Category: Western Separatism

I Want A New Country

The Libranos Western Separatism 76 Comments

And this may be the roadmap.

The deadline…

Canada has been given until Feb 1st to make a satisfactory deal to stop the flow of fentanyl and illegal migrants across the US border to avoid a 25% tariff on Canadian goods moving into the US.

My prediction is the Liberals will make damn sure that Canada doesn’t get a deal.

The Liberals will sacrifice the economy and Canadian workers to make sure they can run a political campaign against Donald Trump and, of course, Alberta. The Liberals will divide Canadians just like they did during Covid with their vaccinated vs. unvaccinated election campaign. This time it will be the corrupt Liberals presented as “Team Canada” and everyone who is against them as “traitors”.

Any premier that aligns with the Trudeau Liberals should be treated as just as guilty as the Liberals themselves.

This is what we get for having a government that wants to destroy Canada and rule over the ashes.

Be warned.

QOTD

Art Of The Deal Western Separatism 42 Comments

Runner-up (thread): Fully support Premier Smith protecting our oil and gas from a unilateral Ottawa export ban on energy. Some say we need Team Canada. That may have had more appeal if there had been a Team Canada to help us get our resources to market in the past. But that support wasn’t there ⬇️

I Want A New Country

Basic Dictatorship Drill, Baby, Drill Shiny Pony SKExit Western Separatism 33 Comments

They were banking on getting Carla Beck and a kneecapped Danielle Smith.

Oil and gas producers in Canada will be required to cut greenhouse gas emissions by about one-third over the next eight years under new regulations being published today by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.

The regulations, still only in draft format and about two years behind schedule, could further strain relations between Ottawa and the Alberta government which recently launched a $7-million advertising campaign to “scrap the cap.”

For the Liberals, the regulations fulfil a 2021 election promise to force the energy sector to pull its weight in the fight against climate change.

“I think everyone should do their fair share,” Guilbeault said in an interview with The Canadian Press ahead of a news conference in Ottawa on Monday with Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson to outline more details of the plan.

That’s why they sat on it.

I Want A New Country

Cancelled Western Separatism 18 Comments

Colby Cosh;

I was a little sorry, I admit, not to see 2024’s most exciting new form of wokeness get more attention in the press. I am referring, of course, to Alberta denialism. Late last month a few people noticed that a research questionnaire on “2SLGBTQ+” poverty, part of a federally funded project by St. Mary’s University in Halifax, was being published in search of Alberta participants — and so the questionnaire asked “Do you live in Alberta?”

Available multiple-choice answers were “Yes,” “No,” and the hyper-modern third option: “I do not recognize the province of Alberta, but live in a region within the geographic boundaries of what is known as the province of Alberta.”

Go, Already

Shiny Pony Western Separatism 18 Comments

No one cares when they can barely speak English;

… it’s really quite strange that [Governor General] Simon headed to the Quebec City area last week for some public events, despite her French having apparently improved not much at all in three years — or at least, not to an extent she is willing to use it in public. (In December last year, Simon told Radio-Canada she had received 184 hours of French lessons. Over the weekend she told CTV News that she can, in fact, carry on a brief conversation in French.)

It was weirder still that Simon cancelled the remainder of her Quebec City itinerary after journalists noticed she wasn’t speaking French.

Where Do I Donate?

Shiny Pony The Libranos Western Separatism 42 Comments

National Post;

The Parti Québécois (PQ), headed for government, is promising another referendum. The gathering storm demands attention.

In the 2018 Quebec provincial election the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) handed the PQ an historic defeat, reducing it to just 10 seats. The decades-long debate over Quebec’s place in Canada was widely assumed to have been settled, at least for this generation. But six years later the PQ is ahead in polls and its charismatic young leader promises to hold a referendum on sovereignty if elected. If an election were held today, the PQ would likely form a majority government.

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