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They say Alberta can’t separate without a constitutional amendment. That’s false. The Clarity Act says the referendum comes first—the people decide. Only after a clear “Yes” vote does negotiation begin. No one asks Ottawa for permission.

Rise Of Alberta

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Rise Of Alberta1 年前

Full video ⬇️

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Wendy Robertson1 年前

It's TIME!! Carney is TOUTING Auto & Steel Industries Combined 800,000 jobs across Canada...O&G INDUSTRY is 900,000 JOBS and NOT ONE WORD of PIPELINES or GROWTH for Canada's MOST PROFITABLE INDUSTRY!!! LIBERALS are NOT our FRIEND...GET OUT ALTA & SASK!!!

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NorthernGoose1 年前

Let’s go Alberta freedom with a future

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gerry691 年前

'they' are scared shitless the cash cow is leaving

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Robowrench1 年前

Did Quebec get the same treatment and threats. Canadian Sheeple are dumb.

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Rollie Woods1 年前

Go for it, let Canadians vote as well and your majority is assured. The negotiations must make certain that Alberta is no longer associated with Canada in any way other than through negotiated trade and diplomatic agreements. No CDN currency, passport no sovereignty association

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Brain1 年前

Alberta is ready to seperate and end all equalization to eastern Canada

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Colin Clark1 年前

👍👋👋🤠.

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Lloyd MacKay1 年前

Thanks Rise of Alberta Premier Smith has checked things legally and has opened an office in Ottawa to check out and has the answers! All the best Premier Smith!

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15,658 次观看 • 11 个月前

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158,737 次观看 • 1 个月前

The Virginia Supreme Court weighed in on the Gerrymandering Amendment appeal. They’ll decide whether the amendment process was lawful AFTER the referendum vote. That’s backwards. But at least it’s now clear that it’s up to us to save Virginia. Let’s go 🇺🇸

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23,135 次观看 • 4 个月前

Alberta votes to split from Canada, and guess what? The feds don’t get a veto. Neither do Ontario, Quebec, or anyone else. The 1998 Supreme Court ruling says if Alberta chooses independence, every province and Ottawa and First Nations have a duty to negotiate. No one can just say ‘no’—the law’s clear, and Alberta holds the cards.

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Keith Wilson, K.C.

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Ottawa recently recognized the state of Palestine without Parliament’s approval. If they can do that unilaterally, what’s stopping Washington from recognizing an independent Alberta after a referendum? #AlbertaIndependence

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Keith Wilson

31,723 次观看 • 8 个月前

How does the East still have the strongest voice in Canada? It's time to get to the negotiations stage and demand better for the future of Alberta. Send a message to Ottawa and vote YES to leave Canada in a referendum in order to put Alberta into a seat of power to negotiate for better for future generations. Otherwise, it's telling the Feds that annual increases in taxation without representation is ok. A "Yes" vote to leave Canada doesn't mean it's immediate, it takes the first step to powerful discussion and negotiation. The legal pathway, as laid out, requires discussions in Good Faith with the Federal government and the other 9 Provinces. Let's put our foot down and have a real negotiation instead of being told what to do. #IAMALBERTA

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Bruce McGonigal

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Scott Walker

16,602 次观看 • 1 年前

At first, I was angry about Danielle Smith’s referendum question. It felt like Alberta independence supporters were being denied the direct yes-or-no vote many of us wanted. But after cooling down, I started to see the strategy. If we cannot win a vote on whether Albertans should even have a referendum, then we probably could not have won the direct independence vote anyway. This new question gives fence sitters a third option. People who are frustrated with Ottawa, equalization, pipelines, taxes, the economy, woke policies, and federal overreach, but who are not quite ready to vote yes on independence, can still vote to have the referendum. They can send a message to Ottawa now. And make up their mind later. Watch the full video here:

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