๐จ๐Jake Lang was attacked by a mob of Muslims in Dearborn, Michigan.๐๐จ
The city with the largest Muslim population in the United States is Dearborn, Michigan, with a population of 98,153, many of whom are immigrants from Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.
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You are being REPLACED!
#BREAKING: Corrupt Foreign Affairs Minister Tamil Punjabi Anita Anand assisted her husbandโs company secure $250 MILLION Taxpayer Dollars during COVID while she was Justin Trudeauโs Procurement Minister. Serious ETHICS VIOLATIONS with no accountability.
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@SourdoughSusie@drosty521 So a gentleman persona get your vote? Eisenhower was a failure that spanned civil rights, Cold War foreign policy, and wartime strategic decisions, reflecting both missed opportunities & controversial choices.
@SourdoughSusie@drosty521 So you want a kind & honest president to deal with dictators like Xi, kim jong, putin, and religious radical like IRGC, hezbollah, houthis, muslim brotherhood, ISIS. The only reason iran is winning because they know americans can't stand for returning US soldiers in body bags.
@JasonLavigneAB they lied about Alberta couldn't afford being independent while currently Alberta is basically supporting all of canada with its transfer payment, income tax and royalty paid to ottawa. Alberta would be super rich and strong once this bleeding stop.
CANADA SUPPORTS SELF-DETERMINATIONโUNTIL IT HAPPENS INSIDE CANADA
Over the last 50 years, people around the world have voted in referendums to leave an existing country and establish a sovereign state:
๐ฉ๐ฏ 1977 โ Djibouti
Separated from France
๐ธ๐ฎ 1990 โ Slovenia
Separated from Yugoslavia
๐ฑ๐น 1991 โ Lithuania
Restored independence from the Soviet Union
๐ช๐ช 1991 โ Estonia
Restored independence from the Soviet Union
๐ฑ๐ป 1991 โ Latvia
Restored independence from the Soviet Union
๐ฌ๐ช 1991 โ Georgia
Separated from the Soviet Union
๐ญ๐ท 1991 โ Croatia
Separated from Yugoslavia
๐ฒ๐ฐ 1991 โ North Macedonia
Separated from Yugoslavia
๐ฆ๐ฒ 1991 โ Armenia
Separated from the Soviet Union
๐น๐ฒ 1991 โ Turkmenistan
Separated from the Soviet Union
๐บ๐ฆ 1991 โ Ukraine
Separated from the Soviet Union
๐ฆ๐ฟ 1991 โ Azerbaijan
Confirmed its independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union
๐บ๐ฟ 1991 โ Uzbekistan
Confirmed its independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union
๐ง๐ฆ 1992 โ Bosnia and Herzegovina
Separated from Yugoslavia
๐ช๐ท 1993 โ Eritrea
Separated from Ethiopia
๐น๐ฑ 1999 โ Timor-Leste
Voted to reject continued rule by Indonesia and became independent in 2002
๐ฒ๐ช 2006 โ Montenegro
Separated from Serbia and Montenegro
๐ธ๐ธ 2011 โ South Sudan
Separated from Sudan
Canada ultimately recognized every one of these countries as a sovereign state. In many cases, Canada established diplomatic relations, provided assistance and supported the new countryโs development.
Canada did not refuse to recognize them because they were too small.
Canada did not tell them they could never establish institutions, negotiate trade agreements, operate a government or participate in the international community.
Canada did not make recognition conditional on proving that independence would be effortless, risk-free or immediately profitable.
Their people made a democratic choice and Canada accepted the resulting countries.
But when the same question is raised inside Canada, the language suddenly changes.
๐จ๐ฆ Quebec, 1980
More than 1.48 million Quebecers voted for a mandate to negotiate sovereignty-association. Canadians and federal political leaders mobilized to preserve Canada, and the proposal was defeated.
๐จ๐ฆ Quebec, 1995
More than 2.3 million Quebecers voted for sovereignty.
Once again, Quebecers were warned about money, trade, investment, currency, pensions and whether Quebec could afford to become a country.
๐จ๐ฆ Alberta, 2026
Albertans are not being asked to immediately declare independence on October 19th.
They are being asked whether Alberta should remain a province or whether the Alberta government should begin the legal process required to hold a future binding referendum on separation.
It is a vote about whether Albertans should be allowed to take the next democratic step.
Yet many Canadians are already saying Alberta could never afford independence, could never build a country and should not even seriously consider sovereignty.
That exposes a remarkable double standard:
When people overseas seek sovereignty, it is called self-determination.
When Quebecers seek sovereignty, it is called a threat to national unity.
When Albertans seek a democratic vote, it is called reckless, divisive or impossible.
The new countries on this list did not all begin wealthy, stable or free from uncertainty. Independence required difficult negotiations, institution-building and major decisions about trade, borders, laws, currency and international relations.
But they created sovereign countries.
Quebec and Alberta are repeatedly told they could not afford to become countries.
Yet Canada recognizes countries around the world that began with fewer resources, weaker institutions and far greater obstacles.
The honest position should be consistent:
Either people have the democratic right to consider and pursue sovereigntyโor they do not.
That principle should not disappear simply because the people seeking the vote happen to live inside Canada.