@JSJamato They're entitled to their views, as are every other single Albertan, and the votes are equal. It doesn't matter if they like it or not. Read the codified law. It's straight forward. Clarity act 2000, it lays it straightforward. #alberta
@PamMorganHanuse@raph_puzo@CoryBMorgan Please look at the budget, then see where the 'equalization payments' section is, that's how much is stolen from Alberta. Keep the $6Bil in transfer payments while Alberta keeps what Canada steals, Deal?
@PamMorganHanuse@paulTest369565@CoryBMorgan My God, you don't understand the law. They negotiate with Alberta and Canada and choose where they want to be. And calling people racists doesn't even bother anyone anymore because of ignorant people like you who don't even remember what it means. GO AWAY
@TheBreakdownAB Read the codified law. After the 50%+1 vote it triggers negotiations with the Forst Nations and the Federal Government. No one can veto. They can stay enclaves of Canada or agree to whatever Alberta offers, it's law, goodbye
@HartPPC Worry about getting a PPC constitution and becoming a real party. Anyone who knew politics left because we seen what it was. Pierre to Alberta is more then a seat. The fact you don't understand, shows you don't understand vision
@westernstandard First Nations will negotiate with the Republic of Alberta and Canada and then decide to be Albertan or Canadian enclaves. As a whole, they have little choice. The law for succession is codified.
https://t.co/HJ3yK64hMb
@Martyupnorth_2 I helped build and organize the PPC from inception to the first election. I'm more than willing to help. If someone who is actually involved in the organization wants to contact me.
@GlobalCalgary First Nations will negotiate with the Republic of Alberta and Canada and then decide to be Albertan or Canadian enclaves. As a whole, they have little choice. The law for succession is codified.
https://t.co/HJ3yK64hMb
@ctvedmonton First Nations will negotiate with the Republic of Alberta and Canada and then decide to be Albertan or Canadian enclaves. As a whole, they have little choice. The law for succession is codified.
https://t.co/HJ3yK64hMb
@GlobalEdmonton First Nations will negotiate with the Republic of Alberta and Canada and then decide to be Albertan or Canadian enclaves. As a whole, they have little choice. The law for succession is codified.
https://t.co/HJ3yK64hMb