Today Albertans will vote on whether or not to proceed with the process of separating from Canada. We know the "Canadians" are going to cheat as much as possible because they are woke liberals, and that is what woke liberals do, but if Albertans can make it Too Big to Rig, they will be exposed. If enough Albertans vote, then the level of cheating needed for them to achieve the steal will become so visible that they will be seen for what they are. So, get out and vote if you haven't already, and at the very least expose these Marxist liberals for the thieves they are, and maybe, just maybe, score a victory for the side of freedom! God bless Alberta!!

Good luck on separating Alberta, if they accomplish this, they will be the most independent and prosperous country in the world. FYI this is Canadas Brexit, this would culturally be a humongous deal for the West. Everything nostalgic about Northern America would be revitalized and Alberta would be the most desired place to live on the planet.

Canada will continue to exist as a country after Alberta leaves....it just won't have an economic engine.

The most likely outcome in Canada is: - Alberta severs equalization - Quebec negotiates a bilateral USA deal - Bessent’s economic actions turn from Tehran, to HK, and to Canada - Canadian banks lose USD access - Alberta negotiates a bilateral USA deal - Canadian dollar, Bank of Canada, Government of Canada balance sheet all blow up - with no more Federal commercial ties, Canadian provinces each negotiate their own north-south bilateral agreement with DC - Canadian Provinces take control of their portions of U.S. border to enforce their own USA market access deals. - each Province takes more sovereignty from Ottawa by accessing reinvigorated Treasury-led US financial system - Parliament keeps some lights on Canada doesn’t need some declaration of its demise. When the east-west Federal economic system breaks, its politics will follow. We’re past the world of arguments. It’s about incentives. Canada will last as long is people’s appetites for pain and poverty.

We got Axl rose being more woke than Metallica, what the fuck is going on 😭

Stereotype map of Canada 🇨🇦

‘Metallica is NOT HERE to influence you with their BULLSH*T’ James Hetfield SLAMS artists bringing POLITICS into music — 'We’re here to FORGET about ALL THE OUTSIDE SH*T' Remarks come amid Macklemore-Ed Sheeran FALLOUT over the rapper’s ‘FREE PALESTINE’ statement

when you’re mean to Israel this is who you’re being mean to:

ALBERTA, USA!

If the USA invaded Canada this Canadian would welcome them with open arms.

Stole this but worth it

Where are the advanced voting locations? Elections Alberta website is a giant fk around. Corrupted pieces of shit are making it hard to go vote. The website said Delton school. Went there. They don’t have advanced voting. HELP

BREAKING: Sean Strickland, UFC Fighter, just posted #FREEALBERTA on social media as he arrives in Edmonton.

This is the brutal reality of a country the size of Canada. Confederation was an experiment, and after 159 years, maybe it's time to admit the model isn't working. Canada is simply too big, too diverse geographically, economically, and politically to be governed effectively from one centre. The priorities of Alberta's oil patch aren't Quebec's priorities. The needs of Atlantic fishing communities aren't those of Toronto's financial sector. Northern communities face entirely different realities than Canada's major urban centres. We have different resources, industries, demographics, cultures, and political values. That's not a flaw in the people who live here. It's just a consequence of geography, history and reality. Yet we keep trying to force these competing interests into a single national consensus. The result? Endless constitutional squabbles, regional resentment, political horse-trading, and governments that struggle to satisfy anyone. Consensus works when people share enough common interests. It breaks down when fundamentally different regions are forced to live under the same priorities. Canada doesn't necessarily have a shortage of good politicians. It has a structural problem. No federal government can simultaneously deliver what every region wants when those wants are in direct conflict. The answer isn't more federal control or another round of promises. It's accepting that different regions may need different political arrangements, with more autonomy and accountability closer to home. A country this large shouldn't have to pretend that one size fits all. Maybe it's time to stop asking how we can make this model work forever, and start asking what actually works for the people who live here. On October 19th vote option #2 on Question #10. Alberta independence is the only path forward

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