



Jim Huffman
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@jimhuffman
https://t.co/VvEyxSCX79… https://t.co/ZbjHPpF8dU Pronouns: thee/thou











Libtard gets triggered over Black Conservative at the No Kings protest in Bozeman. 🇺🇸😂 ~@MontanaFirst76

Speakers at the Democratic Party conference in Canada argue over their “gender equity cards” which allows them to skip the line to speak This is real

A successful and lawful referendum for Alberta independence on Oct. 19, can lead to full sovereignty within months, not years. History supports this: Norway’s separation from Sweden in 1905 was completed in roughly three months, while Czechoslovakia’s peaceful Velvet Divorce into Czechia and Slovakia took under six months in 1992–93. The transition from Alberta as a province to independent nation is far more straightforward than many imagine. The federal government exercises relatively few direct roles within Alberta, and those responsibilities are well-known including how to deliver them. With political will, pre-planning, and good faith negotiations, transitioning these limited federal functions can be achieved quickly, allowing Alberta to assume its full sovereign status. If the federal government fails to engage in the legally required good faith negotiations, it does not preclude Alberta declaring its independence and relying on international recognition.


Xing Xing Refusing to come out of her little bathtub and giving grandma all the attitude.


This is how No Kings Protesters get ready to waste an entire day protesting something that doesn't exist.

