It’s exhausting. And it’s tiresome. Because it’s all so staged. Listening to these announcements and watching premiers from across the country rallying support for Alberta… I’ve never seen so many politicians at the Calgary Stampede, using it as a platform to advocate against the best interests of Albertans, while pretending it’s all a big party as they flip pancakes in their best western wear. And these announcements will only add to the already insurmountable debt - if they even materialize - because investment has fled the country and investors look to the past to see how federal and provincial governments conduct themselves. Canada is not a trustworthy country. But Alberta will be. If there wasn’t a very real Alberta independence movement - none of this would be happening. Alberta independence is not a bluff. But this forced out-crying of support for Alberta is. Pierre used to say “Canada is broken,” but not anymore. Smith was known for pushing back against Ottawa, but not anymore. Times have changed. True Albertans are done waiting. And politicians are scrambling. The economic engine of the country has had enough with the lies, damaging policies, broken promises and falsehoods. And the Forever Canadians living in Alberta (who would rather throw someone into oncoming traffic for carrying the Alberta flag or vandalize signs they find triggering) are too afraid to move elsewhere in the country, prove their loyalty, and go down with the ship. Canada needs Alberta to survive. Alberta needs freedom from Canada. In order to lead - you often have to leave a toxic environment. And, as difficult as it may be, you eventually have to look at the situation, think about the future, acknowledge the past, and draw your line in the sand. #AlbertaIndependence It’s time.