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Meanwhile @ElectionsAB would have you believe that he's not campaigning for a referendum outcome therefore doesn't have to submit his TPA reports and declare his funding.
The corruption is next level
@ABDanielleSmith@ElectionsAB
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One of my favourite moments from this weekend happened at our Calgary lawn sign pop-up on Saturday, July 4th.
A gentleman who opposes Alberta independence stopped by with a long list of questions. We ended up having an honest, respectful conversation that lasted over 40 minutes.
This is exactly what democracy should look like.
No yelling. No insults. No cancel culture. Just two people with different viewpoints taking the time to listen, ask questions, challenge ideas, and have a genuine conversation.
Whether you agree with me or not, I encourage you to listen to the discussion yourself.
What I found especially interesting was that, while he remained opposed to Alberta's independence, he couldn't identify a positive reason for Alberta to remain in Canada beyond general stability. Instead, many of the concerns he raised were actually reasons Albertans often give for wanting greater sovereignty or independence.
He openly acknowledged that:
• He doesn't like how "woke" Canada has become.
• After paying his bills each month, he has only about $100 left.
• He's concerned about the direction of Mark Carney's legislation, particularly around online privacy, identity verification, and government access to personal information.
• He believes Canada's immigration system has changed significantly from the merit-based system he experienced.
We didn't agree on everything—and that's okay.
Civil conversations like this are how people learn from one another. Nobody has to walk away agreeing, but everyone benefits when we're willing to ask questions rather than shout slogans.
Take a listen, and let me know what you think. I'd especially like to hear whether you think conversations like this are the right way to discuss Alberta's future.
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Alberta Independence Reason #1783
In today's budget speech by Carney's Liberals, there was no mention of opening Alberta's oil & gas sector, removing restrictions on west coast tankers, new pipeline projects, or supplying any markets with Alberta's energy.
Instead, there was plenty of talk about "clean energy," "clean economy," "hydroelectric," "carbon capture," and investing in climate projects.
In a free and strong Alberta, we wouldn't need Ottawa's permission to create prosperity.
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Happy Thanksgiving from Strategy.