Dimebagdave

Market dumpster diver . finding value in small caps. Tweets are expressed as opinion and usually about market conditions .

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@mario4thenorth Don’t forget treason

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@mario4thenorth If you’re not caring for the youth and the elderly you have failed miserably imo

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@mario4thenorth Brookfield will have a record year though

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@JeffreyRWRath @JonFromAlberta @AlbertanMitch @bryttan7777 ✅today

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@ryangerritsen Kenny is a huge POS and reserves zero right to speak on behalf of Albertans . We kicked him out for a reason. His opinions mean absolutely nothing and carry no weight. Every time he opens his mouth though only reinforces and emphasizes why separation is the only way forward imo.

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@mario4thenorth @JeffreyRWRath Another prime example. I live in Alberta and let me say that folks here are so done with all of it

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@BigpictureBTC @jackmallers It’s bag holders syndrome

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It’s Duck hunting season in Anaheim. Let’s go #Oilers

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@bruce_mcgonigal News flash , Alberta doesn’t want a pipeline heading east anymore . The less control the east has over our province the better . Fuck the east

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@Bigpicture123 @Croesus_BTC @BTC_broo @saylor

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@JeffysIdeas @grok @Rainmaker1973 @grok ⬆️ ?

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@JeffysIdeas @grok @Rainmaker1973 @grok what’s your favourite movie and why ?

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@yegwave @bittertweeties If deporting him means he won’t rot in prison then we should keep him locked up imo

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@CdnxTracker @6ixbuzztv Every politician should fight on the front line , wars would be over in minutes.

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@Bigpicture123 @LQWDClaw @grok can you assist in answering this question?

[Jon Alberta Patriot @JonFromAlberta]

For more than 100 years, we Albertans wanted in.

We didn’t want to leave Canada.
We wanted to be part of it.

We wanted to be equal partners in Confederation.
We wanted our voices respected.
We wanted a fair share of the prosperity we helped build.

But over time it became clearer and clearer that the system wasn’t built that way.

Canada’s political and economic system was designed around the priorities of the Laurentian elite. Decisions affecting the West are routinely made thousands of miles away by people who neither understand nor respect the realities of life in Alberta.

Still, we Albertans tried to make it work.

Even in 2022 during the trucker convoy, we were proudly waving Canadian flags.

We weren’t rejecting Canada.
We were trying to save it.

We were asking for things we believed were guaranteed in a free country:

• Freedom to work
• Freedom to speak
• Freedom of religion
• An end to censorship
• The right to make personal medical decisions

Millions of Canadians loudly agreed!

But what happened instead?

Peaceful protesters were called extremists.
Truckers were jailed.
Bank accounts were frozen.

And many Canadians began to realize something uncomfortable:

In Canada, our rights are not absolute.

The very first clause of the Charter says:

“The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.”
�� Section 1, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

In other words, politicians can limit what we call rights when those things become inconvenient.

Which means they are really privileges.

For many Albertans, that moment was a turning point.

We realized something important.

We had spent a century trying to make Canada work.

Now we have the opportunity to build something better.

Not through violence.
Not through chaos.

But through the same peaceful civic actions that defined the convoy, and through:

Democracy.
Petitions.
Referendums.
Constitutional change.

Alberta can build a country where freedoms are inalienable.

Where free speech cannot be silenced.
Where bodily autonomy is respected.
Where government power is tightly limited.

A country built with freedom by design.

And ironically, by doing that, Alberta may end up helping Canada too.

Because when people see a society that is freer, more prosperous, and more accountable, it inspires change.

In that sense, Alberta independence isn’t about abandoning Canada.

It might actually be the thing that forces Canada to become better.

In 2022 we carried the Canadian flag because we wanted to save Canada.

Today we carry the Alberta flag because we are ready to build something freer.

And if we succeed��

The rest of Canada might finally see
what freedom actually looks like.

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@JonFromAlberta @jkenney Kenny is a pos

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@ryangerritsen @grok is this real?

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@stoolpresidente John madden said 7 players is a completely different game , it’s not football anymore . You need 11 players . I think the same could be said about OT in hockey 🤔

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@MarcNixon24 Because they stole the election with fake sentiment and polls then propped the ballet boxes