What Alberta Independence means to me. What does it mean to you?

Guess why the cops pulled me over on a Sunday night in my small town of Trochu? My wife was about a block from our house and I passed her at 7:00 Pm on a Sunday night. She jumped on the back bumper and we went about 50 meters. A cop saw us and pulled us over and harassed us for the next hour. She threatened to charge us for stunting 2 x$850 tickets. Ended up walking with one ticket for $180. I gave her the grill a bunch of times about doing real police work to protect and serve the public. This was not doing anything to protect the public. She kept on saying she was finig us because it was for our safety. I'm done with this garbage society. Cops better be doing something to stop criminals and protecting the public. They best not be trying to ticket and fine respectable citizens over nothing. I have the entire occurrence on film. It got heated for a bit. She even called back up. Fortunately it did not continue to escalate and the ghost squad car that pulled up right when she passed the ticket was not required. 2 cops cars at my house to deal with riding on a bumper for 50 meters at 20 kmph. How much did that cost the taxpayer? And there really wasn't anything else they could be doing? That's basically the entire Three Hills detachment 😂

It's always fun watching a piece come together. The Celtic knot makes me think of our 🇮🇪 compatriots. They are truly getting close to civil war and it's not their first rodeo. I'm happy to live in Alberta where we can make changes before a civil war. If we don't act now then who knows what will happen. As this knot suggests, it's all woven together.

To Canada's leaders who keep calling for "national unity" (i.e. Pierre Poilievre) Unity isn't something you demand. It's something you earn. If you're serious about keeping Canada together, put your money where your mouth is. Address the concerns that millions of Albertans have been raising for decades: • End equalization wealth redistribution • Give Alberta fair representation in the House of Commons • Reform the Senate and make it elected • Respect provincial jurisdiction over health care, resources, and taxation • Give provinces greater control over immigration A stronger Canada is built on fairness, respect, and autonomy... not on expecting one region to simply accept the status quo.

We have built 3 hempcrete structures. Absolutely amazing material! Also the story of the hemp ban is one of the main reasons I cannot trust the government - lobbyists have been in control far too long. Ask me some questions if you wish

Global reporting Alberta Independence support has plummeted in the last 5 months 🤣🤣🤣 Also they love running with fear propaganda saying people are leaving because of uncertainty. Next 2 segments were about the masses of people moving to Alberta - can't make this stuff up.

I'm working on an idea called The Alberta People's Assembly and I'd like your feedback. The more I travel Alberta, the more I realize we have thousands of people working on similar goals, but very few opportunities to actually sit down together and work through difficult questions in a meaningful way. Most events are built around speakers. This one would be built around citizens. The current concept is a two-day assembly of up to 1,000 Albertans. Before the event, registrants help determine the topics. The issues people care about most become the focus of the Assembly. Day One would begin with large moderated forums where difficult questions are explored through panel discussions, audience participation, live polling, and digital engagement. The forums would then convert into chamber discussions. A small group of active participants would sit at the table while the broader audience observes, contributes questions, and participates through moderators. The goal is not speeches - The goal is deliberation. Ideas are challenged. Assumptions are tested. Solutions are explored. Findings, recommendations, and unresolved questions are documented by rapporteurs and recorded for transparency. Day Two brings everyone back together. Delegates from each chamber report their findings to the full Assembly. Areas of agreement, disagreement, opportunities, and priorities are discussed before participants identify practical next steps and future initiatives. A few principles I think are important: • No paid speakers • No VIP section • Everyone enters through the same door • Independent groups remain independent • No organization controls the Assembly • Discussions are heavily moderated so no individual or group dominates the conversation • Citizen participation is prioritized throughout the process Politics should not be pay-to-play. We want participation from people who have contributed, regardless of their financial circumstances. Tickets would operate on a sliding scale, including Citizen Access Tickets for people who otherwise could not afford to attend. The purpose is not to create a new organization. The purpose is to bring citizens, leaders, organizations, businesses, media personalities, volunteers, and community builders into the same room to identify common issues and explore common solutions. If we want to govern ourselves, we need to start acting like a government. That means gathering, debating, documenting, deliberating, and creating opportunities for citizens to participate in meaningful discussions about the future. This is already moving beyond the idea stage. What am I missing? What would make this process stronger? Would you attend? And if you think Alberta needs something like this, please share it. I'd like as much feedback as possible before we build it.

Time for this to end. FAFO

How about no? No raising of flags if it's not country, province or town.

Disgusting. When allegations of racism trump allegations of being stabbed. This person was murdered and the the police are responsible in association with the person who stabbed this man.

Hope you enjoy this piece! 🎵 Leaves of Yggdrasil by Myrkur

Canada is passing laws to put people in prison for disagreeing with the government on social media. Senate committees are saying that if you disagree with unproven narratives, that you should spend two years in prison. How does this happen in a "free" country? It doesn't.

So let me get this straight. After looking at my bills, im supposed to pay $16,000 a year just in property taxes and insurance BEFORE I pay my mortgage, fuel, food, phone , internet, ect and I am supposed to be a grateful Canadian and keep going? No thanks. Let's get Alberta the hell out of here!

Albertans showed up in Red Deer in freezing rain, brutal wind, and miserable cold to support Alberta independence. Roughly 150 vehicles. Alberta flags everywhere. People soaked, standing along the road, waving flags as the cars arrived. To me, this was one of the most Albertan things I have ever seen. Alberta was not built by people who quit when the weather got bad. Alberta was built by people who worked through it. This is our home. This is our culture. This is our movement. And we are just getting started. Watch the full video here: youtu.be/-pM0CJhn_QA?si=Pv8Y…

All the federalists have is fear because they are defending a system that is blatantly failing. There is no positive future cast with hope for Canada. But there is one for Alberta. We have a positive, hopeful future going alone. Ignore Project FEAR. Focus on Project HOPE.

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It’s two minutes to midnight. The time for talking is over; the time for action is now. That’s why we are presenting the first-ever patriotic European Citizens’ Initiative: the @SaveEuropeAct. Acknowledging the ethnocultural continuity of Europe’s peoples as crucial for the preservation of Europe, we demand an immediate and total halt to immigration and the creation of a comprehensive European Remigration system. To achieve that, we need your help. With a million signatures, the European Commission must meet with us face-to-face and take a stance on remigration and the future of Europe as a whole.

Jason Kenney: "If Alberta leaves, it will create uncertainty for years, and chase away investors." Canada: "Hold my beer." According to the RBC, Canada has chased away $1 trillion in 10 years. An Alberta free of Ottawa would be an investment haven. dailyhive.com/canada/canada-…

This is interesting to think about: So Canada will accept dual citizenship for people borne outside Canada & move here BUT if Albertans who were borne in Canada are part of an Independent Alberta their citizenship is revoked whether they chose to vote for independence or not. Canada won't revoke citizenship for terrorists, treason, or espionage if you got citizenship before those acts. So, apparently Albertans are less than terrorists, traitors, & spies. Not sure that is a winning pro-Canada argument... Albertans need fairness, not fear & derision.