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Calling Alberta independence treason is a lie. The law is clear. Treason involves violence or espionage. Quebec met with US officials before and after its referendum in 1995. When Alberta does the same, suddenly it’s treason? That’s not law. That’s fear politics.

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🦅👮🌹🗳️ : Alberta Premier Danielle Smith tars and feathers First Nation Chiefs for undemocratically demanding an investigation into possible treason, by Danielle Smith. 🗳️ The accusation is, Danielle Smith allowing a non binding referendum, on the possibility of a future referendum on Alberta separation, constitutes an act of treason. ⚜️ I wonder why no one ever accuses the Bloc Quebecois of treason? They actually call for Quebec to leave Canada, all the time.

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B.C. Premier David Eby rightfully said Alberta separatists meeting with the US regime seeking financial backing is an act of treason. #Cdnpoli "to ask for assistance in breaking up Canada, there's an old-fashioned word for that, and that word is treason," #Cdnpoli

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HUGE: The House of Commons just confirmed it. An Alberta independence referendum does not need 60% or 66%. The threshold is 50% + 1. A clear majority is enough to change everything.

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Our military cannot be tied to any foreign country. Section 219 of the NDAA locks U.S. military cooperation with Israel into law—sharing intel, joint work, everything. If that nation becomes our enemy, the law forces us to keep working with them. The Constitution defines treason as giving aid and comfort to our enemies. This bill doesn’t just restrict the President; it can mandate treason. That’s not America First. That’s unconstitutional.

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83,429 views • 3 months ago

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Mackenzie Gray

82,362 views • 1 month ago

Barack Obama does NOT have immunity, especially for treason, which has no such protection. Treason, per Article III, Section 3 of the US Constitution, involves levying war against the US or aiding its enemies, like giving Iran over $1 billion in cash pallets. Under 18 USC 2381, it's punishable by death, at least five years' imprisonment, a $10,000+ fine, and a lifetime office ban. The 2024 Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. United States grants absolute immunity for core duties and presumptive for official acts, but not for unofficial or criminal ones like treason.

Barack Obama does NOT have immunity, especially for treason, which has no such protection. Treason, per Article III, Section 3 of the US Constitution, involves levying war against the US or aiding its enemies, like giving Iran over $1 billion in cash pallets. Under 18 USC 2381, it's punishable by death, at least five years' imprisonment, a $10,000+ fine, and a lifetime office ban. The 2024 Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. United States grants absolute immunity for core duties and presumptive for official acts, but not for unofficial or criminal ones like treason.

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35,405 views • 1 year ago

“When you start to hear about journalists being axed and regions being taken over we’ve got to watch out Canada! This is authoritarianism - Orban level shit in Ford’s Ontario and maybe stuff in Alberta that’s tantamount to treason!” 🇨🇦 🔗 #Cndpoli #Ableg

“When you start to hear about journalists being axed and regions being taken over we’ve got to watch out Canada! This is authoritarianism - Orban level shit in Ford’s Ontario and maybe stuff in Alberta that’s tantamount to treason!” 🇨🇦 🔗 #Cndpoli #Ableg

Laura Babcock 🇨🇦

11,802 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: Danielle Smith just announced the Alberta sovereignty in a United Canada act Alberta will refuse the Liberal gun grab and introduce a castle law protecting your right to defend your home. That’s not extremism. That’s common sense Canada. 🔥

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Marc Nixon

547,447 views • 8 months ago