CoryM (Insert Alberta Flag )
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CoryM (Insert Alberta Flag )
@ab_sask
Father of two awesome kids, love the outdoors, oil and gas, just want to be left alone. #AlbertaIndependence #ccfr

🚨RCMP REFUSES TO COMPLY🚨 A senior RCMP officer says they’re “done with it”, rejecting enforcement of the federal gun buyback. Meanwhile, the CCFR is heading to the Supreme Court in a landmark challenge that could redefine government power in Canada. This fight isn't over.

You can withdraw from the ASFCP: firearmrights.ca/withdraw-from-…



@Martyupnorth I’m thinking about a retirement career in cattle rustling.🐂





Alberta is the only province doing what their citizens want and the rest of Canada is mad about it. From starting the gun grab, to indoctrinating kids, a failing medical system and food shortages coming while still importing hundreds of thousands. Who wouldn’t want to separate from this madness?


Dam Justin Canadian government provided roughly $29.6 billion in direct subsidies and public financing to the oil and gas industry in 2024, according to a report from Environmental Defence. Total financial support over the past five years is estimated at $74.6 billion, largely including financing for the TransMountain pipeline and Export Development Canada support

The Alberta separatist movement isn’t some unstoppable wave, it’s a loud minority that can’t even hit its own targets. You needed around 350k signatures to show real momentum and you came up with 177k. That’s not a movement, that’s barely a warm up. And even if you somehow crossed that threshold, it doesn’t mean Alberta just walks out of Canada. That’s not how this works. You’re talking about years of legal battles, constitutional hurdles, negotiations with the federal government, Indigenous treaty obligations, economic fallout, currency issues, trade barriers, and massive uncertainty for businesses and workers. Not 90 days, regardless of what Keith says. There’s no clean break. No easy exit. No “just vote and we’re gone.” Meanwhile, the idea that Alberta would somehow be stronger alone ignores reality. The province benefits massively from being part of Canada through internal trade, transfer systems, shared infrastructure, and global credibility. Walking away doesn’t make those problems disappear, it multiplies them. So no, Alberta isn’t leaving Canada. Not now, not anytime soon. And a half completed petition isn’t proof of anything except how small the movement actually is. And to all Albertans that don’t want any part of this, the rest of Canada knows, and we don’t group you all in the same basket! We still love you.


Joe Rogan on the gun confiscation program

With the declaration period now closed, thank you to all law-abiding firearms owners who declared their prohibited firearms for compensation. With over 67,000 firearms declared in the individual phase, we are working to keep communities safe. Read more: bit.ly/417BIJC











