Rob McNeill

Father of Three, Metal Detectorist, Hunter, Amateur Genealogist, Squatcher, Proud Oilers Fan, Proud Conservative, Proud Albertan, was a Proud Canadian….

[Rob McNeill @AlbertaSquatch]

If I belong to the church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster I wonder if I can carry my Spaghettirpan, its the “ceremonial” sword we use, but if someone makes fun of the colander on my head, off with their head.

[Kris Sims @kris_sims]

📣NEWS RELEASE:

We don’t need a CRTC review, we need the government to scrap the Netflix tax entirely

Taxpayers are exhausted from paying sky-high income, carbon, payroll, business & sales taxes

Last thing they need when they try to watch something is another tax

https://t.co/Z6vdCh3OkW

[L. Wayne Mathison @WayneMathison]

My take watching this video:

Preston Manning is basically saying Ottawa still has not learned the lesson that created Reform in the first place: when you treat the West like an ATM with a complaints department, eventually the complaints department becomes a political movement.

The sharpest point is not just that Mark Carney is “Liberal 2.0.” It is worse than that. Trudeau often looked like a man playing dress-up with ideology. Carney looks like a man who has read the whole manual, highlighted it, and intends to install the software. That is why Western suspicion is so much deeper. They do not see him as clueless. They see him as competent in the wrong direction.

Manning’s real warning is constitutional, not theatrical. Alberta separation is not some bumper-sticker fantasy where everyone wakes up Monday morning in a new country with cheaper diesel. Under the Clarity Act, a clear referendum question and a clear majority would force the House of Commons to decide whether negotiations must happen, and those negotiations would drag in the Constitution, other provinces, First Nations, assets, debt, borders, pensions, trade, and a dozen other ugly little alligators hiding in the swamp.

That is why Manning’s “get your ducks in a row” line matters. Western alienation without preparation is just barroom therapy. Western alienation with legal, economic, constitutional, and political discipline becomes leverage.

And Ottawa should stop pretending this is just a handful of angry guys in pickup trucks. Alberta is already moving toward a non-binding referendum in October 2026, with current reporting showing deep frustration even though outright separation still lacks majority support. That is the key point: the danger for Canada is not that Alberta separates tomorrow. The danger is that Ottawa keeps giving Albertans reasons to take the idea more seriously.

The reframe is simple: this is not really left versus right anymore. It is governed versus governors. The people who produce, build, drill, farm, haul, fix, and pay are sick of being lectured by people who regulate the economy from climate-controlled offices and then act shocked when the country stops trusting them.

Manning may be old Reform, but the message is current: Canada does not have a Western whining problem. It has an Ottawa listening problem. And if Ottawa refuses to hear the West through normal politics, it may end up hearing it through constitutional crisis.

https://t.co/iodIBfipKM

[Darshan Maharaja @TheophanesRex]

Immigration department (IRCC) issues a warning against ‘marriage of convenience’, saying that it is a crime.

Instead of posting these useless, ineffective messages on X, maybe they can just Google ‘PR layi kudi’ (girl for permanent residency) to see the thriving market.

[Rob McNeill @AlbertaSquatch]

@LauraBabcock Sorry Laura your dignity isn’t as important as our economy.

[SandraCobena @SandraCobena_]

‼️Canada has what the world wants.

We have strong trade access, we have critical minerals the world depends on, and we have energy resources that should be powering growth.

Yet despite all of this, Canada is still struggling with weak growth and lost momentum.

This is not a problem of potential: it’s a problem of execution.

What we see instead is slow delivery, declining confidence, and a government that too often treats announcements as achievements.

Canadians don’t need more speeches or excuses. We need results: faster approvals, stronger investment, more construction, more energy development, and real growth in paychecks and opportunity.

#cdnpoli

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

In Canada, we tear down our statues, and hand over parks to drug users. Elbows up!

[Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton]

BREAKING: The Senate has REJECTED the Senate Human Rights Committee’s amendments to Bill C-9, including the criminalization of residential school “downplaying.”

[Right over Left Everytime @RightSide_Uk]

A 15-year-old British girl in Leamington was gang-raped by Afghans. She recorded everything on her phone, begging “Help me, please help me, they’re going to rape me.”
Her lawyers said the footage couldn’t be released — it would cause riots across the country.
So the truth is suppressed to protect the narrative.
Afghan rapists. British child victim. Evidence hidden.
This is the grooming gang nightmare on steroids.
The British people deserve the full truth — no more cover-ups.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

"Mr. Carney was careful at Holy Blossom to insist that none of his measures would amount to “constraints on legitimate criticism of any government on any subject anywhere,” and to ask Canadians not to “transpose foreign conflicts onto each other.”

It is a strange thing to say in the same month that one’s own government prepares to transpose a foreign conflict onto the wall of a national museum, as Nelly Shin’s open letter implies.

A former member of Parliament, writing to Carney’s own minister and copying the country’s security services, did the naming that Mr. Carney would not.

Countering antisemitism requires “plain old decisive action — prevention, intervention and prosecution — not silence, complicity or deflection.”"

[Lee Humphrey @tleehumphrey]

And this is why the CJPME is no better than the people they defend.

Here they are calling anyone who is angry that @OmarAlghabra has been put on an antisemitism council after spending years lobbying to ensure Hamas & Hezbollah weren’t included on the designated terrorist list.

I have no doubt that while a Minister he likely counselled against adding the IRGC to the list.

When you try to legitimize terrorist entities you lose all credibility & the louder you scream racism, the less people take you seriously!

[Leviathan @l3v1at4an]

@AlexCosh_ Oh you mean Luiza Ravaili, the same nurse who glorifies Hamas? Ah yes that’s the one, very credible individual

https://t.co/I8HtUxnTeY

[Rob McNeill @AlbertaSquatch]

@TWilsonOttawa Crazy they can get it right in Pakistan but not here.

[Peter McCaffrey @peteremcc]

I mean, technically, yes.

But also without that previous high immigration, we would have been in a full-blown recession for the whole of the last 7 years.

[Michael Chong 🇨🇦 @MichaelChongMP]

Everyone needs to read FT below.

Then ask themselves if Carney’s new “strategic partnership” with the PRC - where millions of Uyghurs have been detained, coercively separated from their children who are “re-educated”, forced to make EV car parts, etc. - is good idea.

#cdnpoli

[Bruce McGonigal @bruce_mcgonigal]

Criminalizing the truth is tyranny.

[Karla Treadway | Host Sovereign Sphere Podcast @thesovereignceo]

People are so short sighted.
Anyone that is cheering on this new amendment to C-9 isn’t thinking.
This sets the precedent that any narratives or beliefs that go against the grain can be criminalized.

It’s insane.

[Tim Thielmann @timthielmann]

The enslavement and torture of indigenous people was a dark chapter in our past. There were 39 distinct slave trading tribes in pre-Columbian North America.

This indigenous history month, take a moment to learn about how your Canadian ancestors put an end to these horrific practices.

Excellent summary linked below.

https://t.co/n2Ro2T4MAS

[Canada Proud @WeAreCanProud]

If you watch one video today, make it this one.

Every single Canadian needs to know how the Carney Liberals are launching a FULL-ON ATTACK on your privacy rights.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Liberal-aligned Senators are deliberately withholding these 250,000+ postcards from their colleagues — because they don’t want Senators to actually see what real Canadians think of the Carney Liberal government’s amended Bill C-9

This isn’t just bureaucratic incompetence. It’s an active attempt to silence Canadian voices before a Senate vote
#ReleaseOurMail #BillC9

[terry l. @dubsndoo]

You can watch Senate hearings in Washington between combative Senators and Govt. Secretaries on CNN and Fox News. They get pretty heated but they’re not ordered to stop talking during their allotted time.
In Canada, the govt. has complete control, including adjourning prematurely