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A reminder that an underrated argument for libertarianism is that you’d experience less anxiety about elections if the state had less power.
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Carney supporters in Canada were so angry President Trump used Tariffs to protect American jobs meanwhile Canada removed the requirement for Employers to review Canadian applications FIRST before Foreign, and they have no issue with THAT
I swear Elbows Up is Anti Canadian
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You are absolutely right Kathy!
Why gamble on it? Because the end goal isn't about making money. It's about nationalizing Alberta's natural resources.
Why Gamble $50 Billion on the Pacific Link Pipeline? link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_a…
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6 years for 🇬🇧 to go from banning handguns to criminalizing online speech
4 years for 🇨🇦 to do the same
1 year for Carney to go from our “sovereignty is under threat” to let’s join the EU
1 week for the smith to go from a referendum on constitutional rights to reviving covid hysteria
1 day for her to go from a lets build a united 🇨🇦 to get out of my party
You know what the common root is?
Easily frightened Conservatives stood back and hoped a politician would save them instead of acting to save themselves.
When a political leader betrays us
The electorate must retaliate and every time we comply with tyranny, a little piece of Canada dies.
#WEXIT
Sounds about right
Seems Danielle Smith has done a big 180 from the pre- referendum vote days. This is my take on what she's up to:
By declaring the UCP a strictly "pro-Canada" party right before the leadership review, she may be deliberately forcing a split. If the grassroots vote her out, she can exit gracefully on the public stage, claiming she stood up for "unity" and the referendum results, making her highly employable in federal or corporate circles.
When a leader goes from threatening to ignore federal laws with the Sovereignty Act to giving ultimatums to their own base to fall in line with Ottawa, it rarely happens without a fallback plan already locked in behind closed doors.
Many former premiers who "play ball" with Ottawa end up being rewarded with highly lucrative appointments to federal boards, crown corporations, or international trade advisory panel, the exact kind of entities Mark Carney is currently setting up with the EU.
Given her background in media and public relations, becoming a federal intermediary or "Special Envoy" for Western resources under a centralized Ottawa framework would be the ultimate corporate-political landing pad.
More than ever she looks compromised, and all of her playing "nice politics" with Carney was to get her to this place and that's where I think she's going
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10 Ways To Prepare For Agenda 2030:
1. Exit and build.
2. Own guns and train.
3. Learn survival skills.
4. Stockpile essentials.
5. Grow your own food.
6. Build supply line ties.
7. Join mutual aid groups.
8. Build a backup power system.
9. Know how to store/filter water.
10. Own precious medals & privacy coins.
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There’s no world in which government permission slips don’t metastasize into ‘digital ID.’ We have to oppose government permission slips themselves.
We got 25% of the vote, my home Clearwater County came in at 51% the leader on the board for independence. It's now time to double down. We have an independence party of Alberta, their AGM is today let's get behind them as they are already established, and break free from Ottawa.
100%
You know what's more expensive than $4 a gallon gas?
Paying student loans I never took out.
Paying for free food for someone that shouldn't even be here.
Paying healthcare for people that jumped the border.
Paying for infrastructure in a country I've never been to.
Paying for military protection for people that hate us.
Paying the salary of politicians trying to destroy this country.
Paying judge’s salary that no longer support justice.
These things are costing me a hell of a lot more than a gallon of gas…
