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Where is Danielle Smith speaking out against the data breach!? This should be a concern you would think since it involves ALL Albertans data over 18. Crickets. Comprised. Corruption. FIRE THE UCP!!

"As far as we're concerned, whatever the court does or whatever Elections Alberta does at this point is meaningless,” Rath said in a Monday morning interview.” A lawyer said this. A practicing lawyer. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

Alberta separatist only got an unverified and truly laughable 301,000 signatures even with an almost full month of stolen voter data. This small fringe movement must be put to bed now for good. #ableg #abpoli

Let’s be honest. If the NDP or Liberals released the personal information of 2.9 million Albertans in a searchable public database, @david_parker @Martyupnorth and every separatist in this province would be on the phone with lawyers before the ink dried. There would be press conferences. Outrage. Calls for criminal charges. Centurion does it and suddenly it’s basically a phone book. These are the same people who lecture Albertans about government overreach and protecting your personal freedoms. The moment it’s their guys doing it, the standard evaporates completely. You don’t get to build your entire brand on defending Albertans from the establishment and then shrug when your own people expose the home addresses and who knows what else of 2.9 million of those same Albertans to anyone with an internet connection. That’s a movement that thinks the rules only apply to everyone else.

@Reil76 @PaulCha94025901 If voter registration data was stolen and this petition drive was compromised, then its legitimacy is gone No clean process. No public trust. No valid referendum We need to pause it. Investigate it. And do NOT proceed one inch further until the RCMP is done Shut it down!!!

Fun fact. Even when you delete your LinkedIn, search engines retain content for a while. Anyways, here’s this pic. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

Now that separatists have access to the voters’ list (containing contact information and address of every Albertan), they set up an internal search engine for looking up Albertans. This unprecedented illegal leak, aimed at helping them win the referendum, puts Albertans at risk.

WTAF!!! So are they using this info to create fake signatures for their separatist bullshit? Also…WHO made this available? That someone needs to be charged immediately.

BREAKING NEWS #ForeverCanadian just learned and confirmed that Alberta’s list of electors, containing everyone’s personal information, was made available to the separatists. This is illegal, risks public safety, and creates uneven playing field as we fight for Canada. #ableg

KEEP PUSHING!!!

“Purest and most direct form of democracy” We fucking voted NO to permanent DST and you did it anyways. What do you call that?

1. The Alberta Sovereignty Act This act attempted to illegally circumvent the Canadian Constitution by claiming Danielle had more power than the federal gov’t on taxation, pipeline approvals and environmental laws. Danielle was forced to water this her original act.

@NeilGarritty @brrttrospective @JasonGregor More like…”come on dude, we have reso’s at Napa Rose and I’ve been dying to try that place! I hear their pan seared white tuna is life changing…and they’re closing in like 45 minutes. Definitely it was a good goal even though I saw you waive it off! I’ll buy the 1st round!”

@JasonGregor What was the discussion between the 4 refs? Did anyone see it cross the line? No? So, good goal then.

I'd be curious how the refs on the ice called it a goal originally as there was no one behind the net. If not called a goal on the ice, I suspect it wouldn't be a goal. But on the replay it did look like it was over the line, even though it wasn't 100% confirmed.

@zjlaing @oilersjayscan He did in fact signify! Call me crazy…but nobody is pointing at the net for a good goal. In fact the 2 arms waived to the outside would indicate the exact opposite. No Oilers draft pick conspiracy needed. lol

referee jake brenk, who didn't signify whether the game-deciding overtime goal between edmonton and anaheim was good or not at the net, was drafted by the oilers in the fifth round of the 2001 draft. he never played a game in the organization.

@arctic_red One of the other three pretended to see it

If anything…the call on the ice was no goal! Both hands out! How did this change to a good goal on the ice? That usually involves a very intentional pointing by the ref! See 2nd photo. #LetsGoOilers

@FriedgeHNIC @BillRobertson_ And this was taking well after he arrived behind the net. When the puck entered the crease area he was along the boards outside of the goal line.

Apropos of nothing: no idea how they could call it a goal on the ice...no official was behind the net

@nielsonTSN1260 @Kgill39 A) “The ref right by the net” was in the F’n corner. There are no points B,C or D. It wasn’t called a goal at the time…The ref in the corner couldn’t have seen it. Here is his actual call on the ice(when he finally gets behind the net)…both arms out like he’s waived it off

Look, that puck may have very well been over the line but... A) The ref right by the net never called it a goal. B) Three other officials who had worse views of it gather and then call it a goal. C) We never see a review where the puck was 100 percent unblocked view over the line. D) Refs says the puck was over the line.

Is this the save that will send the Oilers golfing this year???? That goes in and we likely have a 2-2 series & home ice advantage in a best of 3. Nah, who am I kidding…Knob would’ve sat back again and blown the lead for the millionth time since he’s been here! 🤣😂😳🥹😢😭😡🤬

But chose not to call it a goal at the time. But upon colluding with the other refs…they decided they were tired and didn’t want to work anymore tonight.

So the guy in the corner saw a puck under a skate? Bullshit. The NHL is a joke.