The State of Disunity

@Great_Cdn_Moose DJT does more harm to global order and the future of democracy on a weekend then all three of these do in their entire career.

Starmer fails Britain. Pulls out the script! Carney fails Canada. Pulls out the script! Macron fails France. Pulls out the script. 'A more Dangerous world. Progressive values. Threats to democracy.' Different country. Same authors? The truth is rising, we wont take this abuse anymore! They are out to destroy us! One down, 3 stains to go

@SemperVeritasX Please do, I promise, no one will stop you, especially if they know you.

I'd rather drink gasoline and piss on a grass fire.

@andrew_leach Leach... ya know I think there might be some kind of causal effect that goes on between a person's name and how they turn out.

I hope all of these guys keep talking as loudly as possible.

@Martyupnorth I hear, if you soak your head in cooking oil for an hour every night, you will grow new brain cells. I strongly recommend this therapy for you.

Will the Liberals ever abandon their gun grab?

@BeautifulCana1 Nah, deep state is big oil, pharma, tech and munitions controlling narratives, policies and events. Kinda like this whole separatist movement, good example of deep state at work.

Alexander Soros with Melanie Joly at the Canada 2020 conference in Toronto. The deep state in action.

@Watchdog_MP I have a better question, how many US O&G bots are fueling your separatist movement?

🚨 The FBI 🇺🇸 just nailed Arcadia’s Mayor Eileen Wang, a Chinese 🇨🇳 agent pushing CCP propaganda from inside U.S. local government. Now ask the real question for Canada: How many Chinese spies and agents are working in our politics, law, medicine, and government right now? Why so few public investigations or arrests here? Are we really going to pretend we don’t have any spies in Chinese-dominated cities like North York or Vancouver? 🇨🇦 #ChineseInterference #CCPinCanada #ForeignAgents

@RevZekveld A Christian pastor says things like this? What is wrong with you?

Alberta could be a restoration project in the West. A return to law & order as well as a Christian moral framework. Or it could become the French Revolution… I’d prefer the first.

@NoappologyJ Thet are fighting and dying for their country, and you?

And yet, good ole gullible Canada keeps sending the money overseas. It’s no wonder why Alberta wants to separate itself from the corruption, wastefulness and scandal!

@IgorRyltsev Let me explain this... decent people don't lie, they don't cheat, don't steal, they don't trick others for advantage. They try to stand for good things, like fairness, honor, integrity, unity, love their world and live honest and unselfish lives. Then there's people like you...

@steppenwolfe65 You guys getting paid?!!!

This could be Alberta souvenirs after Independence!

@wealthmoose Is wealthmoose? 1) a lousy human? 2) a bot? 3) a bot made by a lousy human?

Kirk just asked the question of the year. 👇 🇺🇸 No carbon tax. 🇺🇸 Record petroleum exports. 🇺🇸 8.2 million barrels/day. 📈 🇨🇦 Carbon tax. ✅ 🇨🇦 Crippled energy sector. ✅ 🇨🇦 Poorer than Alabama. ✅ The US didn’t get the Net Zero memo. 😂 They just got the record exports. 🇨🇦 #CdnPoli #ElbowsUp #WakeUpCanada

@SemperVeritasX Oh my God! It's him! John-Paul, the super-genius the world has been waiting for, come to lead us all out of the dark ages with his sage wisdom. Not.

Canadian Public Service Announcement.

@RebelNewsOnline This just in... majority of UCP voters read at 3rd grade level. More at 11.

Majority of UCP voters support independence: poll She says she is a federalist. She is not campaigning for Alberta to leave Canada — she's been clear about that. But she is also not turning around and attacking the people who are talking about it. That is not an accident. One look at the numbers and you'll understand why Premier Danielle Smith is walking this line the way she is. According to exclusive polling commissioned by Act For Alberta, and full disclosure, I am the point of contact for that third party advertiser, roughly 60% of United Conservative Party voters say they would vote to leave Canada. Not think about it. Not flirt with it. They would vote to leave. That is not fringe. That is the base. These are the people who built the party, who knocked on doors, who trusted conservative leadership to fight for Alberta. And that brings us to disgraced former UCP premier Jason Kenney, Smith's predecessor. Because he chose a very different path. He calls separatists names. He mocks them as kooks and radicals and crazies, in vicious Trudeau-esque internet tirades. He derided the very people who worked so hard to get him elected in the first place. People who gave him a chance to do it his way. And what did that approach deliver? Nothing tangible. No meaningful reset with Ottawa. No shift in the relationship. No results that matched the promises. So what happened? Those same voters started looking elsewhere. Not because they suddenly changed who they were, not because they are no longer Conservatives, but because they felt ignored, dismissed, and taken for granted. The old ways of strongly worded letters and lawsuits over jurisdiction have never worked. There are no pipelines, no control over immigration, no civil liberties the feds wouldn't crush if given a chance. Smith is not making that mistake. She is reading the room, and when this many people are this frustrated, you do not lecture them. You do not insult them. You do not pretend they are a problem to be managed or berated. You listen. You acknowledge where they are at, and you let the conversation happen. This is bigger than separation. This is about trust. Trust that Alberta’s concerns are being taken seriously. Trust that political leaders are actually hearing the people who put them in power. Smith holds her position. She says she believes Alberta is better off in Canada. But she is not trying to shut down the people who disagree. She is not attacking her own base, because she understands something her predecessor did not. You do not keep support by ridiculing the people who gave it to you. You respect them, let them speak, and you deal with reality as it is, not as you wish it would be. REPORT by @SheilaGunnReid:

@MichelleLA1981 I hear they've been really busy being patriots, how about you?

Id really like to see how Ukraine has been spending the almost 26 billion dollars they have stolen from Canada taxpayers.

@thesovereignceo If you don't like looking foolish, maybe you should make better choices about what you say and believe.

@steppenwolfe65 I’m sorry I couldn’t hear you from your fake private account and hidden identity. Come back when you’re braver

In 2022, the government froze the assets of people who DONATED to a peaceful protest. They did this without a CBDC, without digital ID, and without AI enforcement. They did all of these horrendous acts of government overreach WITHOUT the powers that they're seeking now. Mark Carney was one of the people who advised this action. And one of the first things this “new” old government did was try to appeal the decision that using the wartime Emergencies Act on its own citizens was unjustified. This story has only just begun. The man who helped start Canada down the path of extreme government overreach is just getting started. He is one of the architects behind one of the most authoritarian tech systems we’ve ever seen. And anyone who is okay with this system is extremely short-sighted and historically uninformed about power structures and the dangers of centralized control. Because regardless of your political leanings, this system WILL eventually be used against you too. You're welcome in advance non-believers for exposing this.

@realmaxgenest They look like a young Andrew Sheer and Pierre Poilievre... sick motherfuckers.

Canada is deeply polarized, unstable, and fractured, largely because we are undermining and even outright rejecting the foundations of the nation itself.

@abc123jjj Either a paid bot, a lousy human, or a lousy human who programmed a bot. 3x fail.

It’s time to step away. Simple as that.

@BertaMemes After the pipelines and infrastructure we paid for, the 20-30 billion dollar cost of climate change each year, the skyrocketing house insurance costs, the massive ecological damage, the co-opted political parties, the corrupted media... how much do we really make?

@MarkDietzinAB Hmm... Russia's main export is... oil Alberta's main export is... oil The Iran war is about ... oil The Iraq war was about... oil The Ukraine war is about... oil Seeing a pattern here? Same bad actors, same reasons, same chaos and destruction everywhere they go.

Remember when they rebranded global warming as climate change for a broader appeal? It's the same thing now with Alberta separation. Russian influencers has now turned to foreign actors.

@JonFromAlberta @CoryBMorgan @JeffreyRWRath They look like, tech giant sellout on the left, oil company sellout on the right. Not a pennies worth of decency between them.

I’ve deliberately avoided reading most of the back-and-forth between @CoryBMorgan and @JeffreyRWRath because I honestly don’t like seeing leaders in the Alberta independence movement fighting publicly. But at this point it’s becoming hard to ignore, and I think a lot of Alberta Independence supporters are feeling the same way. To be clear, I respect both of these men. I listen to both of them. I read Cory Morgan’s articles often, and Jeff Rath has been one of the strongest public spokespeople for Alberta independence. Both have put serious time and effort into growing this movement through public appearances, interviews, writing, social media, and constant engagement. Do I agree with everything either of them says? No. And thats a good thing! Albertans are not sheep. This movement was never supposed to be about blindly following one person. Different opinions, different strategies, and different personalities are normal. What worries me is when disagreements start turning into distractions. From the outside looking in, a lot of what’s being argued about feels small compared to what’s actually at stake for Alberta. We need to be focused on building something. Fundraising. Organization. Advertising. Volunteer coordination. Crafting a clear message. Reaching new people. Preparing for what comes next. There are thousands of Albertans paying attention right now. Many are sitting on standby waiting for leadership, direction, and unity. I honestly think this just needs to be settled somehow. Have a private phone call. Meet in person. Go on a neutral podcast together. Shake hands. Agree to disagree. Make peace and move forward. Because Alberta independence needs strong voices working together. JUST SETTLE IT, PLEASE. ALBERTA INDEPENDENCE NEEDS UNITY.