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🚨 DANIELLE SMITH PUSHES BACK ON FOREIGN INTERFERENCE CLAIMS Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says there is currently: “NO credible evidence” of state actors interfering in Alberta politics. According to Smith, Alberta’s Public Safety Minister has already been in contact with the RCMP — and the RCMP reportedly confirmed the...

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Danielle Smith: "I've got the security clearance. I'm getting my briefing in the coming weeks. But my public safety minister has already confirmed with the RCMP that there's no evidence at this point that there is any interference from a foreign entity in Alberta politics."
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Danielle Smith: "I've got the security clearance. I'm getting my briefing in the coming weeks. But my public safety minister has already confirmed with the RCMP that there's no evidence at this point that there is any interference from a foreign entity in Alberta politics."

Scott Robertson

125,829 views • 2 months ago

🚨 BREAKING A judge just quashed Alberta’s independence petition. 300,000 Albertans signed it Justice Leonard ruled the petition “should never have been issued.” Here’s what you need to know about Justice Leonard: She was appointed by Trudeau’s Justice Minister David Lametti. She was previously the Deputy Chief Federal Prosecutor for Alberta. A federal government employee. Appointed to the bench by the federal government. Now ruling against a petition that threatens federal power over Alberta. Every single Court of King’s Bench judge in Alberta is federally appointed. 300,000 Albertans One federal appointee Danielle Smith called the ruling “anti-democratic” and announced an appeal. The RCMP said there was no credible evidence of foreign interference in the Alberta separatist movement. The feds said it was Russian bots. But it was a Liberal federally appointed judge that killed the petition.
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🚨 BREAKING A judge just quashed Alberta’s independence petition. 300,000 Albertans signed it Justice Leonard ruled the petition “should never have been issued.” Here’s what you need to know about Justice Leonard: She was appointed by Trudeau’s Justice Minister David Lametti. She was previously the Deputy Chief Federal Prosecutor for Alberta. A federal government employee. Appointed to the bench by the federal government. Now ruling against a petition that threatens federal power over Alberta. Every single Court of King’s Bench judge in Alberta is federally appointed. 300,000 Albertans One federal appointee Danielle Smith called the ruling “anti-democratic” and announced an appeal. The RCMP said there was no credible evidence of foreign interference in the Alberta separatist movement. The feds said it was Russian bots. But it was a Liberal federally appointed judge that killed the petition.

Mario Zelaya

75,890 views • 2 months ago

Keith Wilson: $119K Raised as Alberta Independence Campaign Takes Off A major update on the growing Alberta independence movement. In this video, the Let Alberta Decide campaign’s record-breaking first week is discussed, including more than $119,000 raised from over 740 donors in less than a week. Also covered: the Calgary Chamber of Commerce’s anti-independence claims, why Ottawa’s policies are driving investment and opportunity out of Alberta, and why the Smith-Carney MOU is a bad deal for Alberta’s economy, oil and gas industry, and future competitiveness. The discussion also outlines the work being done to reach undecided voters, the upcoming Alberta transition white paper, Alberta’s economic leverage, and why independence is becoming a serious and practical path forward. Support Let Alberta Decide:
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Keith Wilson: $119K Raised as Alberta Independence Campaign Takes Off A major update on the growing Alberta independence movement. In this video, the Let Alberta Decide campaign’s record-breaking first week is discussed, including more than $119,000 raised from over 740 donors in less than a week. Also covered: the Calgary Chamber of Commerce’s anti-independence claims, why Ottawa’s policies are driving investment and opportunity out of Alberta, and why the Smith-Carney MOU is a bad deal for Alberta’s economy, oil and gas industry, and future competitiveness. The discussion also outlines the work being done to reach undecided voters, the upcoming Alberta transition white paper, Alberta’s economic leverage, and why independence is becoming a serious and practical path forward. Support Let Alberta Decide:

Let Alberta Decide

12,382 views • 21 days ago

Alberta Premiere Danielle Smith explains why Alberta’s resources are so important for America and the world: Alberta has “170 billion barrels of proven reserves of oil… that’s 5 times the proven reserves in America as a whole. We have 200 trillion cubic feet of gas: proven reserves. That is essentially inexhaustible…. We are the largest exporter to the United States. We give them more of our product than Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Iraq combined.” This is precisely why an independent Alberta would be so successful, and why the anti-Alberta zealots in Ottawa hate us so very much. Don’t you think it’s time for Alberta to assert its independence? It’s our Alberta. It’s our choice.
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Alberta Premiere Danielle Smith explains why Alberta’s resources are so important for America and the world: Alberta has “170 billion barrels of proven reserves of oil… that’s 5 times the proven reserves in America as a whole. We have 200 trillion cubic feet of gas: proven reserves. That is essentially inexhaustible…. We are the largest exporter to the United States. We give them more of our product than Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Iraq combined.” This is precisely why an independent Alberta would be so successful, and why the anti-Alberta zealots in Ottawa hate us so very much. Don’t you think it’s time for Alberta to assert its independence? It’s our Alberta. It’s our choice.

Paul Mitchell

187,886 views • 2 years ago

🚨 DANIELLE SMITH JUST SAID WHAT MANY ALBERTANS HAVE BELIEVED FOR YEARS According to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith: • Alberta loses an estimated $20–25 billion every year to Ottawa • Around $600 billion has left the province over recent decades • That money could have funded lower taxes, infrastructure, healthcare and social spending at home • Albertans are effectively paying thousands more while feeling increasingly ignored by Ottawa Her message was blunt: “Alberta is not being treated fairly.” As separatist sentiment grows and frustration with federal politics deepens, questions around Alberta’s future inside Confederation are only getting louder. The debate is no longer confined to the fringes.
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🚨 DANIELLE SMITH JUST SAID WHAT MANY ALBERTANS HAVE BELIEVED FOR YEARS According to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith: • Alberta loses an estimated $20–25 billion every year to Ottawa • Around $600 billion has left the province over recent decades • That money could have funded lower taxes, infrastructure, healthcare and social spending at home • Albertans are effectively paying thousands more while feeling increasingly ignored by Ottawa Her message was blunt: “Alberta is not being treated fairly.” As separatist sentiment grows and frustration with federal politics deepens, questions around Alberta’s future inside Confederation are only getting louder. The debate is no longer confined to the fringes.

Jim Ferguson

26,258 views • 2 months ago

🌹🛢️⛔️🇪🇺 : Alberta, you got played hard by Danielle Smith. Danielle promised results by the Grey Cup and instead has capitulated to the Liberal climate change scam. No pipeline to send oil & gas to Europe. No new pipeline to send oil to Asian markets. Instead of Alberta oil powering the Canadian economy, Liberals will let UAE oil profits invest in Canada. A move that will ensure an Islamic stranglehold on our nation. The UAE will be making policies for Canada using their oil profits as political leverage. Mark Carney would rather make deals with an Islamic monarchy than support sustainable, well paying Canadian jobs. Canada is not responsible nor capable of adjusting the planet’s temperature. Anyone claiming we can, is a fraud. Capitulating to the climate change scam is just further proof Danielle Smith never cared about Alberta & has strung along the Alberta independence movement as the Liberals pack voters into Alberta, to ensure separation never happens.
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🌹🛢️⛔️🇪🇺 : Alberta, you got played hard by Danielle Smith. Danielle promised results by the Grey Cup and instead has capitulated to the Liberal climate change scam. No pipeline to send oil & gas to Europe. No new pipeline to send oil to Asian markets. Instead of Alberta oil powering the Canadian economy, Liberals will let UAE oil profits invest in Canada. A move that will ensure an Islamic stranglehold on our nation. The UAE will be making policies for Canada using their oil profits as political leverage. Mark Carney would rather make deals with an Islamic monarchy than support sustainable, well paying Canadian jobs. Canada is not responsible nor capable of adjusting the planet’s temperature. Anyone claiming we can, is a fraud. Capitulating to the climate change scam is just further proof Danielle Smith never cared about Alberta & has strung along the Alberta independence movement as the Liberals pack voters into Alberta, to ensure separation never happens.

Bruce McGonigal

100,267 views • 7 months ago

Cara Currie-Hall, of Montana First Nation, in Maskwacis, AB, a renowned political strategist in Indian country who advises treaty chiefs in Alberta. Currie-Hall says premier Danielle Smith is creating a constitutional crisis that will affect all of Canada because of her support of the Alberta separatist movement: “Danielle Smith, the infamous premier of Alberta, who is accommodating separatists because they’re cranky and mad- at everything. And they’re trying to take our land and make another country…the chiefs have told her it’s a fantasy…she’s trying to make a deal, on our resources, Alberta resources, treaty resources that belong to us, with the United States of America.” Currie-Hall is the co-founder of Rock the Indigenous Vote. She helped Barack Obama get elected as President by creating a block vote throughout Indian Country in the United States. She’s sat on the International Oversight Committee on Treaty Enforcement and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples committee among others.
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Cara Currie-Hall, of Montana First Nation, in Maskwacis, AB, a renowned political strategist in Indian country who advises treaty chiefs in Alberta. Currie-Hall says premier Danielle Smith is creating a constitutional crisis that will affect all of Canada because of her support of the Alberta separatist movement: “Danielle Smith, the infamous premier of Alberta, who is accommodating separatists because they’re cranky and mad- at everything. And they’re trying to take our land and make another country…the chiefs have told her it’s a fantasy…she’s trying to make a deal, on our resources, Alberta resources, treaty resources that belong to us, with the United States of America.” Currie-Hall is the co-founder of Rock the Indigenous Vote. She helped Barack Obama get elected as President by creating a block vote throughout Indian Country in the United States. She’s sat on the International Oversight Committee on Treaty Enforcement and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples committee among others.

Brandi Morin

26,850 views • 23 days ago

"I'm letting you know, I speak for the party, and what our party has said is that we support autonomy and sovreignty for Alberta in a united Canada." Chatting with Shaye Ganam, Premier Danielle Smith pushes back against UCP president Rob Smith's claim that the party will not have an opinion on sovereignty due to many members being in favour of it. Smith says she speaks for the party, and the party thus supports staying in Canada.
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"I'm letting you know, I speak for the party, and what our party has said is that we support autonomy and sovreignty for Alberta in a united Canada." Chatting with Shaye Ganam, Premier Danielle Smith pushes back against UCP president Rob Smith's claim that the party will not have an opinion on sovereignty due to many members being in favour of it. Smith says she speaks for the party, and the party thus supports staying in Canada.

Courtney Theriault

72,878 views • 1 month ago

🚨 THIS IS TREASONOUS BEHAVIOR 🚨 Danielle Smith allegedly told a separatist leader she wants to be the “Prime Minister” of an independent Alberta. While serving as a Canadian premier. That isn’t debate. That isn’t theory. That isn’t harmless. That is treasonous in nature. That is anti-constitutional. That is a betrayal of office. You don’t swear an oath to Canada and then plan its breakup.
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🚨 THIS IS TREASONOUS BEHAVIOR 🚨 Danielle Smith allegedly told a separatist leader she wants to be the “Prime Minister” of an independent Alberta. While serving as a Canadian premier. That isn’t debate. That isn’t theory. That isn’t harmless. That is treasonous in nature. That is anti-constitutional. That is a betrayal of office. You don’t swear an oath to Canada and then plan its breakup.

Bev 🇨🇦

42,328 views • 5 months ago

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is going to convince B.C. Premier David Eby to support a new oil pipeline through his province. "I know that he is on Team Canada and I can't imagine in the end that if we meet the issues that have been raised by British Columbia that he would go off Team Canada," says Smith. "That doesn't seem to me to be the type of person that David Eby is."
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is going to convince B.C. Premier David Eby to support a new oil pipeline through his province. "I know that he is on Team Canada and I can't imagine in the end that if we meet the issues that have been raised by British Columbia that he would go off Team Canada," says Smith. "That doesn't seem to me to be the type of person that David Eby is."

CTV Question Period

163,389 views • 1 year ago

This is a male athlete identifying as a woman and entering the women's bench competition in the Alberta Powerlifting Union. He smashed the female bench record with a 368lb bench press. This record will never be broken by a woman. Currently, 4 out of 5 records in women's powerlifting in Alberta are held by men. This is why the upcoming legislation to protect the female category in sports is so important by Danielle Smith A female only category, male only, and coed category is respectable and fair to all. Linda Blade ICONS Riley Gaines
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This is a male athlete identifying as a woman and entering the women's bench competition in the Alberta Powerlifting Union. He smashed the female bench record with a 368lb bench press. This record will never be broken by a woman. Currently, 4 out of 5 records in women's powerlifting in Alberta are held by men. This is why the upcoming legislation to protect the female category in sports is so important by Danielle Smith A female only category, male only, and coed category is respectable and fair to all. Linda Blade ICONS Riley Gaines

April Hutchinson

57,520 views • 1 year ago

CBC's own investigation revealed that the disinformation campaign around Alberta separatism largely came from click farmers and YouTube operators in the Netherlands...content creators chasing ad revenue by hiring actors and pumping out sensational videos Meanwhile, the RCMP has told the Alberta government that, as of April 2026, they have found no credible evidence of foreign interference in the provincial separatist movement Yet on CBC, Dragons' Den investor Arlene Dickinson insisted there is Russian disinformation at work. When she said, "I find that very difficult to believe... that there's no foreign interference in this," CBC anchor Andrew Nichols offered no pushback. The network's own reporting on the Dutch operators did not substantiate the kind of coordinated foreign interference she implied. This echoes CBC's coverage of the Freedom Convoy, where figures like Justin Ling pushed narratives of extremism and foreign interference with little hard evidence at the time—narratives that politicians and officials later cited as "proof" during the public inquiry. It feels like another CBC-driven frenzy. Arlene Dickinson's certainty aside, the stakes here go far beyond a few protesters on Parliament Hill. This concerns an entire province's grievances and future. Painting legitimate discontent as the product of foreign puppets risks alienating people further rather than addressing root issues Brodie Fenlon, as Editor-in-Chief, it might be time to dial back the hype and stick closer to the facts on the ground Brodie Fenlon
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CBC's own investigation revealed that the disinformation campaign around Alberta separatism largely came from click farmers and YouTube operators in the Netherlands...content creators chasing ad revenue by hiring actors and pumping out sensational videos Meanwhile, the RCMP has told the Alberta government that, as of April 2026, they have found no credible evidence of foreign interference in the provincial separatist movement Yet on CBC, Dragons' Den investor Arlene Dickinson insisted there is Russian disinformation at work. When she said, "I find that very difficult to believe... that there's no foreign interference in this," CBC anchor Andrew Nichols offered no pushback. The network's own reporting on the Dutch operators did not substantiate the kind of coordinated foreign interference she implied. This echoes CBC's coverage of the Freedom Convoy, where figures like Justin Ling pushed narratives of extremism and foreign interference with little hard evidence at the time—narratives that politicians and officials later cited as "proof" during the public inquiry. It feels like another CBC-driven frenzy. Arlene Dickinson's certainty aside, the stakes here go far beyond a few protesters on Parliament Hill. This concerns an entire province's grievances and future. Painting legitimate discontent as the product of foreign puppets risks alienating people further rather than addressing root issues Brodie Fenlon, as Editor-in-Chief, it might be time to dial back the hype and stick closer to the facts on the ground Brodie Fenlon

cbcwatcher

25,213 views • 2 months ago

🌹🛢️⛔️🌊 : Mark Carney admits there is no new pipeline project announcement tomorrow when he meets with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Carney says Albert first has to meet numerous conditions, including expanding the carbon market. He then lists off several key conditions any pipeline approval will require. Carney has dumped huge amounts of red tape on pipelines, while promising to speed up every other project he wants, including data centers. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith either is being played for a fool, or she was aware of all of this, when she signed the MoU. Albertans are getting screwed so hard by this clown.
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🌹🛢️⛔️🌊 : Mark Carney admits there is no new pipeline project announcement tomorrow when he meets with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Carney says Albert first has to meet numerous conditions, including expanding the carbon market. He then lists off several key conditions any pipeline approval will require. Carney has dumped huge amounts of red tape on pipelines, while promising to speed up every other project he wants, including data centers. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith either is being played for a fool, or she was aware of all of this, when she signed the MoU. Albertans are getting screwed so hard by this clown.

Bruce McGonigal

82,740 views • 2 months 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.
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🚨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 • 7 months ago

A few days ago Kathy Flett (insert Alberta flag here) and I had a woman walk up to us in the park and tell us she disagreed with Alberta independence. To be clear, I was already obviously recording our conversation with a LARGE camera. She said she didn’t want to be recorded, but then continued engaging in the conversation while the camera was still there. My position is simple: if you keep talking to someone who is clearly recording in a public place, that is consent enough for me. And in public, consent to record is not required anyway. It’s just a polite thing to ask or respect when possible. That said, I still blurred her identifiable features and even adjusted her voice because I’m not trying to embarrass anyone. I’m trying to have real conversations with Albertans. She talked about immigrating to Canada from Ireland as a child, how her family chose Canada because of Canadian values, and how she worries Alberta is moving away from things like a social safety net, education, professions, and liberal democracy. I don’t agree with her conclusion, but I do think the conversation revealed something important. A lot of people who oppose Alberta independence are angry at the Alberta government. Fair enough. So am I on many issues. But my answer is not to cling harder to a broken Canadian system. My answer is to ask whether the system itself is the problem. If both Ottawa and Edmonton keep failing people, then the answer isn’t more of the same. Alberta Independence is about the power to build something better.
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A few days ago Kathy Flett (insert Alberta flag here) and I had a woman walk up to us in the park and tell us she disagreed with Alberta independence. To be clear, I was already obviously recording our conversation with a LARGE camera. She said she didn’t want to be recorded, but then continued engaging in the conversation while the camera was still there. My position is simple: if you keep talking to someone who is clearly recording in a public place, that is consent enough for me. And in public, consent to record is not required anyway. It’s just a polite thing to ask or respect when possible. That said, I still blurred her identifiable features and even adjusted her voice because I’m not trying to embarrass anyone. I’m trying to have real conversations with Albertans. She talked about immigrating to Canada from Ireland as a child, how her family chose Canada because of Canadian values, and how she worries Alberta is moving away from things like a social safety net, education, professions, and liberal democracy. I don’t agree with her conclusion, but I do think the conversation revealed something important. A lot of people who oppose Alberta independence are angry at the Alberta government. Fair enough. So am I on many issues. But my answer is not to cling harder to a broken Canadian system. My answer is to ask whether the system itself is the problem. If both Ottawa and Edmonton keep failing people, then the answer isn’t more of the same. Alberta Independence is about the power to build something better.

Jon Alberta Patriot

17,729 views • 2 months ago

Alberta Outsourcing Policing to Foreigners: Ministry Won’t Rule Out Officers from Notoriously Corrupt Countries An advertisement from a federally licensed immigration consultant suggesting that foreign police officers from any country could immigrate to Alberta to police Albertans has sparked public outrage. Minister Joseph Schow’s press secretary confirmed to Media Bezirgan that 25 invitations have been issued to foreign police officers to immigrate to Alberta under the new Alberta Advantage Immigration Program. Although the immigration minister’s office said that recruits are “prioritized” from countries with legal frameworks similar to Canada’s, it has not provided a definitive answer on whether the new program allows Alberta’s police chiefs to recruit from countries like Nigeria, where a Canadian judge has ruled that bribery and extortion are official policy of the national police force. “The Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police (AACP) thoroughly vets potential recruits to ensure they are meeting Alberta’s standards for integrity, merit, and national security,” the minister’s press secretary, Hunter Baril, said. However, critics question whether the AACP can be trusted with this task, given their silence on Alberta’s new provincial police force—an organization already mired in controversy over its lack of compliance with Alberta’s stated standards of integrity, merit, and national security. 🧵👇🏻
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Alberta Outsourcing Policing to Foreigners: Ministry Won’t Rule Out Officers from Notoriously Corrupt Countries An advertisement from a federally licensed immigration consultant suggesting that foreign police officers from any country could immigrate to Alberta to police Albertans has sparked public outrage. Minister Joseph Schow’s press secretary confirmed to Media Bezirgan that 25 invitations have been issued to foreign police officers to immigrate to Alberta under the new Alberta Advantage Immigration Program. Although the immigration minister’s office said that recruits are “prioritized” from countries with legal frameworks similar to Canada’s, it has not provided a definitive answer on whether the new program allows Alberta’s police chiefs to recruit from countries like Nigeria, where a Canadian judge has ruled that bribery and extortion are official policy of the national police force. “The Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police (AACP) thoroughly vets potential recruits to ensure they are meeting Alberta’s standards for integrity, merit, and national security,” the minister’s press secretary, Hunter Baril, said. However, critics question whether the AACP can be trusted with this task, given their silence on Alberta’s new provincial police force—an organization already mired in controversy over its lack of compliance with Alberta’s stated standards of integrity, merit, and national security. 🧵👇🏻

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

20,710 views • 11 months ago

“Danielle Smith is black inside. She appoints black inside. Similar people, they attract to each other.” Alberta resident Bob Rai, who suffered the consequences of a compromised police investigation into his cousin’s death is worried about the integrity of Alberta’s new police force under the leadership of Danielle Smith. “With the circumstances she’s surrounded with right now involving corruption and conflicts of interest — she desperately wants her own police force or access to police and intelligence, and I think she hired the perfect candidate that has almost a tainted past as much as she does.” In 2014, Rai’s cousin was murdered under suspicious circumstances. The investigation, he claims, was undermined by Punjabi Sikh translators and a fraudulent Nigerian pathologist who ruled the death a suicide by explosion and fire—effectively blocking the RCMP from pursuing a credible case of assassination linked to Punjabi Sikh organized crime. Now, Rai is expressing serious concern over Premier Danielle Smith’s appointment of Satpal Singh Parhar as Alberta’s new Chief of Police. Citing Parhar’s ties to both the Punjabi Sikh community and Nigeria, Rai fears a repeat of the systemic vulnerabilities that obstructed justice in his family’s case.
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“Danielle Smith is black inside. She appoints black inside. Similar people, they attract to each other.” Alberta resident Bob Rai, who suffered the consequences of a compromised police investigation into his cousin’s death is worried about the integrity of Alberta’s new police force under the leadership of Danielle Smith. “With the circumstances she’s surrounded with right now involving corruption and conflicts of interest — she desperately wants her own police force or access to police and intelligence, and I think she hired the perfect candidate that has almost a tainted past as much as she does.” In 2014, Rai’s cousin was murdered under suspicious circumstances. The investigation, he claims, was undermined by Punjabi Sikh translators and a fraudulent Nigerian pathologist who ruled the death a suicide by explosion and fire—effectively blocking the RCMP from pursuing a credible case of assassination linked to Punjabi Sikh organized crime. Now, Rai is expressing serious concern over Premier Danielle Smith’s appointment of Satpal Singh Parhar as Alberta’s new Chief of Police. Citing Parhar’s ties to both the Punjabi Sikh community and Nigeria, Rai fears a repeat of the systemic vulnerabilities that obstructed justice in his family’s case.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

34,327 views • 11 months ago

🚨 CANADA MAY FINALLY BE MOVING TOWARDS ANOTHER MAJOR OIL PIPELINE Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to multiple routes to the West Coast — including alongside existing infrastructure. Her message appears clear: Canada cannot keep sitting on vast energy reserves while allies face shortages and global trade shifts accelerate. With tariffs, geopolitical tensions and energy security back in focus… The argument for getting Alberta oil to tidewater is growing louder. Supporters say: Build. Export. Strengthen energy independence. Critics warn of environmental impact and long-term costs. Question: Should Canada rapidly expand oil infrastructure — or double down elsewhere?
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🚨 CANADA MAY FINALLY BE MOVING TOWARDS ANOTHER MAJOR OIL PIPELINE Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is open to multiple routes to the West Coast — including alongside existing infrastructure. Her message appears clear: Canada cannot keep sitting on vast energy reserves while allies face shortages and global trade shifts accelerate. With tariffs, geopolitical tensions and energy security back in focus… The argument for getting Alberta oil to tidewater is growing louder. Supporters say: Build. Export. Strengthen energy independence. Critics warn of environmental impact and long-term costs. Question: Should Canada rapidly expand oil infrastructure — or double down elsewhere?

Jim Ferguson

16,648 views • 2 months ago