Western Canadian who posts all kinds of pics and stories showing how great Alberta is, from Sunsets to Politics . I also stand for my people and Country .
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I changed the last part of my X handle to get rid of the numbers and name. My account was made quickly years ago just to see a couple things . Bonnettsview is easier to remember and far more fitting. Incase anyone was wondering where Jack went. 😉😂😂
JB. Alberta retweeted
I want to thank everyone who went out and did their best to isolate Alberta from the threat (because that's exactly what this is).
Jeff Rath, Mitch Sylvester, Keith Wilson, LEGENDS. Every social media youtuber and poster putting in countless hours, every freedom fighter on ground level pounding the pavement.
And every Alberta Independence voter who put enough time and energy into following along on all the crazy amount of information being passed around to make an informed decision.
Nobody truly wanted to leave Canada until we realised we're being used and abused. Patriotism is lovely, truly a thing of beauty... but we are being poisoned by an unseen force.
You can only be responsible for what happens in your own back yard... and Alberta took the first HUGE step in taking ownership and responsibility last night...
...the whole point of this is to be treated fairly, and not to be over run with Globalist policies which harm us, to honour past generations and to protect future generations.
We've almost lost our whole country in 4 (WEF) Liberal terms. The Liberals are not the same as they were before... and neither are the Conservatives. We have complex problems we can't fix through scheer Federal, Provincial or municipal voting alone.
Keep in mind, CSIS came out and said our government has been compromised by China since Mulrooney.
Mark Carney said "we're going to have a New World Order run by China". I got love for traditional Chinese culture myself... but I could do without the communism.
Several countries are working together to go after the US through the WEF. They are doing this through Canada.
We need change.
We need our US allies more than ever, no matter what the goddamned tax payer money laundering WEF central banker who was inserted to save Globalism says.
We've made a few steps towards Freedom this year and I'm proud AF of every ass kicking Albertan who supported this movement and every Canadian and American who cheered us on from the sidelines.
We made gains last night no matter what anybody says.
It may be frustrating to see the numbers... we still had numbers and now we know where we stand, regardless of how badly every corrupt politician and globalist entity in power was against us.
The fix was in long before we decided to undertake this mission for freedom.
Because now the whole world knows...
ALBERTA. IS. STILL. IN. THE. FIGHT
⚡️💪⚡️
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JB. Alberta retweeted
519,082 mail in ballots were used to vote in this referendum.
In the 2023 election, only 51,351 mail in votes were cast.
There are almost 600,000 temporary and permanent residents in Alberta who do not have citizenship and cannot vote.
Anyone can get a mail in ballot by simply verifying their name and address. Both for in person voting, and mail in voting, Elections Alberta simply takes your word for it that you are a citizen.
I am not claiming that even one mail in vote was from a non-citizen.
I am simply stating that it is very easy for a non-citizen to vote under the current system.
The problem isn't just mail-in ballots. Even at a polling station, on election day, you just have to show your govt-issued ID to confirm name and address. You don't have to prove that you're a citizen. They just believe you when you say you are.
Because we used to be a high trust society.
JB. Alberta retweeted
That didn’t take long
CP NewsAlert: Carney says Alberta's choice of unity is a great result for Canadas increasing immigration plans msn.com/en-ca/news/other/cp-…
JB. Alberta retweeted
This is interesting. Here is the support for Option 2 of Question 10 by riding:
results.elections.ab.ca/8400
JB. Alberta retweeted
Elections Alberta noted in advance that the province had 3,148,343 eligible voters.
The problem is that the numbers below add up to 4,352,679 votes cast.
So not only were there 1,204,336 more votes cast than eligible voters, which is bad enough, but I guess we're also supposed to believe that 100% of the 3M+ eligible voters cast a ballot.
Can someone explain how blatant electoral fraud isn't involved?
JB. Alberta retweeted
Squirrelly News
Whistleblowers wanted.
The unofficial count on the Alberta Referendum is still moving. Media and politicians are already calling it. Official results are not due until October 29. Hand counts continue.
The cause of the explosion that started the fire at CFB Wainwright remains unconfirmed. Official briefings gave no ignition source. Range control knew a fire was burning for hours and continued the exercise.
Canada has a long record of whistleblowers being isolated, financially ruined, or ignored when they report problems inside institutions. Real protections are weak. Bill C-290 is one attempt to change that.
If you have first-hand knowledge of how votes are being handled, how range safety decisions were made on October 17, or how infrastructure on the training area was managed, document it. Protect yourself. Share what you can with people who will not bury it.
@KirkR95908 is hosting Spaces on whistleblower stories: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1nGnRBMDEmNGO
We the people are the media now. The official version is not the only version.
Unofficial results: results.elections.ab.ca/8400
#SquirrellyNews #WhistleblowersWanted #AlbertaReferendum #Wainwright #WhatCreatedTheExplosion #WeThePeopleAreTheMedia
JB. Alberta retweeted
They counted the votes.
They wrote the ballots.
They controlled the media.
They had the full weight of the federal government & their empty promises.
Their campaign to stay was uncontrolled & unmonitored.
Assuming that it was 1 in 4 voting to leave (see the first point), that’s a strong position to start moving forward.
JB. Alberta retweeted
“No to the nine” is crazy
They were the most reasonable questions I’ve ever read in my life
And these people are like “no”
“Give my money to whoever gets off a boat today. All of it.”
JB. Alberta retweeted
Morning friends
Well, not the outcome we had all hoped for. And even though we all saw the unfairness in the process this year in Alberta I have no other option but to accept the result.
On a positive note regular hardworking grassroots people stood against the Trillion dollar monster of a system & showed others its possible. I will always believe we are in the side of hope, positivity & goodness.
This is of course not over. But we must take a step back, analyze outcomes & our approach. While continuing to stand up for a better Alberta, freedom & human rights.
On the negative side, Albertans have told Ottawa everything is Ok. And unfortunately have voted for the harmful future many of us see approaching.
I believe Albertans haven't felt enough pain yet. And as their children can't afford homes, afford families of their own & many leave Canada for better futures it may be too late to right the ship.
Ottawa was just given a message that the course they are on is acceptable. And I foresee increased poverty, debt, crime, censorship, unsustainable immigration & the terrible policies that lost Canada Trillions in investment, resource projects & eventual revenues continuing.
Canada has a lower GDP than the poorest American state. And its estimated that Canada will be ranked 38th out of 38 OECD countries for GDP growth until 2060. The next 34 years. Its going to hurt for a very long time. And most likely get worse.
I don't believe many understood what they've really voted for. But such is life.
As always I remain proud that we tried. And will continue to. And we continue to do what we can where we can.
Keep your heads up my brave friends. You showed the world courageous people still exist.
Onwards friends.
Have a wonderful day.
JB. Alberta retweeted
Ralph Klein's daughter on the CBC sounds absolutely wasted, cheering on Thomas Lukaszuk, who she claims was her favourite minister under her father's government (he wasn't even an MLA at the time). She called the UCP the UPC, and then just rambled incoherent nonsense. RIP Ralph.
JB. Alberta retweeted
I’m telling you now - cut off the money supply completely and most of them will leave of their own accord, free of charge to the taxpayer.
It’s the welfare state that attracts all parasites - foreign and domestic.
JB. Alberta retweeted
Looks like I was right with about 25% voting for any semblance of freedom.
I kinda figured this when I was out paying land rent cheques and one of my landlords a boomer women went on a rant about losing her cpp and oas payments,I didn’t even mention the election
Perfect boomer
JB. Alberta retweeted
good morning and a very important reminder that we can't vote our way out of this, we never could as elections are fixed here
the number don't add up and they never will
its a day to double down
and to seek new paths, and adapt
also to prepare for what ottawa is about to do to us
JB. Alberta retweeted
The evidence from Wainwright and the explanation given by the department of defense don't make sense.
Sorry, but a grass fire doesn't kill 4 soldiers and injure dozens more.
The base is now under totally communications blackout. Our soldiers can't even call home without being watched by a senior officer.
JB. Alberta retweeted
How was question 5 even a question?
Question 5 : Require proof of citizenship to vote
What the actual fuck? Is that not already a thing? How the fuck do you vote no for that?
If that question isnt 100% its just proof liberals are retarded
