Jason gator

[John-Paul Berg @SemperVeritasX]

@MarkJCarney "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final and most essential command."

We are in a recession. Don't let this central banking vampire fool you. This is not organically occurring, either. This is a managed decline.

[Jason gator @GatorJason]

@MarkJCarney Nobody asked for this. Fuck off.

[Alberta Ryan 🇨🇦 @ryancrf]

@ctvedmonton You mean The Tides Foundation is exploring every avenue they can use the natives to stop Alberta separation referendum question

[Occam’s Imp @albertabozos]

@ctvedmonton - Natives: We hate the Government, hate the Crown, we want to be a Nation Within A Nation.

- Alberta: Cool, us too.

- Natives: Carney & King FOREVER!!!

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Don't forget that several people were convicted for mischief after blocking a highway in Coutts Alberta in 2022.

If First Nations do block any highway in Alberta, let's see if Special Crown Prosecutor Steven Johnston will also go after them just as hard.

My guess, not a chance.

[Jason gator @GatorJason]

@Fleur8029 @gilmcgowan Profile : BC NDP Liberal. Opinion discarded.

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

Ohhhhh sounds mischiefy. 👀🧐

@ChrisBarber1975 @18houseHouse @CoryBMorgan

[Dorin @DorinTheOld]

Our Alberta independence movement must be over the target if the federal government is against us. The provincial government is against us. The federal opposition party is against us. The judicial system is against us. The extension of the liberal party: the treaty chiefs (which their own people dont want them) are against us. The Canadian citizens from other provinces are against us.
They interpreting the law how they want, and even telling us “if there would be an independence referendum” and if we would have the majority, it would still not be a majority by their interpretation.
So this is exactly how Alberta and Albertans are treated by all the above mentioned participants. And then, they also tell Albertans that we have no reason to complain. After they help themselves taking from our pockets whatever they consider they have the “right” to take.
I think we have to change the tune a little. Being nice makes you look stupid.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

What are you more worried about?

A bunch of spoiled chiefs shutting down a road as part of civil disobedience, or a bunch of angry Albertans shutting down the whole province?

What's the Chief's big play here? He's definitely looking for a fight.

He's screaming "consent" while the taxpayers foot his bill.

Run the referendum, he'll never be happy. What's the worse he can do? Blockade his reserve with his subsidized Cadillac Escalade?

[RyanM @ryanam325]

Wtf is this shit? Mitch Sylvester literally tried contacting all of you multiple times to come have consultation talks and none of you showed up. All that you chiefs are doing is posturing as puppets of confederations and keeping your personal gravy trains rolling from the Canadian government.

The APP’s value of freedom document clearly shows how all First Nations people could benefit from an independent Alberta and here are these chiefs demonstrating they don’t care about their people or democracy. We can all drive through your reserves and clearly see the current Indian act isn’t doing anything positive. These chiefs should stop talking and start focusing on making their reserves prosperous.

Furthermore the treaties clearly state your ancestors ceded all the land and that the treaties have survived the transfer from the British crown to the Canadian crown to the provincial crown… They can survive a transfer to a independent Alberta. You don’t get some veto over democracy and you are being bad faith actors. You should be removed as chiefs for failing your people.

[AlbertaStrong65 @AlbertaStrong65]

@ctvedmonton I demand every FN band be audited.
The only ones that would object are the chiefs & their families and anyone else stuffing their pockets.
The FN people themselves deserve a full audit and full transparency.

[Owen Robinson @rocinanterides]

@ctvedmonton Each member of the the First Nations in Alberta get one vote. If they choose to vote against the question, that is all they can do to legally affect the vote.

Otherwise, First Nations can feel free to talk all they want. They have no legal veto on any democratic process.

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

How about a compromise?

Alberta can hold a democratic referendum.

And these chiefs can go fuck themselves.

Sounds like a fair balance to me.

[White Race @WhiteRacee]

Cops and our government are the biggest traitors to white nations. It’s repulsive. They’re also targeting us who speak out against the jews.

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

NEVER FORGET.

This bush pig literally laughed when asked about freezing bank accounts of single moms who donated $20 to the Freedom Convoy.

SHE SHOULD NEVER HAVE ANOTHER DAY OF PEACE IN HER MISERABLE, TREASONOUS LIFE.

(The elites should fear walking the streets alone.)

[Jill @JillCo]

You understand their ONLY tool is censorship.
That's how they make sure the public doesn't speak out and the dishonesty gets swallowed whole.
Once a bullshit law like this is passed - they will make more anti-white, anti-Catholic, guilt porn propaganda surrounding this blatant lie.
And once the lie is drilled into the public consciousness it becomes reality.

[John Tomkinson @johnwtomkinson]

Alberta independence has nothing to do with Trump. It has everything to do with a generational failure of the Canadian federal government and confederations failure to respect and value citizens in all provinces. The only joke is staying in Canada and expecting anything will change.

[Jason gator @GatorJason]

@SuperAdvisor @DeiCivitas It is dead.

[InSearchOfSun @dotsamarai]

@DeiCivitas Where the fuck is the rcmp when indians are dumping shit into our lakes and rivers . Fuck they walk by people smoking crack on the streets. Wanna enjoy the beach NO WAY CRIMINAL

[Robert Snefjella @RSnefjella]

@DeiCivitas The RCMP are not royal, hardly mounted, marginally Canadian, whatever that is now. And police? Well, not when it comes to an honourable definition of that word. The state of the RCMP is symbolic or indicative of the state of so many Canadian federal institutions.