 That “mm-hmm” and the stomping are absolutely hysterical… I replay it just for that part 🤣 Follow on TikTok and X: RxCKSTxR @therxckstxr 🚀

@CoryBMorgan Every second word. Drives me crazy

@OutcastDanJ Right? 😂

Oh go take a nap Jeff. Pointing out things with the NDP doesn't make the issue with Centurion disappear. You are truly the worst thing that ever happened to the independence movement. Can you let Mitch take the mic?

Perhaps Centurion is innocent. Perhaps this mess is a conspiracy. Who knows. It will be ironed out one way or another. Quit trying to claim that the privacy of Albertans isn't a big deal though, guys. It's harming the movement. youtu.be/7e4XcJH_KPA

Carlin told Charlie Rose he'd stopped caring about humanity. Not as a pose — as a genuine philosophical position he'd arrived at after watching every movement he'd ever believed in fail.

Thomas Lukaszuk and his Forever Canada project have a credibility issue. #AlbertaIndependence youtu.be/bB-_OuO6S-I?si… via @YouTube

Forget trees falling in the forest; if a debate occurs and nobody can watch does it even matter? 🤷🏼‍♂️

Alberta independence means something different to everyone. Support it or don’t, people have their reasons. I let the anger get to me, but not anymore. My focus is the future generations of Alberta. #Alberta #ABpoli #AlbertaIndependence #CDNpoli #AlbertaPolitics

This month last year, Mark Carney invited King Charles to come read the throne speech from the Senate. Why? In late 2024–early 2025, President Trump repeatedly suggested annexing Canada as the "51st state," called Trudeau "Governor," and imposed heavy tariffs on Canadian goods using economic pressure. This sparked a surge in Canadian patriotism and sovereignty concerns. The rare royal address (only the third by a reigning monarch) emphasized Canada as "strong and free" reaffirmed sovereignty (questionable) and self-determination, and signaled to the U.S. that Canada was not for sale or conquest. It was explicitly a show of independence amid the tensions. Liberal theatre designed to exploit Trump Derangement Syndrome. Throughout 2025–2026, Carney has repeatedly portrayed the Canada-U.S. relationship as fundamentally broken. He declared the old era of deep economic integration and close security ties "over" calling excessive reliance on the U.S. a "weakness" that exposed Canada to tariffs and coercion. Carney has gone as far as describing a "rupture" in the rules-based world order and the end of American dominance, urging middle powers to adapt pragmatically. He offered to lead the New World Order: signing multiple new trade & security deals, increasing defense spending, and forging a "new strategic partnership" with China, whom he described as more "predictable" than ties with the U.S. CArney is further antagonizing Trump with his little toy soldier figurine of General Brock. Fast forward to last week's White House visit by King Charles III. The King celebrated the enduring U.S.-U.K. “special relationship” as vital and unbreakable. He even brough a special gift, the original brass bell from the WWII-era British Royal Navy submarine HMS Trump (launched in 1944). Charles III, our constitutional head of state passionately reinforced deep, values-driven partnerships with the United States, describing them as “priceless and eternal... irreplaceable,” and more essential now than ever. P.S. During the same visit, he also playfully reminded audiences of his role as Canada’s sovereign....wink, wink. The irony is constitutional and symbolic. Canada’s non-partisan monarch, representing institutional continuity and traditional alliances, is in the U.S. publicly strengthening transatlantic bonds with America at the very moment our Prime Minister is publicly framing the Canada-U.S. economic partnership as outdated, and is charting a course of strategic distancing. One embodies enduring, history-rooted partnership; the other treats it as a policy problem to be solved. I think the King should be having a little one-on-one, fatherly chat with our Prime Minister.

@mrsabrabbit @ikwilson Two guys debating a really important topic. Nobody sees or hears it. Did it really even happen?

@ikwilson will Albertans ever get to watch the debate with you and Mr.Kenney? If not, for whom was the debate held? We were hoping all Albertans could watch it and benefit from the information you shared.

I Almost Called It Quits Yesterday - Maybe You Can Relate youtu.be/bFF1mjwTd1I?si… #stayfreealberta @stayfreealberta #albertaindependence

@Paul88284897 @Martyupnorth Might as well been two guys talking in a field. Nobody knows what was said

@Martyupnorth What was the point of a closed door debate.🤔

Who won?