Wow.
I just went to a community meeting regarding the Pathways Project and carbon capture.
Let me tell you people are pissed off. We are not being told the truth.
Taxpayers are basically paying 75% of the cost of this project to be experimented on, as this is the largest CCS project on earth. And they aren't telling the truth about the waste or danger.
Many pipeline & oilfield experts in the crowd stood up and had things to say. Scary things.
The kill zones on the map are from estimates from the Mississippi pipeline rupture. Where its warm. In minus 20 the Co2 doesn't disperse the same.
This could poison our water systems and/or wipe out a whole town if things go sideways.
And oilfield experts said this is 'Phase One'. Meaning more to come.
One lady shouted 'Daniel Smith fucked us' @ABDanielleSmith
One fella said 'Independence solves this'. And the whole room looked at each other.
Free Alberta. And end the eventual destruction of our people.
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It’s go time.
On October 19th vote Option 2 for a brighter future.
In the meantime, get a sign, donate or volunteer, and fly your Alberta flag proudly!
Because the lives of ~3 million Albertans can be perfectly represented from Toronto, which is 3000+km away, right? Right? 🙄🤦♀️
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Hi.
I live in Alberta and I’m a Forever Canadian who will be voting to stay.
Because Canada is thriving….
It doesn’t bother me that 59% of Canadians are now saying they’ll never retire.
And yes, I’m aware that homeless encampments have increased 303% across Canada since 2018 - it’s really not that big of a deal, we have beautiful summers.
And I have heard that 10% of Canadians are living in poverty - could we do better? I guess - but at least it’s not 20%.
And so what if roughly 100,000 Canadians have already been laid off in 2026 - maybe they should’ve chosen a career path that was a little more stable.
And I think it’s totally fine that 42% of Canadian manufactures are planning to move to the US. They should move. They’re likely racist bigots - the US can have them.
I mean, anyone who questions the government is a racist bigot - and that makes up most of the separatist movement.
They don’t even care about the colour of peoples skin. But they should care because people of colour need to understand that they’re victims and can’t succeed without government handouts and if you’re white - it’s your job to tell them. The same applies to First Nations. That’s why we have DEI.
Separatists also don’t care about the sexual orientation of others. Who wants to live in a country where sexual orientation doesn’t matter? I don’t. I mean, 2SLGBTQIA+IBUPROFEN people deserve special treatment. And I normally don’t support public nudity - but I do if it’s at a Pride parade. They have to know that we will not question them. And I don’t think sexual orientation will be celebrated in an independent Alberta on a daily basis. And that’s not right. Sexual orientation is everything these days.
And when it comes to the government - it’s not their job to be honest or look after the country. It’s our job to accept what they do. I mean, can you imagine living in a country with a responsible government? Not me - I wouldn’t want that. Government officials became government officials so they can do whatever they want and spend our taxes however they choose - even if that means funding other countries while Canadians go hungry.
And some people have asked me how I feel about the debt being passed down to future generations - my answer: I don’t care. I won’t be around then. Not my problem. I mean sure, I love my children and grandchildren - but their future isn’t really my concern anymore.
It’s their future. Not mine.
Anyways, that’s why me (and my friends) are voting to stay.
Because Canada is amazing.
Elbows up!
Blame Trump!
And free Palestine!
Don’t let the Forever Canadian recruits or city mayors lie to you saying the referendum and Independence talks are a threat.
The numbers are in, and yet again Alberta is carrying the ball for the whole country.
Alberta can and will do even better!
@StuartCan_NI@SydneyLWatson That I’m unsure. I mainly worked on ✈️ that seated less than 150 people & this was 20 years ago so… I had that conversation with passengers maybe 5 times but it was full on in our training at the time that they were to know that they would potentially be left behind in an emerg.
@StuartCan_NI@SydneyLWatson You don’t. I was a flight attendant for a while. Protocol (used to be) that you are informing them that they are basically the absolute last people to help off the plane - if there is time.
@PigsFlyToday@l3v1at4an@calgarystampede@CowboysFestival No, you are missing the point, by several miles, way way off. When we go to a concert or a show or any type of entertainment - we want to be entertained. We don’t want political bullshit shoved in our faces all the fricken time. He wants to wave a flag in Calgary? 🇨🇦 or Alberta.
Jeremy warns Albertans about hypothetical economic damage while ignoring the real damage already done. RBC says more than $1 trillion in investment left Canada between 2015 and 2024, the largest capital exodus in modern Canadian history. The question isn’t why Albertans are talking about independence. The question is why anyone still expects us to pretend the status quo is working.
@ChrisLaBossiere@MarkJCarney Give me a break. The Liberals wrote the book on partisanship and it’s played a major part of why Canada is where it is today.
Alberta separation would devastate our energy industry, kill investment and put thousands of jobs at risk. It is economic self-sabotage. Calgary has too much at stake for its leaders to sit quietly on the sidelines. Our future is bigger, stronger and more prosperous in a united Canada
The strongest argument against Alberta independence is uncertainty.
But uncertainty exists on both paths.
So here is the question those asking Alberta to remain must answer:
What concrete, achievable plan will produce meaningful and lasting change within Canada?
“Stay and hope” is not a plan.
#LetAlbertaDecide #Alberta
@CSmartarsery@AndrewLawton And mediocrity is a win. How many times have we been told “billions of people want to get in Canada and you want to get out! You whiners”. Yeah ok. Don’t people want to strive to be better anymore?