Deeply honoured to be have inducted into the Kanai Chieftanship as an Honourary Chief of the Blood Nation of the Blackfoot Confederacy.
A truly meaningful recognition of the work I did with First Nations to create economic opportunity in the spirit of โreconciliaction!โ
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Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in Trafalgar Square, 1957.
This is a perfect example of the Gramscian leftโs long march through the institutions.
Dozens of people in the Irish government, and taxpayer funded quangos, would have been involved in conceiving of, creating, approving and funding this vile anti-family ad campaign.
Apparently not one of them paused to ask, โwhat exactly are we doing here? Why are we drawing parallels between sexual harassment and loving grandparents hugging their grandkids? Wonโt a lot of normal people recoil from this?โ
No one asked or objected because undoubtedly everyone involved studied various forms of leftist critical theory at college, and live in a weird sub culture where this stuff *is* normalcy.
In places like Ireland and Canada, the creative and bureaucratic classes have become so heavily dominated by leftist group think they are blind to even their most bizarre ideological prejudices. The small number of would be dissidents will rarely dare the loss of status, employment, or social prestige to question it.
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Be part of the change. Vote Conservative. Letโs do this BC.
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Jehmima came to France from the Congo when she was 9 and is a business owner.
She went on French TV to scold the champagne socialist Lola-Fleur who defended the rioters and looters on TV.
Lola-Fleur mocked shop owners who had been looted, saying โyour little shops, thatโs cuteโ
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This week, Albertaโs secessionist movement didnโt just lose. It was humiliated.
โI wrote about the sheer political incompetence of this movement for the @TorontoStar. Anger isn't a strategy, and this was never a serious political machine.
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It's the never ending Irish political cartel's drip-drip of anti traditional-family dog whistles. Don't share their hugs, don't share their even stranger ideas. The cynicism, the poison dressed up as 'safety and respect' continues. They use taxpayers money to pay for these messages and run them in media outlets they also force taxpayers to pay to keep in operation. Most kids went through the awkward stage of not wanting granny kisses, which this ad goes to some effort to ridicule. One of the lessons of childhood is learning how irreplaceably precious those wholesome family embraces are and the fact that family comes first, respect of your elders is important and respect for parents and grandparents is essential. This ad comes from the same mindset that gave an Irish school text book 'family A' and 'family B'. Granny and Granddad in the new video are family A coded, check out Granny's probably religious medal outside her sweater. Look at grandad's tweed type jacket and trad flat cap, he probably smells of farm too. Then look at cool kid, family B coded, turning her nose up at these weirdoes, multi-racial, nose and eye piercings, not having any of this odd family affection stuff.
As old as time is the commandment "Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long in the land which the Lord your God gives you."
I'm shocked - SHOCKED - that the top separatist leader believes that Albertans' mail-in ballots were part of a rigged process and federalist conspiracy.
Who could have seen this coming from a guy who propagates conspiracy theories about:
- Chem trails
- Vaccines
- Shadowy globalist forces controlling Canada
- King Charles' plan to assassinate him
- Chinese Communist soldiers staging in Canada (because he saw six ethnically Chinese men at the West Edmonton Mall)
- Canadian politicians personally receiving $ hundreds of millions in illegal kickbacks from vaccine companies, foreign aid, etc.
- Mass illegal organ harvesting in Canada, etc..
Hard to believe that such a person would be sceptical about the democratic process.
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I make my living with words, but I cannot begin to describe how disgusting and degrading this is.
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BCNDP is polling lowest among Chinese and Punjabi speakers, which means they might lose every single seats in Surrey and Richmond
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Iโm glad to see Albertans vote overwhelmingly in favour of remaining in Canada.
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There is still work to be done on improving how western Canada is treated by Ottawa. But Canada is worth that effort.ย ย
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Saskatchewan will continue to work with Alberta to make our provinces stronger within a united Canada.
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Sir George-รtienne Cartier on Franceโs understanding of Canadian Confederation: the only way to escape Annexation to the United States. ๐โ๏ธ๐ซ๐ท
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One clear message from the referendum: Alberta separatists should go back to their separatist micro parties, rather than trying to destabilize Alberta by infiltrating a party created and elected to support national unity.
Reminder:
๐The last time a separatist party contested an Alberta provincial election, the Alberta Freedom Party got a province wide total of 9,000 votes (0.54%) in 2019.
๐The last time a Western separatist party contested a federal election, the Maverick Party got 35,000 votes (0.2%) in all of Western Canada in 2021.
๐Since they began running in 1980, Alberta / Western separatist parties have contested over 20 federal & provincial elections, winning on average 1% of the vote, one seat, and zero governments
๐By comparison, since the PQโs foundation in 1968, Quebec separatists have won over 1500 seats federally and provincially, and elected 5 provincial governments
Albertans have absolutely legitimate grievances.
Too often we have faced federal and some other provincial governments that undermined our province and its hugely positive contribution to the federation.
We must continue to build alliances, and make the case for fairness in the federation.
But letโs be clear about one thing: Alberta separatism is not, and never has been, a serious political movement.
One clear message from the referendum: Alberta separatists should go back to their separatist micro parties, rather than trying to destabilize Alberta by infiltrating a party created and elected to support national unity.
Reminder:
๐The last time a separatist party contested an Alberta provincial election, the Alberta Freedom Party got a province wide total of 9,000 votes (0.54%) in 2019.
๐The last time a Western separatist party contested a federal election, the Maverick Party got 35,000 votes (0.2%) in all of Western Canada in 2021.
๐Since they began running in 1980, Alberta / Western separatist parties have contested over 20 federal & provincial elections, winning on average 1% of the vote, one seat, and zero governments
๐By comparison, since the PQโs foundation in 1968, Quebec separatists have won over 1500 seats federally and provincially, and elected 5 provincial governments
Albertans have absolutely legitimate grievances.
Too often we have faced federal and some other provincial governments that undermined our province and its hugely positive contribution to the federation.
We must continue to build alliances, and make the case for fairness in the federation.
But letโs be clear about one thing: Alberta separatism is not, and never has been, a serious political movement.
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So proud of Albertans for proving yet again that we are true Canadian patriots with the resounding vote for national unity!
We are a province of dreamers, builders, and doers. We are optimists with an entrepreneurial culture. Thatโs why Alberta has never been fertile soil for the separatistsโ inward-looking divisiveness, anger, and recrimination.
Now letโs get on with the hard work of building an ever stronger Alberta in the true North, strong and free! ๐ช๐ผ๐จ๐ฆ
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Roger Scruton recalls the exact moment he became a conservative during the 1968 Paris riots:
โWhen I looked down the street and saw all these rowdy students throwing stones at policemen, I just said to myself, โWhatever they believe, I believe the opposite.โโ
So proud of Albertans for proving yet again that we are true Canadian patriots with the resounding vote for national unity!
We are a province of dreamers, builders, and doers. We are optimists with an entrepreneurial culture. Thatโs why Alberta has never been fertile soil for the separatistsโ inward-looking divisiveness, anger, and recrimination.
Now letโs get on with the hard work of building an ever stronger Alberta in the true North, strong and free! ๐ช๐ผ๐จ๐ฆ
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A loser and a fraud.
'Alberta will never be independent' as long as Smith is UCP leader: Alberta separatist leader Rath
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