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@RealBababanaras Castration. Then electrocution.

Meet Adam Abdul Hamid and Mohammad Ashraf, muslim migrants from Pakistan They are charged over 6 hours gang r*pe of a 12 year old Christian girl in Sydney, Australia The girl remained in a coma for four months due to their heinous act What punishment should be given to them ?

@colly_mitch @TristinHopper It wasn’t a ‘legal’ marriage. Nothing got registered. But they were husband and wife as far as they and their friends and families were concerned.

@colly_mitch @TristinHopper They should get married. My dad married his second wife at 82. Full wedding celebration. It was awesome. They had 3 wonderful years together.

We don't spend enough time making fun of people who refer to their spouse as their "partner." Arguably one of the first major milestones on our mass descent into giving wussy names to literally everything.

@DavidMcLA You’re totally right: the concerns can’t or won’t be addressed. That’s why separation is the best solution

This list is impossible to address in a referendum campaign. Would plunge the country into a series of constitutional crises with years of distraction and dissension. But perhaps separatists already know that.

@brianlilley @cbcwatcher Holy fuck that cartoon is the stupidest thing I’ve seen in months

I'm sorry, but this cartoon about Stephen Colbert in The Globe is ridiculous. Colbert was not a pillar of democracy. He's a comedian and not a very good one. His show was bloated in terms of staff compared to audience size and ratings, that made him vulnerable. This is overblown.

@mattgurney Misinformation such as the notion there are mass graves? The misinformation-spreaders have had the platform ever since the ‘truth’ and ‘reconciliation’ commission.

I like and respect Niigaan a lot. I've had the pleasure of interviewing him many times over the years. Smart, thoughtful man. In response to this, I'd say that he's correct, but also sidestepping the issue of whether or not this show was, like, wrong.

@86fromspace @DIYinvestor @338Canada Lolll. Condescend much?

@DIYinvestor @338Canada You've never been in rural Alberta obviously. You could paint a rock blue and run it in a provincial election and it would win at least 60% of the vote. Rural Albertans regularly vote against their own best interests because they've "always voted conservative"

📊Alberta Referendum poll from the Angus Reid Institute: 🟢60% Stay in Canada 🔴35% Begin separation process [Angus Reid Institute, May 22-24, 2026, n=800] 338canada.com/alberta/202605…

@TristinHopper I don’t think it gets better. Bedrock values and institutions are gone. Integrity, autonomy, self reliance… these are ideas of the past, replace by a culture of handout harvesting and grievance hierarchies. It’s fucking gross. I’m sorry Tristan. I know you loath doomerism.

I vacillate pretty regularly between overwhelming gratitude at what this country has, and deep, primal fear that it is in permanent decline.

@monkey_peter @Prominent_Bryan Dude, why are you so angry? Are you an Albertan? If not, won’t you be happy to see a province full of people like me separate? You can live in a neo-liberal shithole comforted by the government media and never encounter a contrary view. Why do you want us to stay so badly?

@baldpairie @Prominent_Bryan Go get a catscan, you fucking need it.

Well it's nice that you are fully admitting using the same tools and justifications as the Woke Left

@Harry__Faulkner Too little too late They burned the brand to the ground Only the ignorant will frequent them now

Tim Hortons announces plan to hire 10,000 local job seekers. After years of telling us that Canadian youth were "too lazy" to work and that only TFWs could pour coffee, Tim's is trying to win back lost support. This is a PR stunt from a company that betrayed Canadians.

@DanielDorman_ @trevortombe @MLInstitute I don’t care if I’m poorer. A man doesn’t leave a toxic marriage because he thinks he’ll be richer.

"Alberta’s separatist impulse is different—it’s almost entirely about money..." wrote @trevortombe last July. A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta Also trending on the @MLInstitute website today... macdonaldlaurier.ca/a-separate-alb…

"If Alberta hopes to achieve greater autonomy within Confederation, it will be won not through grievance or defiance but by lawful and responsible assertion of political will within Canada’s existing constitutional framework. By framing autonomy as an exercise of responsible government – a core doctrine of Canada’s constitutional tradition – the discourse will shift from political protest to institutional legitimacy..." This September 2025 paper is re-trending on the @MLInstitute website... macdonaldlaurier.ca/how-the-west-w…

@kinsellawarren Wait… separation isn’t legit? The federal ‘loyal opposition’ was at one time a separatist party!

You've legitimized separatism and rendered it permanent in Alberta for generations to come. History will remember you as unfit to run a two-house paper route.

@monkey_peter @Prominent_Bryan Yeah, you did. You’re talking about separation…. from Ottawa

@baldpairie @Prominent_Bryan Did I mention Ottawa bitch? Feel free to start your own whiny thread ace.

@KirkLubimov It is inhumane evil… but not all that different than late term abortion

Inhumane evil we imported here... A woman in Halifax, who appeared to have just given birth, ended up in a hospital with life threatening injuries. Police were looking for the baby. They found the *remains*. Charged: Sukhpreet Singh Ramandeep Kaur With: > Concealing the body of a child > Obstruction > Indignity to a d3ead body

@monkey_peter @Prominent_Bryan …gong show fruitcakes? As opposed to the craven ass fuckers in Ottawa?

@Prominent_Bryan Oh shut up you simpleton. Separatist leaders are gongshow fruitcakes. Live it. Own it. Suck it.

@mattgurney Journalism requires that issues and positions be treated fairly. This is a No Fucking Brainer. You’re lighting your remaining credibility on fire. All to denigrate a movement you dismissed last year as a few fringe far right deplorables. You guys sound scared.

"We staked our publication on rejecting bullshit, from the left or the right. We have a duty to be fair. 'Fairness' does not extend toward treating the separatist cause as an intellectually valid position worthy of equal weight and consideration." readtheline.ca/p/dispatch-fro…

"We don’t think any of our readers will be surprised to learn that The Line is staunchly Team Federalist ... that ought to be said explicitly and openly. The Line is not obligated to be dispassionate on the matter of a process to break up the country."

@bruce_arthur @jengerson I love how the people who hate Alberta the most are the angriest that we want to leave. You’re a sad pathetic man

This is a righteously angry piece, and it’s the piece Alberta’s separatists especially deserve.

@HadfordMichael @mattgurney I had one too! I listen to a lot of podcasts, and these guys suck. Straight down the middle of conventional thought, every time. There’s not a status quo they won’t defend. But what’s worst is their penchant for self-reference and aggrandizement. Especially Jen. It’s tiresome.

@mattgurney Matt and Jen are adult narcissistic babies in panic mode. Jenn’s self-aggrandizing declaration of leading the federalist cause is cringeworthy. And Matt, with his self-described cold, logical Vulcan mind, has the emotional awareness of a toddler. Bullied as a child.

@MelissaMbarki They’ll never dig because they’ve gotta keep the grift going.

I remember when this story first came out, there were a few things I was cautious about. I was vocal about the media term "mass graves". Initially their findings were based on ground penetrating radar, in which you confirm the anomalies by excavation. From the accounts of the story, it sounded like this was their next step. Today, people are filling in their own narrative because there is a lack of information. Or the information provided lacks the next steps. But technology is changing and there are ways of limiting the uncertainty without excavating. "When radar is combined with two other search methods – human-remains detection dogs and a new technology called soil spectroscopy, searchers can determine with almost 100-per-cent certainty whether buried remains are present, according to Kisha Supernant, Director of the University of Alberta’s Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology." Searches like these take time. With a combination of new technology, we will get answers.