A Vote for Mark Conman is a Vote For Canada Becoming the Fifty First State

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If Alberta was an independent country or even a US state and Canada made an offer to join, does anyone think the people of Alberta would give their assent knowing what they do now.

Not a chance. Then again I doubt the US would consider such an offer... and that ain't gonna happen unless it falls into globalist progtard hands again.

[Shen Li]

Not a chance. Then again I doubt the US would consider such an offer... and that ain't gonna happen unless it falls into globalist progtard hands again.

The status quo isn't an option anymore.

Now that they have a US prez sympathetic to their plight, let's see if he can sweeten the pot. Something even some of those libtards in Edmonton would vote yes to in a referendum that Danielle Smith just made a lot easier to achieve.

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The status quo isn't an option anymore.

Now that they have a US prez sympathetic to their plight, let's see if he can sweeten the pot. Something even some of those libtards in Edmonton would yes to in a referendum that Danielle Smith just made a lot easier to achieve.

He's a businessman by trade, Alberta has fossil fuel locked up in the oil sands. So far, so good.

Understand this from Donald Trump's perspective though. The US has already been a net energy exporter under his last presidency and it isn't as though he strictly needs Alberta's resources to return to that paradigm. The US has its own resources it might exploit.

Yes, having Alberta in the bag increases that pool, that I do not deny. But there is nothing stopping Albert and America negotiation a deal for the sale and transportation of said resources once Ottawa has been excised from the equation. Becoming a state necessarily subjugates and assures Alberta's future, remaining independent requires a favourable trade agreement. Either way, the US gets its cut. Trump doesn't need to come a-calling, Alberta needs to go to him and hammer out a deal. If the ruling class genuinely want to talk turkey and not merely have a convenient fall guy in Ottawa to blame the provinces woes on.

[Shen Li]

He's a businessman by trade, Alberta has fossil fuel locked up in the oil sands. So far, so good.

Understand this from Donald Trump's perspective though. The US has already been a net energy exporter under his last presidency and it isn't as though he strictly needs Alberta's resources to return to that paradigm. The US has its own resources it might exploit.

Yes, having Alberta in the bag increases that pool, that I do not deny. But there is nothing stopping Albert and America negotiation a deal for the sale and transportation of said resources once Ottawa has been excised from the equation. Becoming a state necessarily subjugates and assures Alberta's future, remaining independent requires a favourable trade agreement. Either way, the US gets its cut. Trump doesn't need to come a-calling, Alberta needs to go to him and hammer out a deal. If the ruling class genuinely want to talk turkey and not merely have a convenient fall guy in Ottawa to blame the provinces woes on.

Becoming a state means they can use American currency, they do not need an armed forces and most of all NO EQUALIZATION MONEY for Quebec and the other freeloading provinces.

If they can get US dollar for CDN peso parity and no income tax like Alaska, I expect over 50% of voters in that province to say it was nice(not really) knowing you Canada.