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Alberta has contributed over $1 TRILLION to Canada since 1957 - while Quebec received $300B+ and never contributed back. That's $20,000+ annually per Alberta family of 4. The numbers don't lie. Watch the full breakdown. #AlbertaIndependence #AlbertaSeparation #ABpoli #ABleg

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Paul Chandler1 year ago

Who fucked over the heritage fund ? That’s right it was Alberta conservatives

John Cheresna1 year ago

Keep telling facts, unfortunatly too many in the Pairies have Suicidal Empathy. Feelings not facts.

JD1 year ago

@ABDanielleSmith

Colleen ☯1 year ago

Seriously, I'm Albertan and I'm getting sick and tired of the lies, twisted hate and raging. Get a fucking life

Porcupinebodie🇺🇸1 year ago

Quebec was the founding colony, you have been paying tribute.

Berries1 year ago

Alberta separation is the largest propaganda operation since BREXIT. FYI, Britain got royally f¿cked trying to get out.

Bert Turner1 year ago

Don't be stupid. Quebec has contributed trillions to Canada's GDP since 1957

Ron Christensen 😁🌻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦1 year ago

Fuckoff

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Nagwan Al-Guneid

16,403 views • 5 months ago

$⚜️🛢️🌍 : Mark Carney says the budget must focus on carbon capture because Quebec uses 350,000+ barrels of oil per day. Quebec is the #1 importer of oil into Canada. Quebec has spent $228 billion on foreign oil between 1988 - 2020. For a government that said they would eliminate trade barriers, Mark Carney is not only helping block Alberta oil going to Quebec, he is then racking up new debt to offset those oil imports for the fictitious climate change agenda. The idea that 42 million people in Canada are responsible for global temperatures or can even change the temperatures by a fraction of a degree, is absurd. So why do so many Canadians pretend we can?$

⚜️🛢️🌍 : Mark Carney says the budget must focus on carbon capture because Quebec uses 350,000+ barrels of oil per day. Quebec is the #1 importer of oil into Canada. Quebec has spent $228 billion on foreign oil between 1988 - 2020. For a government that said they would eliminate trade barriers, Mark Carney is not only helping block Alberta oil going to Quebec, he is then racking up new debt to offset those oil imports for the fictitious climate change agenda. The idea that 42 million people in Canada are responsible for global temperatures or can even change the temperatures by a fraction of a degree, is absurd. So why do so many Canadians pretend we can?

Bruce McGonigal

199,141 views • 9 months ago

** ANOTHER MILESTONE ** GRILL TALK MIXTAPE VOL. 1 IS OVER 100K STREAMS SINCE RELEASE thank you to everyone still listening & who has listened thank you Ro Moore, Dezzo X and the whole cast of everyone who contributed the rollout continues ! 🤞🏾◼️✨

ANOTHER MILESTONE GRILL TALK MIXTAPE VOL. 1 IS OVER 100K STREAMS SINCE RELEASE thank you to everyone still listening & who has listened thank you Ro Moore, Dezzo X and the whole cast of everyone who contributed the rollout continues ! 🤞🏾◼️✨

pat junior

14,864 views • 2 years ago

🚨PROOF: CBC’s Headline Misrepresented Premier Smith’s Position🚨 I’ve obtained the English version of what Premier Danielle Smith actually said in her Radio-Canada interview, and it confirms that CBC’s original headline was false. The Premier did not say she would campaign against Alberta sovereignty in the event of a referendum. Her answer in French matches exactly what she told me at the UCP AGM: She supports Alberta sovereignty within a united Canada, and she reiterated that position, nothing more. CBC has now quietly updated its article and added a correction stating the Premier did not specify which side she would take. In fact, the Premier also said Thomas Lukaszuk’s petition is a referendum on separation, not sovereignty within Canada. In addition, with the repealing of section 2(4) of the Citizens Initiative Act proposed yesterday, the Premier has opened the door for the Alberta Prosperity Project’s binding constitutional question: “Do you agree that the Province of Alberta shall become a Sovereign Country and cease to be a province in Canada?” Watch the clip yourself. The Premier’s words speak for themselves.

🚨PROOF: CBC’s Headline Misrepresented Premier Smith’s Position🚨 I’ve obtained the English version of what Premier Danielle Smith actually said in her Radio-Canada interview, and it confirms that CBC’s original headline was false. The Premier did not say she would campaign against Alberta sovereignty in the event of a referendum. Her answer in French matches exactly what she told me at the UCP AGM: She supports Alberta sovereignty within a united Canada, and she reiterated that position, nothing more. CBC has now quietly updated its article and added a correction stating the Premier did not specify which side she would take. In fact, the Premier also said Thomas Lukaszuk’s petition is a referendum on separation, not sovereignty within Canada. In addition, with the repealing of section 2(4) of the Citizens Initiative Act proposed yesterday, the Premier has opened the door for the Alberta Prosperity Project’s binding constitutional question: “Do you agree that the Province of Alberta shall become a Sovereign Country and cease to be a province in Canada?” Watch the clip yourself. The Premier’s words speak for themselves.

Jason Lavigne

95,806 views • 8 months ago