Why We Have Had it With Canada and are Seeking a Divorce

[Shen Li]

I think our best defense against Canada fucking us up the ass after a successful autonomy vote is to seek some sort of union with the US.

The less control them Ottawa cunts have over us the freer and richer we will be.

And adopt the greenback as your currency. Think of my investments in Alberta.

[Herman]

Alberta and Saskatchewan have had enough of Ottawa's empty vows: "It'll be different this time!" Yeah, right. Same gaslighting, same lies, same federal boot on our neck. Time to hail that independence taxi and never look back.

[Herman]

The values that most Albertans hold dear come from what we might call "Old Canada." These are the values of hard work, looking out for one another, and making sure everyone has a chance to succeed. Before the 1970s, Canada was known for its strong social safety net, including unemployment insurance, healthcare, and pensions (Telford, 2014). These are the values that built strong families and strong communities.

Today, some people confuse "Canadian" values with the values of central Canada, especially during the Trudeau era, and now visibly in Mark Carney's reign too. These "Pro-Ottawa" values often focus on global issues, open borders, and big government spending, sometimes at the expense of local needs. But prairie folks know that the future of family depends on keeping our traditions alive, supporting our neighbours, and making sure our children have the same opportunities we did.

Prairie folks believe in freedom. The freedom to work hard, to build a business, to raise a family, and to make our own choices. This is what we mean by freedom evolution. It's about opportunity, prosperity, and independence. It's about not being told what to do by people who don't understand our way of life.

Some people say that if you stand up for Alberta and Saskatchewan, you are a "traitor to Canada." But that's not true. Standing up for the prairies means standing up for the values that made Canada great in the first place. It means protecting our way of life, our families, and our future.

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Some people say that if you stand up for Alberta and Saskatchewan, you are a "traitor to Canada."

Let them namecall, I don't mind. In order for me to value their opinion of me I would need to respect them first.

I don't.