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Whether you agree with Dr. Widdowson or not, this should terrify every Albertan.
When the federal state starts arresting people for opinions they disagree with - it is time to vote Alberta out of Canada.
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Apparently the Liberal Cabinet Minister responsible for imposing the costly industrial carbon tax does not understand basic economics.
The Liberal carbon tax hits farmers at every step.
It raises the cost of fertilizer (made from natural gas), diesel (for tractors), crop protection products, and transportation. Those costs don’t disappear. They are passed on to the farmer.
For farmers, margins shrink. For consumers, food prices rise. And on global markets, Canadian farmers become less competitive against countries without these added costs.
These carbon tax impacts are real. They affect every farmer and every Canadian who eats. #AlbertaIndependence
Josh Ryan 🍁@joshryanjames
Condescending Liberal troll, masquerading as a Liberal Cabinet Minister, argues with a farmer about what his expenses are.
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NEVER FORGOT
That the government of Canada beat down its own people during the freedom convoy
But, they lost.
The convoy snapped the entire world out of the MASS PSYCHOSIS, and COVID miraculously disappeared almost overnight.
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BREAKING - OTTAWA
It is clear that the Liberals have determined that currently serving members of the PPCLI, RCR and Regiment 22ieme are unlikely to shoot us.
For that reason they are now recruiting soldiers from China and other parts of the 3rd world.
#AlbertaIndependencePetition
#AlbertaIndependence
Jeffrey Rath@JeffreyRWRath
BREAKING - OTTAWA to bring in Chinese Communist Recruits to “defend” Canada.
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62,500 SIGNATURES A WEEK.
62,500 signatures a week is all we need to make it to 1,000,000.
Let’s keep the pedal to the metal.
We need thousands more canvassers, hundreds more permanent signing locations and need to knock on every door in Alberta!
We can do it.
WE ARE ALBERTANS!
#AlbertaIndependence
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SIX days have passed since the Federal Court of Appeal upheld Justice Mosley’s ruling - the Liberal government unlawfully and unconstitutionally violated the rights and freedoms of Canadians by invoking the closest thing we have to martial law, the Emergencies Act, to stifle the most peaceful and polite protest of all time, all to avoid a conversation regarding the valid concerns of their own citizens.
In a healthy, functioning democracy, Canadians would’ve already accepted the resignations of every single MP and staffer involved, saw the commencement of investigations, and, at bare minimum, received an apology for unlawfully freezing their bank accounts, being threatened from an interim police chief (looking at you Steve Bell!) they would be hunted down and financially crippled, tear gassed, shot with rubber bullets, trampled, defamed, knowingly and wrongfully accused of heinous crimes, having the ‘justice’ system weaponized against them, and for stealing their money under the guise that Canadians were funding t3rr0rism, although they knew this was not true.
SIX DAYS.
No statement from the PMO.
No statement from the Justice Minister.
No taxpayer subsidized media asking questions.
No substantive statement from the Official Opposition.
The Democracy Fund@TDF_Can
🚨Appeal Court: Invocation of the Emergency Act by government was unreasonable The Federal Court of Appeal affirms lower court ruling today that the invocation of the Emergency Act by the government was unreasonable. OTTAWA— The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled that the invocation of a public order emergency under the Emergencies Act during the Freedom Convoy protests was unreasonable, dismissing the government's appeal against the Federal Court judgment of Justice Mosely. The decision of the Appeal Court also upheld the ruling of Justice Mosley that the seizure of bank accounts using Emergency Orders and the broad prohibition on peaceful protest infringed the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Chief Justice de Montigny, writing for the 3 judge appeal panel, stated that: "We are of the view that Cabinet did not have reasonable grounds to believe that a national emergency existed, taking into account the wording of the Act, its constitutional underpinning and the record that was before it at the time the decision was made." In the lower court decision at the Federal Court, Justice Mosley concluded that there was no national emergency that seriously endangered the lives, health and safety of Canadians and that there were no reasonable grounds to believe that there was a threat to national security, as defined by the Emergencies Act and the CSIS Act. This was the legal position that The Democracy Fund lawyers argued before Commissioner Rouleau at the Public Order Emergency Inquiry in 2022. The Federal Court of Appeal has now vindicated this position. TDF litigation director, Mark Joseph, hailed the Appeal Court's decision: "TDF lawyers attended the Freedom Convoy protests as legal observers and represented many clients criminally charged for their peaceful participation at these events. Our legal position then and now is that the invocation by the government of a public order emergency was a misuse of the Emergencies Act and a misreading of the legal authority to do so. We are pleased that the Court of Appeal has confirmed our legal position. More importantly, the Court has rehabilitated the rule of law in Canada and implicitly admonished the government for its abuse of power. Governments at the highest level now know that the exercise of power to curtail freedoms is not unfettered even in times of civil unrest and such power will be subject to review by courts." Read the full update and donate to our legal fund here: thedemocracyfund.ca/federal_court_…
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Danny brings up an excellent point. Here are the 7 ministers who should, at the absolute bare minimum, apologize to Canadians for trampling their rights & freedoms by invoking the Emergency Measures act.
Mélanie Joly — Served in 2022 (e.g., Foreign Affairs) and remains in the current cabinet (Minister of Industry and related roles).
François-Philippe Champagne — In Cabinet in 2022 (various portfolios) and current (Minister of Finance and National Revenue).
Anita Anand — Joined/rose in prominence around that period and current (Minister of Foreign Affairs).
Patty Hajdu — Long-serving from earlier mandates, in Cabinet in 2022, and current (Minister of Jobs and Families).
Marc Miller — In Cabinet in 2022 and current (Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture).
Sean Fraser — Served in 2022 and remains current (Minister of Justice and Attorney General).
Dominic LeBlanc — A veteran minister in Cabinet in 2022 and current in a senior role (President of the King’s Privy Council and related portfolios).
Daniel Bulford@BulfordDaniel
7 Ministers remain that were Cabinet Ministers involved in the unlawful invocation of the EA against Convoy protestors. There has been no acknowledgement, no apology, no resignations...but there should be.
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“In a Westminster parliamentary democracy, findings of this gravity engage the constitutional convention of Ministerial Responsibility. That principle holds that when ministers authorize unlawful action or preside over serious failures of governance, they are expected to accept responsibility, including resignation from Cabinet.
Seven members of the current Cabinet participated in the February 14, 2022 decision. Respect for constitutional norms and democratic accountability now requires that they resign from Cabinet:
- Dominic LeBlanc
- Mélanie Joly
- François-Philippe Champagne
- Anita Anand
- Patty Hajdu
- Marc Miller
- Sean Fraser
Canada's democracy depends not only on the exercise of power, but on the willingness to relinquish it when the law has been breached.”
Keith Wilson@ikwilson
Last Friday, the Federal Court of Appeal released one of the most significant constitutional decisions in decades. The Court confirmed that the federal government’s February 14, 2022 invocation of the Emergencies Act was unlawful, that statutory thresholds were not met, and that fundamental Charter rights including freedom of expression, protection against unreasonable search and seizure, were violated. It also held that the freezing of Canadians’ bank accounts was unlawful and occurred without the constitutional safeguards required in a free and democratic society. This is now the second Canadian court to reach the same conclusion. The rule of law has spoken clearly. Yet there has been no public acknowledgement, apology, or explanation from the federal government. In a Westminster parliamentary democracy, findings of this gravity engage the constitutional convention of Ministerial Responsibility. That principle holds that when ministers authorize unlawful action or preside over serious failures of governance, they are expected to accept responsibility, including resignation from Cabinet. Seven members of the current Cabinet participated in the February 14, 2022 decision. Respect for constitutional norms and democratic accountability now requires that they resign from Cabinet: - Dominic LeBlanc - Mélanie Joly - François-Philippe Champagne - Anita Anand - Patty Hajdu - Marc Miller - Sean Fraser Canada's democracy depends not only on the exercise of power, but on the willingness to relinquish it when the law has been breached.
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Every Canadian needs to be aware of this.
This is the same NGO, that met with Carney, to tell him, they don’t want oil on the coast of B.C.
The Coastal First Nations IS NOT A BAND.
THEY ARE A NGO.
THEY ARE ACTIVISTS.
THEY HAVE NO VETO POWER OVER.
They were funded by a US billionaire.
They should have no business meeting with the Prime Minister, let alone telling us what’s best for our country.
cbcwatcher@cbcwatcher
Must watch "Back in 2004, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund paid $1 million for the capital to create Coastal First Nations and another hundred thousand dollars for startup." "Coastal First Nations, 30 million, Tides Canada, at least 85 million" from the Gordon and Betty Moore foundation Costal First Nations is a foreign funded activist group and CBC with all of the media quote it unquestionably like they are an organic tribal council There is no tanker ban for US ships "Not a time to celebrate because 8.6 billion gallons of crude went by Haida Gwai from Valdez alone to the lower 48 last year." "And 278 ships are going by Haida Gwai every year without question." "It's a human crisis that these environmentalists don't care about." From the Vivian Krause 2019 doc "Over a Barrel" (link in reply) @FairQuestions @ellisbross
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They're idiots. Total blithering idiots.
If you can't emphatically say men cannot get pregnant, I will not believe a single word that comes out of your mouth on any topic. You have 0 credibility.
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In case you missed it - Mark Carney gaslit the nation into believing America was our mortal enemy so he had an excuse to crawl into bed with CHINA
Andy Lee@RealAndyLeeShow
Wow - Mark Carney says America wants to destroy our way of life.
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BREAKING: According to the Canadian Constitution Foundation, the Federal Court of Appeal will deliver its decision this Friday on the Canadian Liberal government’s appeal of Justice Mosley’s ruling that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was unlawful—almost a year after the hearing and conveniently less than a week after Chrystia Freeland resigned.
“This Friday, the Federal Court of Appeal will release its decision in the Trudeau government’s appeal of the Federal Court ruling that found the invocation of the Emergencies Act unlawful in response to the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
This case is one of the most significant for civil liberties in modern Canadian history. At stake is whether the Emergencies Act contains meaningful legal limits, or whether the government can treat the Act as a tool of convenience when a protest is politically challenging.”
- CCF
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The UK has banned Eva from entering the country.
No crimes. Just speech they don’t like.
She has no avenue to appeal.
Eva Vlaardingerbroek@EvaVlaar
I’ve been banned from traveling to the UK. 🇬🇧 No reason given. No right to appeal. Zero due process. Just an email saying the UK government deems me "not conducive to the public good" - exactly three days after I criticized Keir Starmer. I guess my point that the UK is no longer a free country has been indisputably proven.
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Canada is collapsing under the weight of a corrupt Laurentian establishment.
But Alberta has a choice.
It’s a turning point in history.
A unprecedented opportunity to carve our own path and build real prosperity for every Albertan. #AlbertaIndependence
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The PM is giving credence to a not-for-profit based in Vancouver and founded with money from anti-oil American foundations.
They hold no rights or title to the land.
He treats them like they do.
Mark Carney@MarkJCarney
Coastal First Nations have stewarded the waters of the B.C. North Coast from time immemorial. Today I met with their leadership in Prince Rupert to talk about how we can work in partnership to strengthen marine conservation and ocean protection, and to build a stronger and more sustainable economy — for Indigenous Peoples and all Canadians. pm.gc.ca/en/news/readou…
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Keir Starmer wants to crack down on X under the pretense of “women’s safety”, whilst he’s the one allowing the ongoing rape and killing of British girls by migrant rape gangs.
Evil, despicable man.
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Holy sh*t.
I’ve been banned from traveling to the UK. They revoked my ETA.
"Your presence in the UK is not considered to be conductive to the public good."
3 days after posting this about Starmer.
Eva Vlaardingerbroek@EvaVlaar
Keir Starmer wants to crack down on X under the pretense of “women’s safety”, whilst he’s the one allowing the ongoing rape and killing of British girls by migrant rape gangs. Evil, despicable man.
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This week we find out.
Will Ottawa keep its policies holding Alberta back?
Premier Smith has set out clear, fair demands — so Alberta can chart its own path to prosperity.
Here’s what she’s calling for:
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Yes, the Bank of Canada said this. “Canadians have to accept a lower standard of living. “
Well, fuck that.
We need to remove this corrupt Liberal regime.
It’s time to vote them out.
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First petition tabled in Parliament on behalf of the people of North Island-Powell River (and all Canadians)!
It urges Canada’s Energy Regulator to REJECT Brookfield's 30-year export permit to send hydroelectricity out of Canada and to the U.S.
Time to put our country first! 🇨🇦
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