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[Angela Unspoken @AngelaUnspoken]

An Alberta separatist is simply someone who no longer consents to Alberta’s current political arrangement within Canada and wants Alberta to leave it.

Do not allow anyone to turn the word separatist into something derogatory, radical, or shameful.

It describes a political position, not a moral failing…

Stand proud, my friends. Shoulder to shoulder, we defend our right to self-determination.

[CarlaSue @SuzieSeeksTruth]

Conservatives are now calling the lone juror a HERO after the foreperson reportedly accused that juror of refusing to apply reasonable doubt.

Seriously?

We spent years screaming about liberals deciding Trump was guilty because they hated him. Look at the evidence. Follow due process. Apply the law.

During COVID, we fought for the right to question pharmaceutical companies and the safety and adverse effects of vaccines.

But now we’re supposed to stop asking questions about powerful psychiatric drugs, documented adverse reactions and a woman’s deteriorating mental state because we hate what she did?

To hell with the evidence. To hell with the testimony. To hell with reasonable doubt. We already decided she’s a monster.

Sound familiar? My heart breaks about what happened to Cora, Dawson and Callan, and I want complete justice for what happened to them. I want accountability for waht happened to their mother's mind. When I supported MAHA I meant it.

Who won today? It wasn't justice. It was the mental health facilities, it was the protocol providers are trained to follow. Just keep prescribing these medications and if someone has an adverse reaction, hand out another one. Congrats the big pharma gets to keep raking in the billions. Yeah sounds like a great time to celebrate.

Maybe some day we will actually get serious about how they damage the mind and should NEVER be handed out so carelessly. But with what I am seeing today, that is no time soon.

Truth stands on facts. Propaganda needs manipulation.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Now that's a powerful visual.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Based on 2022 data, but the principle is still valid.

An Alberta family of 4 sends over $16,000 more to Ottawa than it gets back.

That could be used to pay for kids' hockey, a vacation to Hawaii or invested for retirement. Instead, it's mostly going to Quebec, where they use it pay for their vacation to Cuba.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

BREAKING: The Alberta Transition Council has officially released its comprehensive transition plan for an independent Alberta.

The full plan is now public.

You can read the detailed plan at the link below ⬇️

https://t.co/sm9b3l8UyZ

[Erik Thorvaldsson @erik_thorvalds]

Alberta was built by people who arrived with almost nothing and refused to stay poor.

Now we have oil.

Gas.

Farmland.

Forests.

Cities.

Capital.

Five million people.

And somehow we’re told Independence is impossible.

Impossible compared with what our ancestors accomplished?

Come on.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

Something about the timeline still doesn’t sit right with me. At the beginning of what was still largely a tariff dispute, Mark Carney was already talking about:

“A rupture in the world order.”
“The old order is not coming back.”
“We should not mourn it.”
A “dangerous, divided world.”

That is some INSANE language for a trade dispute where most Canada-U.S. trade was still tariff-free under CUSMA/USMCA and there were disputes that could potentially be negotiated.

Maybe this started as a trade war. But Carney seemed remarkably quick to recognize that Trump could be used to justify something much bigger: A new economic model. A completely different geopolitical direction for Canada.

Trump may have started the trade dispute with nearly every nation... Carney saw an opportunity to turn it into a “rupture.” and justify a lot of things the Canadian public would have otherwise rejected due to the massive economic harm it was already causing them, which is why they booted Trudeau.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Imagine if Alberta had never elected Rachel Notley.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

🚨SHOCKING: Howard Lutnick says Canada had a deal with Trump, and Carney walked away for political reasons tied to Alberta independence.

Think about that: the Liberals were willing to damage Canada’s economy and hurt Canadian livelihoods because it benefited them politically.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

They are trying to create an environment where patriotism is explicitly tied to the survival and actions of the 11 year failure of the current governing party. They want to force you onto a side where you are either a compliant defender of a declining status quo or an enemy of the state.

Disagreeing with the economic destruction of your own country doesn't make you a traitor; it makes you one of the few people actually paying attention and trying to protect the future.

[Brooklyn James @brooklyn47361]

Andrea Yates was not guilty by reason of insanity.

Women all over the world did not start killing their children.

Women all over the world did not use an insanity defense. This is used in .01% of cases

This did not set precedent because jury verdicts do not set precedent.

The jury is allowed to wear pink. Or blue. Or green or black or any color they want.

Please stop with your illogical comments. When you don’t have the facts behind you, try to get the emotions.

[Ruby @Rumanich]

@JtrLiet @Kfastlove I don't want to get into details, but by the prosecutions own repetitive messaging he wouldn't have lived for 20 minutes, even if she walked away "prematurely", the timeline still doesn't make sense

[Fr. Chris Vorderbruggen @FatherChrisVor1]

As we await the Lindsay Clancy verdict, I want us to slow down before repeating a narrative spreading online.

Religious and secular influencers, joined by others, warn that if Lindsay is found not criminally responsible “because of hormones,” women may have to prove they are hormonally balanced before getting a job or flying an airplane.

Friends, that is not what this jury is deciding.

Massachusetts law asks whether the Commonwealth proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Lindsay remained criminally responsible despite any mental disease or defect. Postpartum psychosis is not a hormonal mood swing. It is a rare psychiatric emergency involving delusions, hallucinations, confusion, or loss of contact with reality. Hormonal changes may contribute, but the illness is not simply “hormones.”

A verdict would not create binding precedent allowing employers to interrogate women about their hormones.

I am not telling the jury what verdict to return. My concern is what this is doing to us.

We have instant information, yet we are becoming less informed, less thoughtful, and crueler. An invented warning is repeated until it feels true, while mental illness remains so stigmatized that people fear admitting when something feels wrong.

Please do not surrender your mind or compassion to people who profit by keeping you frightened and angry. We can remember Cora, Dawson, and Callan, take severe mental illness seriously, and refuse to join this dumbing down of our culture.

[Ruby @Rumanich]

@JtrLiet @Kfastlove "heartbeat was restored" implies that his heartbeat was gone

[Mattie Watkins @thepeaklady]

I was told this woman has good points… but she doesn’t.

This argument lumps menstrual mood changes, postpartum psychosis, psychopathy and legal insanity together. These things are not interchangeable.

The postpartum period is one of the most physically and psychiatrically vulnerable periods in a woman’s life. Childbirth-related changes may trigger psychosis in a vulnerable woman.

Postpartum vulnerability means more than hormones. It can involve abrupt biological changes, disrupted sleep and the effects of psychiatric medication. In Clancy’s case, severe insomnia and a rapidly changing mix of medications are documented. Sleep loss can trigger mania in bipolar disorder, and severe mania can include psychosis. These factors help explain her psychiatric deterioration. The jury still has to decide whether she met the legal standard for insanity.

That’s all to say that being in the postpartum period doesn’t automatically create an insanity defense. The jury must still decide whether mental illness destroyed her capacity to understand the wrongfulness of her conduct or follow the law.

The Dahmer comparison proves that diagnoses alone settle nothing. Using one woman’s acute illness to question the competence of all women is just textbook misogyny

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

This is why your school taxes on your municipal bill went up this year and last.

There is no benefit to bringing in immigrants if it makes life more expensive for those of us who've been here for generations.

[Calgary Guy @cgy_guy]

Hey Albertans

Alberta taxpayers have been paying taxes to help support NB for decades while NB intentionally hobbled their economy while simultaneously hobbling ours by voting for Net Zero politicians. Not only that, we get far less representation per capita.

Time to call Canada out. Vote Option 2 in October. ⬇️

[Jeff @papajeff71]

We are painting Alberta Blue! #AlbertaIndependence Vote #Option2

[Vote Canada @VoteCanadaCom]

The new standard of shitty customer service in Canada goes far beyond flies gliding over and feasting on display case doughnuts at Singh Hortons.

[Michael Thomlinson @miket136]

The possibility of Albertans voting Option 2 is the ONLY THING giving pause to Carney's intention to use Alberta's oil and gas industry as a weapon against the US.

Voting Option 1 in October is a surrender, a message that Alberta's prosperity is Ottawa's to take.

Free Alberta.