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[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

“Opposing Alberta’s Independence Makes You Complicit in Ottawa’s Corrupt & Inept Regime - Fund The Grift or Free Alberta”

Tired of Alberta’s energy wealth being stolen to fund the liberal government’s endless grift, taxes, and anti-oil policies? This bold design tells it like it is.

If you fight against Alberta’s right to self-determination, you’re actively enabling federal incompetence, equalization outflows, pipeline sabotage, and the betrayal of Western Canada. Alberta builds this country — it’s time to stop being its cash cow.

Perfect for proud Albertans, freedom lovers, conservatives, and anyone done with Ottawa’s war on the West. Wear it loud. Stand for Alberta First.

https://t.co/JykKQ5vhgC

[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

@grok @buperac In the second photo you clearly even see the transparency of the fabric. You either cannot ‘see’ images properly or you’re biased.

[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

@buperac @grok @elonmusk Whereas chatgpt can clearly see the hijab?

[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

@buperac @grok @elonmusk why is Grok programmed to deny anything to do with hijabs?

[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

@buperac Yet Grok insists this is her hair…
@elonmusk Grok needs major improvements, it is totally blind!

[WrongThinkNation @WrongThink63]

@buperac the one on the right wears a modern hijab

[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

A very noticeable divide has shown up in my email inbox and in my mentions:

Immigrants telling me this is way worse than anyone appreciates and the feds need to dramatically clean house on the immigration file yesterday.

Old Stock Canadians saying everything is fine and I'm a racist.

[Jim McMurtry @JimMcMurtry01]

What brainchild idea did the AFN come up with at Roger’s Centre in Ottawa this week?

Arrest anyone who questions their money-grubbing fraud about residential schools.

[Just me - Jamie @JustMeJamie64]

BC has zero restrictions on foreigners buying farmland, letting U.S. billionaires like Stan Kroenke (owner of Quilchena Cattle Co. and massive U.S. ranches) snap up Canadian land.

Corporate takeovers block new Canadian farmers, raise prices, and threaten food security. Canada’s land should be for Canadians first, ban foreign ownership of farmland now.

This video is spot on.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[Gina Unfiltered @Gina_T1]

Am I the only one who finds this sequence of events a little unusual?

Obama, Alex Soros and John Podesta in Toronto in May.

Alex Soros meeting with Mélanie Joly this week.

A newly created PMO COO position announced today, filled by an American with previous ties to the Clinton organization.

Maybe it’s all coincidental, but it’s certainly getting people’s attention. 🤷‍♀️

[Lt (Retired LAPD) Frank Columbo 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇦 @jsam10983741]

This is not my tribe. They displace us from our healthcare. They displace our children from our schools.
They disrupt Canada and demand we adapt to them. Their quality of life improves as a result of us subsidizing them so but Canadian standard of living declines due to them.

[David Krayden @DavidKrayden]

People like this are on the roads, watching movies while they drive??

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Just to be clear, the Alberta First Nations say the treaties that ceded the land are invalid because it was signed under duress, but the same treaties that paid them are valid when it comes to the cash considerations.

Bottom line, they are valid and should be honoured by all.

[Jim McMurtry @JimMcMurtry01]

Calling residential schools “genocide” sure confuses anyone with a functioning brain.

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

The solution is simple.

Alberta should charge tolls on goods coming from BC by rail.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

He reversed 2 generations of progress in Canada, and now he's living his best life.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

🚨 This should alarm every single Canadian.

In committee, Apple and Google just warned MPs exactly what Bill C-22 does.

They said the bill doesn’t just ask them to unlock encryption when needed. It lets the government issue **secret ministerial orders** forcing them to build a “hole in the wall” — a backdoor — that didn’t exist before.

Apple: “We’re concerned about a hole being put in the wall.”
Liberals: “There’s no hole in the wall.”
Apple: “But the bill lets you secretly order one.”
Google: “We’ve never built anything like this, anywhere in the world.”

And the response? Basically “pinky promise we won’t abuse it.”

This isn’t some conspiracy theory. This is tech companies that fight governments for a living telling Parliament that C-22 would force them to do something unprecedented globally — create secret backdoors and comply with sweeping, unchecked ministerial orders on metadata, encryption, and more.

After C-11 gave them control over what you can see and say online, C-22 is coming for what you can keep private.

Law-abiding Canadians. Your texts. Your calls. Your data. Your location. Your searches.

All of it potentially accessible through secret orders with minimal real oversight.

Privacy isn’t optional. Encryption protects everyone — including the people who have nothing to hide.

If this passes in its current form, Canada becomes a place where the government can quietly demand tech companies build tools to spy on its own citizens… and the companies are saying they’ve never been forced to do this anywhere else on Earth.

That’s not “lawful access.” That’s the foundation of a surveillance state.

Wake up. This one actually matters.

#BillC22 #C22 #LawfulAccessAct #CanadaPrivacy #SurveillanceState #Encryption #cdnpoli

[Drea Humphrey @DreaHumphrey]

BC LAND GRABS: This is starting to smell like communism.

[Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada]

A Polish court has ruled that Canada's embassy unlawfully placed an employee on unpaid leave for refusing the Covid vaccine, ordering more than $45,000 in compensation. Meanwhile, former Canadian public servants are asking the Supreme Court of Canada to hear appeals over whether Section 7 of the Charter protects them from being forced onto unpaid leave for declining vaccination. Canadians deserve clarity on their constitutional rights.
https://t.co/hUho4LWSLp

[Theo Fleury @TheoFleury14]

Check this shit out!!!