Waldemar Dutra ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Sudanalytics @sudanalytics_]

Argentina en el Mundial 2026, qué país. ❤️🇦🇷

[Jon Alberta Patriot @JonFromAlberta]

Everyone keeps hearing the same thing:

“Alberta can’t leave.”

You hear it on the news, from politicians, and repeated like it’s a settled fact.

But here’s the question almost nobody asks:

Have you actually checked for yourself?

Because when you look at the arguments, a pattern shows up. Not certainty. Not settled law. Just assumptions and worst-case scenarios presented as facts.

Let’s go through them.

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1. “Indigenous groups would veto it”

This is presented as a simple stop sign.

Reality: Indigenous rights are protected and they must be part of negotiations. But there is no clear legal rule that gives a single group an automatic veto over a democratic decision by an entire province.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it confuses “must be consulted” with “absolute veto.” Independence would require negotiation, not permission from one party.

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2. “The federal government has the final say”

This gets repeated constantly.

Reality: Canada operates under constitutional law. A clear democratic vote creates pressure and obligation to negotiate. Ottawa cannot simply ignore it without triggering a major constitutional crisis.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it assumes total federal control where none exists. A strong mandate forces negotiations. It does not get dismissed.

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3. “The economy would collapse”

This is the fear argument.

Reality: There would be disruption, but Alberta has vast natural resources, strong exports, and a productive economy. Many countries with fewer advantages operate successfully.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it replaces analysis with fear. Economic transition is not economic collapse, and Alberta has the fundamentals to stand on its own.

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4. “Alberta is landlocked and couldn’t trade”

This sounds convincing until you look closer.

Reality: Many landlocked regions trade globally. Trade is governed by agreements, not just geography. Alberta already exports to global markets.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it ignores how global trade actually works. Access is negotiated, and Alberta already participates in that system.

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5. “Alberta couldn’t manage a currency”

This is framed as an impossible barrier.

Reality: Countries choose from multiple models. They can use an existing currency, create their own, or peg to another system.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it treats a policy decision as a limitation. Currency is a choice, not a roadblock.

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6. “Alberta would lose federal services and couldn’t replace them”

This assumes Alberta starts from nothing.

Reality: Albertans already fund these services through taxes. Independence would mean reallocating that money, not losing it.

Rebuttal: This argument fails because it ignores who pays for these services in the first place. Alberta already has the resources. The question is control, not capability.

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Now look at the pattern.

You’re told it’s impossible.
You’re told it would collapse.
You’re told it can’t be done.

But when you actually examine the claims, they fall apart under scrutiny.

This isn’t about whether independence is easy. It isn’t.

It’s about whether it’s possible.

And clearly, it is.

So the real question is simple:

If even one of these arguments is incomplete or wrong, would you want to know?

Or are people just repeating what they’ve been told without ever checking?

At some point, Albertans need to stop accepting headlines as truth and start thinking this through for themselves.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 BREAKING: This Venezuelan man is going viral for explaining to everyone why Maduro NEEDED to be toppled

The Democrats are clueless.

“Venezuela has already been invaded.” 🔥🇺🇸

He knows his country.

The people are ecstatic.

[Keean Bexte @TheRealKeean]

If a Tim Hortons can't function by hiring high school kids and senior Canadians that need a job, I really don't care. I will drive a couple blocks further and go to the coffee shop that hires Canadian.

[United Conservative Party of Alberta @Alberta_UCP]

Do you agree?

[YEGWAVE @yegwave]

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta needs its own immigration system with a “sustainable” intake. She stated federal policies have allowed too many newcomers too quickly, straining health care, schools, housing, and jobs.

Smith wants a system like Quebec’s, selecting immigrants based on language, culture, and employability. She emphasises that newcomers should contribute as taxpayers before accessing social programs, including health care, education, and child care.

Permanent residents would only receive full benefits after meeting these requirements, and newcomers lacking basic English would face limitations until they integrate.

(Source: Rick Bell | Calgary Herald)

[Brian Lilley @brianlilley]

Yep.
All of this.
If you disagree, you disagree with reality.

[Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith]

Women and girls have the right to play competitive sports in a safe and fair environment against other biological females.

This view is held by a vast majority of Albertans and Canadians. It is also common sense and common decency.

Skate Canada‘s refusal to hold events in Alberta because we choose to protect women and girls in sport is disgraceful.

We expect they will apologize and adjust their policies once they realize they are not only compromising the fairness and safety of their athletes, but are also offside with the international community, including the International Olympic Committee, which is moving in the same direction as Alberta.

[Kevin Pacitti 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇬🇧 @kpac_15]

@CoryBMorgan Aren’t jaywalkers the least percentage to be in a collision?
Maybe we need more education on staying TF off your phone while crossing and learning to respect a moving object that will kill you in a millisecond.

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

A 6 year old girl was raped and videotaped.

An Edmonton pediatrician downloaded the video and started distributing it. He was arrested by RCMP with the videos on his computer while traveling with his wife and kids.

Scott McLeod, head of the College of Physicians gave him his medical license back and put him back into the community.

Danielle Smith protected Scott McLeod while BOTH of them attacked me.

The Edmonton pediatrician is now in prison and Scott McLeod has just "retired".

This is the clown province of Alberta, David.

Forget Ireland - Alberta is infinitely worse.

[Friends of Science @FriendsOScience]

.@ABDanielleSmith @PremierScottMoe @Dave_Eby @environmentca

[BertaProudDad @BertaProudDad]

The NDP took a pilot project and made it permanent — now Alberta classrooms are collapsing under “inclusive learning.”
Notley & Eggen own this failure.
Fixing it isn’t cruel — it’s compassionate.
#BertaProudDad #UnapologeticallyConservative #AlbertaPolitics #UCP #DanielleSmith #Education

[Kris Sims @kris_sims]

📣 Teachers Strike UPDATE

🧑‍🏫Teachers union is reportedly asking for

💰$2,000,000,000 MORE ?

Government says that's over & above the $2.6 billion it has set aside for this

🚫Taxpayers do NOT have the money for this

⬆️ Extra borrowing would cost about $80 million in interest

[Kris Sims @kris_sims]

⏱️SO FAR

🍎Alberta teachers have refused an offer to:

⬆️Make them highest paid in Western Canada

💲Start new teachers at $71 K/year

💰Pay teachers with 7 years experience $100 K/year

🧑‍🏫Hire 3,000 new teachers PLUS 1,500 assistants

🏫WHILE building 100 new schools?

Huh?
📺

[AlbertaPlumber @PlumberAlberta]

This reminds me of when they banned church, so people were having church OUTSIDE and they fenced the area off so nobody could come in.

Never forget how much money and resources these retards will use to fuck over its own citizens.

Authoritarians.

[Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦 @KristinRaworth]

I don’t think I would have the strength or capacity to forgive the person who killed the man I love. Let alone to say it to a stadium of people. This is extremely powerful.

[Marc Lévesque @MarcLevesqueEco]

This is wrong. I am ultimately in favour of two-state solution. But recognizing an undefined « State of Palestine » (what are its borders?) while Hamas is still holding the hostages and refuses to surrender is unconscionable — it de facto rewards Hamas for its actions.

[Austin Conservative (AC) 🇺🇸🤘 @AustinConserve]

@CollinRugg Erika Kirk is an incredible woman!

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Unreal: Canadian Tire made $1 billion in profit last year. They do over $16 billion in revenue. They repurchased a $250mm in shares this year.

So why are they sending Canadian jobs to India?

It doesn’t sound like the True North to me

Invest in Canadian jobs
Invest in Canada!

[Martin Pelletier @MPelletierCIO]

Look at what Trudeau govt did to Canada. My God. And we re-elected the same govt. h/t @MichaelAArouet