Arthur Amendt

₿⚡️ ∞/21Mil 🇨🇦 A beef 🍖 farmer by day and a Bitcoin node (LN) manager at night.

[5DME81 @5dme81]

The Liberals want it ALL linked to one Digital ID that can be shut off when they want🚨. Healthcare, banking, licenses, food, travel, e-commerce, social media, taxes, voting, EI, cellphones. Step out of line? They toggle your "validity" to OFF. Wake up, Canada.🛑🇨🇦 #NoDigitalID

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

Please don't lie on Twitter.

Your scheme forces adults to provide ID to get on social media to prove they're not children.

You're using kids as an excuse to track adults.

And we remember you supported seizing bank accounts during the trucker convoy: https://t.co/LfiXiR6hlt

[Maxime Bernier @MaximeBernier]

Dear Albertans,

For decades, Ottawa has treated your province not as an equal partner in Confederation, but as a subordinate and an ATM. The unfair equalization formula has taken your wealth for 61 years. You’ve sent billions of dollars and have never received a single penny back.

In October 2021, 62% of you voted in a referendum to stop this wealth drain. And nobody is listening to you. Certainly not the Liberals. And not the Conservatives who take your vote for granted while doing nothing for you.

You’re right to be enraged. Ottawa blocks your pipelines, strangles your energy sector, kills your jobs, and then demands your money. They want your wealth but deny you the means to earn more.

I share your frustration.

Now you have a chance to be heard. On October 19, you will answer a critical question: 

“Should Alberta remain a province of Canada or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?”

You have two options: Should Alberta REMAIN a province, or COMMENCE the legal process to hold a binding referendum on separation? 

The “Remain” option changes nothing. That’s the status quo. Alberta remains a colony of Ottawa’s imperial federalism. 

That means allowing the federal government to continue interfering into provincial affairs with its unconstitutional laws, regulations and spending programs on sectors such as healthcare, natural resources development, education, and others. 

That means pipelines being held hostage to costly carbon capture schemes, industrial carbon taxes killing your competitiveness, no equalization reform and zero control over immigration.

The “Commence the legal process” option is the only way to a strong Alberta. Voting to start the legal process for a secession referendum launches genuine negotiations for greater autonomy for Alberta. It puts a knife to the throat of Ottawa’s establishment. It gives you bargaining power.

Poilievre’s fake Conservatives and Carney’s Liberals will work together and promise you autonomy, just like they promised Quebec at the last referendum. 

The result was the opposite, even with a very close 49/51% vote. More centralization and more trampling of provincial jurisdictions, including another bunch of unconstitutional federal programs created by Justin Trudeau in recent years: national daycare, pharmacare, dental care. 

Don’t believe them.

History shows Ottawa only listens when faced with a credible democratic threat to its authority.

The federalist camp will lie and say a “Commence” vote means separation, and also untold catastrophes and the end of the world as we know it. That's not the case. 

It’s a vote to start negotiations that could of course lead to separation, but not necessarily. It’s also a vote for an end to federal imperialism. A vote for autonomy, for fairness, for respect.

As in Quebec, that’s very likely what the large majority of voters want in Alberta, and that’s what would be by far the best outcome for everyone.

And to genuine Alberta separatists who want a more radical break anyway, I say: be patient. That debate comes later, after a strong “Commence” vote and possibly failed negotiations.

The People’s Party of Canada stands with all of you who are fed up with the status quo and want a radical change, whether it’s radical decentralization – as my party has been proposing for years – or outright separation. 

We support the “Commence” option. We believe in a united Canada, but unity cannot be forced through coercion and constitutional overreach. True unity requires respect for our Constitution.

This is your moment Albertans. The time for decisive action is now. 

But, let's be clear: Ottawa doesn’t listen to polite demands. It doesn’t listen to reason. It only listens to power. 

Use your power. Vote to COMMENCE this legal process. Vote for a new beginning for you and the country.

[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

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[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@LivinTheFringe 51%

[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@Martyupnorth Your in luck NOSTR just passed 1/2 million users https://t.co/CAMnzCuJUE

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

🚨 Big Tech just told Trudeau & Carney’s Liberals to pound sand!!

Apple flat-out said:
“We will NOT build a backdoor into our products. Ever.”

Meta, VPN companies, and even American Republicans in Congress are warning Canada: Bill C-22 (the sneaky “Lawful Access Act”) is a full-on privacy killer.

They want forced “technical capabilities” — code for backdoors into your encrypted data.

⛔️ Banking records.
⛔️ Health files.
⛔️ Private messages. Everything.

❌ This isn’t “public safety.”
✅ This is a totalitarian power grab dressed up in nice words.

Apple, Meta, and cybersecurity experts see it for what it is:
A backdoor for the government today = a backdoor for hackers and hostile states tomorrow.

Liberals keep saying “if you’ve done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide.”

Meanwhile every major tech company is screaming: NO ❌

This is what happens when a government thinks it owns your life.

Drop a 🔥 if you’re done with the surveillance state.
#cdnpoli #BillC22 #LiberalSurveillance #PrivacyTheft #CarneyAuthoritarian #CanadaFirst

[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@Martyupnorth

[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@Tablesalt13 We do have Home Assistant OS to control those things. Which is open sourced.

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

I tried to wait out the mandates for a couple of years eventually I had to go down to America, long story, I received the second shot Pfizer just before they closed at like 5:50 p.m. I was in bed by 11: 00 pm, my lungs collapsed by 1:00 a.m.
My autonomic nervous system stopped working and stopped breathing and I nearly choked to death in my sleep.
Since then my body's been completely f***** allergic to half of what I used to eat. I have not forgotten, I will not forget and will continue working until this liberal government gets taken down.

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️MAJOR BREAKING:

This has exploded open!

A NEW full list of tech companies speaking out against Carney's bill C-22, with many threatening to EXIT Canada entirely.

Some are CANADIAN companies!

👇🏼👇🏼

Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp): Opposes Part 2, warning it could force backdoors or spyware installation. Testified before Parliament. The bill would “conscript private companies into service as an arm of the government surveillance apparatus.”

Apple: publicly warned the bill could force encryption backdoors and undermine device security.
Quote: “This legislation could allow the Canadian government to force companies to break encryption by inserting backdoors into their products—something Apple will never do.”

Windscribe (Canadian VPN provider): Joins Signal and threatens to relocate its headquarters or follow suit. Quote: “We won’t be far behind if C-22 passes. In its current state, VPNs would almost certainly require us to log identifying user data.

Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke: Vocal Canadian tech leader warning of broader economic damage.
Quotes (on X): “C-22 is looking like a huge mistake. It worries me a great deal. There is so much nonsense in there that it may well end up dealing a death blow to Canadian tech viability.”

Signal: VP Udbhav Tiwari said they would rather pull out of Canada entirely than compromise end-to-end encryption and privacy promises to users.

NordVPN: Warned they would "remove our presence from Canadian jurisdiction" before complying, to protect their no-logs policy and encryption.

The Chair of the the US House Judiciary Committee and Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee are now also investigating.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Jeffrey Rath was on Power and Politics tonight... full hit

"If you do IT under section 1 of the Referendum act, there's no ability whatsoever for the court to get involved because even Justice Leonard agrees at that point. The Supreme Court of Canada and the secession reference says the courts have no role to play and no jurisdiction because it's a purely political issue."

And after all the accusations of separatists being foreign funded, Rath points out that the fist nations are being foreign funded "And I'm sure that the first nations, because they're being funded by the Tides foundation and funded by George Soros and funded by foreign money, will fight every single step of the way because they have billionaires backing them." @JeffreyRWRath

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

We are IN TROUBLE:

Mark Carney stole a majority by headhunting MPs to betray their constituents

and then IMMEDIATELY used it

to TURN OFF video recording at commitees

to ram through C-22, forcing American tech companies to provide them with a backdoor to encrypted messages.

[CAPP Oil Gas Canada @OilGasCanada]

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[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@JeffreyRWRath @jkenney We are taught to communicate verbally at approximately 1 year of age. All we are doing at that age is copying your mom or father and they would rather praise you that sue you. Long life love!

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

The moment Alberta independence signatures cross 300,000 & submitted

Suddenly the airwaves are flooded with:
Russia narratives
U.S. interference narratives
Fake AI YouTube channel stories
Alberta voter data leak headlines
Attempts to tie the UCP to controversy

Then out comes Mark Carney promising deregulation, faster approvals and suddenly acting like Ottawa discovered urgency overnight.

Amazing how quickly the political class moves once national unity and public anger become REAL threats.

Convenient timing across the board.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

IT’S OFFICIAL: Mitch Sylvester has announced 301,620 signatures for the Alberta independence petition outside Elections Alberta’s office in Edmonton.

He called on the Premier to recognize this as a clear expression of the democratic will of Albertans and move forward with putting the question on the October 19, 2026 referendum ballot.

[Arthur Amendt @amendt]

@troy_earring @pete_rizzo_ I think it is because of it's scarcity and that you don't need a middle person to move it between people.