LowPull retweeted
My sons friend is missing, anyone in the Grande Prairie area keep your eyes open.
He may have a guitar with him.
LowPull retweeted
A few years ago, these people said we were in a post-national state and that there was no “Canada.”
They tore down statues and cheered.
They burnt down churches and cheered.
They demonized great Canadians who built Canada and cheered.
They turned on fellow citizens and cheered.
Don’t believe a word they say.
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You know that magical moment when you’ve spent an hour getting absolutely nowhere with your cellphone company, and finally say, “Fine. Cancel it.”
Suddenly, you’re transferred to Retention.
Well, hello there.
Same customer. Same complaints. Same company. Yet somehow there are options available that apparently didn’t exist five minutes ago.
Ah. So the options did exist.
What changed?
Not your complaint. Their certainty that you were staying.
And that may be the simplest way to understand the leverage argument behind Option 2.
Alberta has spent decades raising concerns, negotiating, demanding changes and sending different governments to Ottawa. But underneath all of it has been one rather comfortable assumption:
Alberta will stay.
Option 2 puts a question mark beside that assumption.
It doesn’t mean Alberta leaves the next morning. It keeps open the possibility of a future referendum, and with that comes a different conversation.
Instead of endlessly asking Alberta, “Are you really willing to leave?”
Perhaps Canada finally has to contemplate another question:
“What are we willing to change to give Alberta a reason to stay?”
Maybe there’s an offer worth considering. Maybe there isn’t.
But negotiations look different when both sides know you can walk away.
Alberta, please hold.
Retention is on the line.
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Let's identify these thieves in Innisfail, Alberta!
The town isn't that big. Somebody will recognize them. Share this video and let's bring this thievery to an end!
Replying to @AlbertaLeonidas
Modern politics is no longer a system for solving problems, it is instead a stage to deceive us into thinking we are participating.
This is why speeches feel emotional and change nothing.
This is why scandals cycle endlessly through the news, with no consequence.
IF modern politics were really about results, it wouldn't demand an audience.
They want us divided and conquered.
They play on our fear and the tribalism in our DNA. The worst part is that both status quo parties are responsible for destroying Canada over the last 50 years and I or anyone willing to research that, can easily prove it.
Yet everyone still waves their blue or red flags proudly. Distracted and meek, just as they devised.
Voting in Canada, is the illusion of choice, the candidates are hand picked by the parties before the election is even in swing, some conservatives are also failed liberals.
It is not red vs blue, it is us versus the parasitic class. Our system is corrupt to the core. Elections Canada corrupt as the justice system overseeing it, appointed by the government.
The big tent parties pretend they are political polar opposites, when they are in fact next door neighbors, serving the crown and never the electorate.
Time to rip it down and build something for the people, not for their greed and control.
The true sign of oppression, is when those being oppressed, turn against each other, as opposed to their oppressors.
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In the coming weeks and months, you're going to hear a lot of people say "start a separatists party" in Alberta...like they did in Quebec.
A lot of those voices will be coming from the left.
Why?
Here's the current popular vote projection for Alberta. If just 27% of the UCP supporters left the party, that would be enough to split the right and give the NDP a majority of the popular vote.
If Nenshi got elected, he would reverese a lot of Smith's policies, and make it impossible to hold a referendum in the future.
Taking control of the UCP is more important than starting a new party.
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The Nova Scotia shooter in Portapique would have been exempt from the Canadian gun grab.
Every single one of his guns was illegal and/or smuggled.
Only legal guns from licensed owners are impacted 🇨🇦🫠
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🔵 Albertans: Will you be voting for Alberta Independence in October?
69%yes, time to leave
31%no, we must stay
1,239 votes • Final results LowPull retweeted
Just your reminder that if you declare your firearms with the ASFCP, you do not have the opportunity to wait out the decision of the Supreme Court in CCFR v Canada ... confiscations of declared firearms will begin in April and continue through October.
Those of us who will "hold the line" will keep ours pending a positive outcome. Lots of things can change between now and then, and we're protected by the amnesty. We will have the opportunity to apply for an injunction to extend that amnesty while we await the SCC decision.
Don't let their fear-spam emails scare you. Hold the line!!!! #TeamCCFR
LowPull retweeted
Jason Kenney’s betrayal of Albertan conservatives is the biggest political backstabbing in Canadian history.
He criss-crossed Alberta in that blue Ram pickup, working every small-town coffee shop and rink, promising heartland voters he’d go to war with Ottawa and never back down.
They gave him a landslide.
Then he folded completely; caved to Trudeau, imposed some of the harshest COVID restrictions in the country, and turned on the very freedoms and Albertan nation he swore to defend.
Never forget.
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Do you agree that the Province of Alberta should cease to be a part of Canada to become an independent state?
A recent poll making the rounds sampled 900 people. I don’t think that sample is big enough. Can I get more?
Please RT
61%Yes (I’m Albertan)
18%No (I’m Albertan)
18%Yes (I’m not Albertan)
2%No (I’m not Albertan)
6,003 votes • Final results LowPull retweeted
Hi there,
Traitor and treasonous scum, here...
I just wanted to ask for fairness for my people, but I guess that's too much and means I deserve to be hung without a trial before being hit by a firing squad.
Sorry,
-Concerned Albertan seeking Independence
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Do you think Canadian separatists meeting with a foreign government constitutes treason?
38%Yes
62%No
11,857 votes • Final results LowPull retweeted
Replying to @acoyne
Atlantic Canada
- 1 MP for every 80,000 people
- 1 Senator for every 87,000
Alberta:
- 1 MP for every 137,000 people
- 1 Senator for every 840,000
Canada is designed to minimize western voices and use their wealth to buy votes in the east.
Free Alberta!
























