Proud Albertan. Done with the failed experiment of Canada and excited to move on to the next Chapter of this great province soon to be country.
Lacombe, Alberta
Joined August 2015
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Richard Stirk retweeted
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney: "We do not have the right to rupture what they built and what they sacrificed for." @SheilaGunnReid: "Except politicians like you pissed away their sacrifice."
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The people of Alberta must realize Carney intends to use your resources to back stop EU insolvency. Get out while you can.
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Alberta is already strong and the last time Canada was united it was crushed and trampled.
Option 2 is the only path forward to real change. The alternative is empty slogans.
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Interview with Bruce Pardy at Let Alberta Decide event in Calgary
@PardyBruce
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What does Alberta Independence mean to you? Many think Albertans are spoiled because we're the richest province in Canada, and that this is all about money.
While that is definitely a byproduct of it, these are my top three reasons for wanting Alberta to separate from Canada:
1) Alberta will be a safe haven from the WEF, and our kids and future generations will have a chance at owning property and being prosperous.
2) We have no control over mass, unvetted, and unwanted Immigration.
3) Less taxes and more control over how our tax dollars are spent.
Richard Stirk retweeted
Make sure to get out and vote!
I just did! #AlbertaIndependence
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I was at college today.
Reminded 3 classrooms full of young men to go vote.
What was great was walking around there today I saw & heard groups of young people everywhere talking about the vote.
It was great to see.
Onwards friends!!
#AlbertaStrong
#AlbertaIndependence
Richard Stirk retweeted
I VOTED FOR FREEDOM!!!
It feels so good to be on the right side of history!
Speak out today, or be silenced forever...
Giddy up!
Richard Stirk retweeted
Today’s ballot asks whether to begin the process toward a binding Independence referendum.
It does not grant Independence.
I’ll vote Option 2 because I want that door open.
You can object to the question and still refuse to surrender your voice.
Richard Stirk retweeted
EVEN IF YOU ARE VOTING FOR A “STRONGER ALBERTA WITHIN A UNITED CANADA”
VOTE
QUESTION 10
OPTION 2
STRENGTH COMES FROM LEVERAGE!
Today you have a ballot in front of you.
“Yes to the Nine” means Alberta gets a real say over our own immigration, so growth matches the housing, schools and hospitals we have to support it. It means temporary programs contribute to the services they use. It means constitutional reforms that protect this province's authority no matter who sits in Ottawa.
Vote today.
✅ Vote for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.
✅ Vote yes to the nine.
