@zamboniman45 Congrats. You chose the doom and gloom plan with all the fake announcements about nothing. But you do you.
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Albertans4Freedom
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Albertans4Freedom
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Choose Alberta, vote "Option 2" for the Alberta Independence Referendum, on Oct. 19th, 2026. Working to ensure freedom and prosperity for all Albertans.
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On October 19, 2026 Vote for your Family's Future!
On October 19, 2026 Vote for Alberta's Future!
On October 19, 2026 Vote IN FAVOUR of Question 10, OPTION 2!
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So happy that Smith has announced another phoney pipeline plan.
What Smith refuses to acknowledge is that it will be years before there is enough excess capacity to fill these imaginary pipelines because the Net Zero Carbon Tax Decarbonization Smith Carney MOU is driving investment out of Alberta to countries that don’t have all of these destructive taxes and regulations.
Whose going to pay for this fake pipeline? Ontario? I doubt it. They wouldn’t even let Doug “Eric Cartman” Ford have his own plane. 😂
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Calgary's TPA Albertans4Freedom.com is working to encourage Albertans to vote IN FAVOUR of holding a binding Referendum (Question 10 - Option 2) on Oct. 19, 2026.
Go to our website to request a lawn sign and start the important conversations with your friends and neighbours.
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@BertaProudDad If Alberta tax payers have to spend all of this money in an effort to build a pipeline which may or may not ever get built, why don't we just put the $$ towards building a refinery in Alberta and alleviating all potential problems.
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🚨 BREAKING: Doug Ford and Danielle Smith just announced the Northern Shield Energy Corridor a proposed cross Canada oil pipeline from Hardisty Alberta to Sarnia Ontario.
This could move more Alberta energy create jobs and boost our economy coast to coast.
As a proud Albertan Im all for getting our resources to market and putting people to work. Alberta powers Canada and we need this kind of infrastructure.
But heres the problem: it looks like another taxpayer funded project if approved. Why wont private businesses build it themselves? Endless red tape regulations and risks scare off real investment. Governments should fix the barriers instead of spending our dollars. Let private companies innovate build and prosper.
Im for jobs and energy strength but not more debt on families. No socialism for pipelines.
What do you think Alberta? Demand real reform first?
#AlbertaFirst #EnergyCorridor
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We have a once in a generation opportunity to improve the future for our children and grandchildren. Perhaps we ought to put our emotions aside and consider the facts before us. Is voting in favour of a status quo really the way we want to proceed?
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Rise Of Alberta@RiseOfAlberta
In an Independent Alberta, our energy, food, resources, and economy would finally serve Albertans first. We would be a strong neighbour, a reliable partner, and one of the most strategically important nations in North America. That is what independence unlocks.
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I had my first minor incident this morning with my ChooseAlberta sign. She just pulled it out of the ground.
Cory Morgan@CoryBMorgan
We had a 4x8 & a 4x4 sign in a frame. Vandals spray painted one of them. They could only reach the lower part. Today, volunteers raised the signs higher. Replaced the 4x4 with a 4x8 & added a flag. This is how Albertans do it. Keep pushing us. We push back harder.
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Are Albertan's best interests a priority with this recent MOU and pipeline deal?
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FarmGeek@miss_tanyac
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All Albertans, no matter on which side of the political spectrum they may lean, should ask themselves these questions:
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FarmGeek@miss_tanyac
You don’t have to know where you stand on Alberta’s future today. But I do think we owe it to ourselves, and to the next generation, to ask the right questions before deciding. Here are five that challenged me. #LetAlbertaDecide #Alberta
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On October 19, 2026 vote YES for your Family.
On October 19, 2026 vote YES for Question 10, Option B
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Have to agree wholeheartedly, Premier Smith is absolutely right in the video below:
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Derek Smith@unacceptfringe
Uh oh.....someone made a whoopsie ...
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Perhaps someone could send a memo to @MarkJCarney and @ABDanielleSmith insist that there is no need for a carbon sucking machine in Alberta.
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Peter Clack@PeterDClack
The world is more than 1°C warmer and CO₂ has reached 427 ppm — yet our planet is turning into a greener paradise. NASA data shows global greening from higher CO₂ has delivered an unexpected windfall: an increase in leaf area equivalent to the contiguous United States — or roughly the size of the entire Amazon Rainforest. The Sahel has reclaimed 8% of its dry barren lands and Arctic vegetation surged 38% between 1985 and 2016. Satellites detected significant greening across 25–50% of the world's vegetated areas (NASA/Boston University findings, 2000–2017). Food production has been substantially boosted. This is the Earth actively participating: 30% of these new green areas provide natural cooling through enhanced water-vapour management. The planet isn’t a passive victim — it’s an active, resilient participant. By comparison, UN climate ideology sells fear and control. This reality invites out renewed faith in the natural world. -@PeterDClack
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Working harder just isn't working. It is time we do what is right for Alberta.
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MadMatt@Doubletapp187
Work harder they said as canada simply created Alberta without consultation, air dropping in a liberal Lieutenant Governor, premier, and gerrymandering the ridings to favour the Liberals. canada isnt perfect they said as they forced Albertans to pay a 35% tariff on farm equipment and imposed a mountain freight differential that was 50% higher than what the East paid. Work harder they said as Alberta sent 52% of its men to fight in the First World War. canada isnt perfect they said as they treated Alberta like a resource colony for the first 25 years of its existence and are still actively trying to milk our resources for themselves. Work harder they said as the federal government imposed the Wheat Board in 1935, kneecapping Alberta farmers until 2012. canada isnt perfect they said as the federal governments refusal to relinquish power forced Alberta to declare bankruptcy in 1936. Work harder they said as canada gave more support to the eastern provinces than to Alberta during the Great Depression. canada isnt perfect they said as the federal government threw up roadblocks to necessary reforms that would have allowed provinces a freer hand to govern their own people. Work harder they said as Alberta took eight years to become a have province so it would no longer burden the rest of Confederation, only for five other provinces to never reciprocate. canada isnt perfect they said as they remained perfectly comfortable with the gross imbalance in House of Commons and Senate representation. Work harder they said as envy of Alberta’s success led them to create the National Energy Program (NEP), wrecking Alberta’s economy for a generation. canada isnt perfect they said as Alberta tried to make structural changes in the 1980s and 90s by working within the federal system, only for every attempt to fail. Work harder they said as canada once again tried to wreck Alberta’s economy with the Kyoto Accord and carbon taxes. canada isnt perfect they said as federalists called Albertans sewer rats and told them to find work in B.C. while their economy struggled. Work harder they said as Albertans give more per capita than we take from this confederation with CPP, EI, equalization, CHT, and other confederation entitlements. We are done with work harder. We are done accepting the imperfections of this corrupt Confederation.
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@BertaProudDad Hey @ElectionsAB everyone needs to play by the same rules in the workup to the Referendum. @LukaszukAB had his own separate rules for the signature collection, and now he somehow once again gets to sidestep the rules that everyone else follows?
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Here’s one to start your day Alberta! Before I get into it, like and share this post if you agree with it because people need to see it!
That’s Thomas Lukaszuk’s own words telling people who don’t live here HOW TO DONATE TO HIM!
All while reporting ZERO with Elections Alberta!
This is Insane!
Especially since entire smear campaigns have been put out against the Independence people saying they are foreign funded!
Again this needs to get out!
Please Like and Share!
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@PeterDClack And yet here in Alberta, Canada our Premier @ABDanielleSmith has signed an MOU and agreed to build a facility that will filter C02 from the air. Is this really in the best interests of the Alberta population?
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Without CO₂, there would be no photosynthesis, no free oxygen, no food chains—and no us.
CO₂'s life-sustaining treasures underpin every multicellular organism on Earth. It even provided the raw material for the iron and steel that built modern civilisation.
The global warming campaign has too often ignored this majesty — focusing on fear while overlooking the greening planet NASA satellites have documented from space.
Plants, algae, and ancient cyanobacteria capture sunlight to convert CO₂ and water into glucose, releasing oxygen as a byproduct. That simple reaction forms the carbon backbone of all life: every strand of DNA, every animal, every breath you take.
Billions of years ago, vast mats of cyanobacteria in the primordial oceans produced so much oxygen it triggered the Great Oxidation Event. As oxygen dissolved iron in the seas, it formed the massive banded iron formations we still mine today for steel.
CO₂ didn’t just enable life — it powered the entire food web and reshaped Earth’s atmosphere and geology. Without it, our planet would likely remain toxic and largely lifeless.
This miracle unfolded in nature, without our interference. Shouldn’t we at least feel grateful for this astonishing blessings.
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@ShaneWenzel @kinsellawarren Unfortunately much of what we see about the US is propaganda. One need to only visit to see that our bought and paid for media is doing the bidding of a government intent on damaging a relationship that served us well for a century.
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For weeks, we’ve been told the United States is in decline. Reading @kinsellawarren latest column, you’d think America is on the verge of collapse. Yet I’m writing this from the U.S. during its 250th anniversary celebrations, and that simply isn’t what I’m seeing.
What I see are communities full of families celebrating Independence Day. Parks are packed. Main streets are busy. Flags are everywhere. Small businesses are thriving with holiday traffic. Restaurants are full. People are optimistic about their country, even if they disagree politically. That’s an important distinction.
America has plenty of problems. It wrestles with political polarization, crime in some cities, rising debt and affordability challenges. No serious observer would deny that. But to paint the entire country as some kind of failing experiment ignores the reality on the ground.
The United States remains the world’s largest economy. It continues to attract investment, talent and entrepreneurs from around the globe. Its technology sector leads the world. Its energy production is the envy of many countries. Its military remains unmatched. Millions of people still dream of building a life there because opportunity continues to exist.
Contrast that with Canada’s current mood. Too often, we’ve become comfortable measuring ourselves by convincing ourselves someone else is doing worse. That’s not a growth strategy. Canadians should spend less time cheering for American failure and more time asking why our productivity is falling, why investment is leaving, why young families struggle to buy homes and why governments at every level continue making life more expensive.
The America I’m experiencing isn’t perfect. No country is. But neither is it the dystopian picture often presented by commentators viewing it through a political lens.
Perhaps that’s the real lesson. Before declaring an entire nation to be in decline, spend some time there. Talk to people. Walk through their neighbourhoods. Visit their businesses. Attend a community celebration.
You may still come away with criticisms. I certainly have a few. But you’ll probably also discover something that’s becoming increasingly rare in Canada today: a country that, despite its flaws, still believes in itself.
And watching Americans celebrate 250 years of nationhood, it’s hard not to notice that confidence. Whether you agree with their politics or not, that’s something worth paying attention to.
Toronto Sun@TheTorontoSun
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@DustyRoseYYC I think the term is "managed decline". According to the Cloward Piven strategy (co-authored by Diana Carney's aunt), it is necessary step to reshape society. A necessary step in bringing in the New....World.....Order.
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This is the problem with a government that doesn't have principles. They demonize a pipeline when that's trendy, and then flip flop and support it when the mood ring changes color.
They create their own havoc and the result is confused policy that wipes out investment, growth and productivity across the board.
#cdnpoli
Globalnews.ca@globalnews
Internal PMO polls told Carney Canadians backed pipeline plan. globalnews.ca/news/11952304/…
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@PeterDClack And yet in Canada, we have a government that attempts to control and even reduce C02 levels. One has to ask whether this is truly in the best interest of the population or whether it is just merely a grift.
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Today, NASA satellites confirm Earth is greening dramatically. CO₂ fertilisation has added biomass equivalent to two continents of new forest in recent decades, boosting crop yields and ecosystems alike.
Oceans, holding around 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere, continue their ancient dance of absorption, circulation and outgassing under Henry’s Law.
The natural world keeps working its wonders. The real question isn’t whether CO₂ is 'pollution', but how we pursue genuine abundance and resilience while staying humble before these vast systems.
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Perhaps Albertans need to be paying closer attention to what is currently happening in Ottawa. Are the Bills that are being passed really for our safety and well-being?
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John-Paul Berg@SemperVeritasX
To say Canadians are oblivious would be an understatement. If you listen closely in Canada you can hear footsteps in the distance, resonating in compliant unison. We are obediently marching into totalitarianism. Bill C-8 and C-9 have already received royal assent. This gets way worse from here. Bill C-2 → Warrantless sharing of your digital information at the border. Bill C-22 → Mandatory data retention, government backdoors in every app and service, and mass metadata collection on all Canadians. Bill C-8 → Federal power to control, throttle, or shut down cyber systems, networks, and critical infrastructure. Bill C-9 → Vague “hate” definitions weaponized to criminalize dissent. Bill C-11 → Direct government regulation of what you can see and share online. Bill C-63 → The “digital safety” trap that lets them police your thoughts, speech, and online life — with prison as the penalty. Bill C-34 → The digital "Safety" Act, This is an age restriction on internet access, which alows them to force everyone to upload government issued ID for internet access. This has NOTHING to do with safety and everything to do with control. With NO democratic mandate to lead, and a majority government assembled through backroom deals far from public scrutiny, Mark Carney is changing our country into something unrecognizable. We either resist this with the fury of a people pushed too far, or we lose everything.
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@Yumyum_bacon_26 @BonnieMeikle1 @johnwtomkinson @United_AB_Flags Please reach out on our website Albertans4Freedom.com to get one!
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@BonnieMeikle1 @johnwtomkinson @United_AB_Flags It's @AlbertanFreedom. Newer TPA. Have to get their sign as well.
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We just got home from several days on the road with @United_AB_Flags handing out free Alberta Flags.
Before we left, one of our neighbors had a Forever Canada lawn sign pop up in their yard.
We are friendly, and I support democracy and everyone being able to express themselves, so I told them I loved the sign, a free political expression, even if we disagree.
My neighbours then told me that they were "Not sure where the sign came from" and that they "think someone from where they work put it up as a joke."
They removed the unwelcome Forever Canada lawn sign that was placed on their property without permission or a request.
Hey, @LukaszukAB and @ForCanMVMT, do you condone your signs going on private property without permission? How many others have you placed with non-supporters, possibly as a joke? Only a joke campaign would stoop to that level.
Anyways, lots of other signs in the community have been delivered to people who actually requested them…
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