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Posted by Shen Li
- April 29, 2025, 11:05:38 PMIf 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.
Posted by Shen Li
- April 29, 2025, 09:46:35 PMPremier Smith fired a shot across the bow. She is making the province ready for the inevitable exit of Alberta from Canada.
Prez Trump, make Albertans an offer. I will go to the embassy and vote yes to statehood.
To white libtard Canadians, you will get your wish. Alberta and it's "dirty oil" will no longer shame you while paying your bills.
Prez Trump, make Albertans an offer. I will go to the embassy and vote yes to statehood.
To white libtard Canadians, you will get your wish. Alberta and it's "dirty oil" will no longer shame you while paying your bills.
Posted by King Raho
- April 29, 2025, 07:55:43 PMQuote from: Herman on April 29, 2025, 04:54:22 PM...Carney argued that fossil fuels must remain in the ground. The "vast majority" must remain "unburned" for the good of the planet.The "vast majority" eh? In other words, he plans on using "some" of it? I can't imagine that will sit too well with the lunatics of the green energons lobby, they want it ALL left in the ground and will scream blue bloody murder when it's not.
Looks like Canada just elected herself a prime mincer that will universally Fail to come through for ALL Canadians, instead of electing a PM that at lease stood a chance of satisfying SOME of them.
Posted by Herman
- April 29, 2025, 07:10:19 PMThat rag the Toronto Star is claiming Alberta is ungrateful the the Liberals who spent $34 billion to buy and expand the Trans Mountain pipeline to get more of Alberta's energy products to the West Coast for shipment overseas.
What a bunch of horseshit. It was Justine's government that made it impossible for Kinder Morgan to continue. We could have got the pipeline built without costing taxpayers a damn dollar, but Justine's Impact Assessment chased away KM.
What a bunch of horseshit. It was Justine's government that made it impossible for Kinder Morgan to continue. We could have got the pipeline built without costing taxpayers a damn dollar, but Justine's Impact Assessment chased away KM.
Posted by Herman
- April 29, 2025, 04:54:22 PMExpect the Liberals to target our major industry (oil and gas) and our way of life with their "green" obsession and woke social agendas.
Are you still clinging to the hope that Prime Minister Carney and his government will build an East-West pipeline and promote expanded exports of Western oil and gas? Don't be naïve.
The Liberal platform talks about Canada becoming an "energy superpower," but it only ever mentions us being a superpower in "clean energy" and a "clean power grid." That means no more pipelines and no end to the Liberals crippling net-zero electricity mandate, carbon pricing, tanker ban and EV mandate.
On election day, I happened across an interview Carney gave to the Independent newspaper in London when he was governor of the Bank of England in 2014. In it, Carney argued that fossil fuels must remain in the ground. The "vast majority" must remain "unburned" for the good of the planet.
So, bye bye Alberta and Saskatchewan. Good luck to the rest of Canada with two of the bill paying provinces becoming part of the US.
Are you still clinging to the hope that Prime Minister Carney and his government will build an East-West pipeline and promote expanded exports of Western oil and gas? Don't be naïve.
The Liberal platform talks about Canada becoming an "energy superpower," but it only ever mentions us being a superpower in "clean energy" and a "clean power grid." That means no more pipelines and no end to the Liberals crippling net-zero electricity mandate, carbon pricing, tanker ban and EV mandate.
On election day, I happened across an interview Carney gave to the Independent newspaper in London when he was governor of the Bank of England in 2014. In it, Carney argued that fossil fuels must remain in the ground. The "vast majority" must remain "unburned" for the good of the planet.
So, bye bye Alberta and Saskatchewan. Good luck to the rest of Canada with two of the bill paying provinces becoming part of the US.
Posted by Herman
- April 29, 2025, 04:52:04 PMQuote from: The Donald on April 29, 2025, 03:50:15 PMAlbertans should give serious consideration to becoming an American state.They already are. So are folks in Saskatchewan.
A huge Wexit rally is planned on the grounds of the Alberta legislature for Saturday. One is coming at the Saskatchewan legislature too.
Posted by Eggward
- April 29, 2025, 04:04:23 PMLOL. Not going to happen.
Posted by The Donald
- April 29, 2025, 03:50:15 PMAlbertans should give serious consideration to becoming an American state.
Posted by Thiel
- April 29, 2025, 02:30:45 PMQuote from: Lokmar on April 29, 2025, 02:17:40 PMWe'll have to see if they actually do anything about it.I read this morning that Alberta's premier has warned that the status quo to continue.
Posted by Lokmar
- April 29, 2025, 02:17:40 PMWe'll have to see if they actually do anything about it.
Posted by Thiel
- April 29, 2025, 02:09:36 PMI would imagine support for Alberta leaving Canada rose today. Saskatchewan too.
Saskatchewan had 100 percent tariffs placed on certain agricultural exports by China and not a word about it from Mark Carney. Their premier was livid about Carney's indifference.
Saskatchewan had 100 percent tariffs placed on certain agricultural exports by China and not a word about it from Mark Carney. Their premier was livid about Carney's indifference.
Posted by Biggie Smiles
- April 27, 2025, 09:30:13 PMQuote from: JOE on April 27, 2025, 09:28:32 PMWell Unlike some of the MAGA supporters who worship Trump as a living God, I don't have that perception of Carney Biggie SmilesBigly.
Carney is just another politician.
Have to wait 'n see how he performs.
Even if Carney gets in I'm sure Poilievre will be nipping at his heels.
Even in Opposition Poilievre is quite fierce, an Attack Dog if I've ever seen one.
Carney is relatively untested & hasn't face the fire yet.
He's still on his Honeymoon and the media has been on his side as well.
Canadian Prime Ministers differ from American Presidents because they have to face their Opposition in Question Period which can be quite brutal.
That's a cool story
but did you know that Admin. sucks cock? still ?
Posted by JOE
- April 27, 2025, 09:28:32 PMQuote from: Biggie Smiles on April 27, 2025, 09:20:54 PMHe's not a God you say JOEJ ? Are you certainly certain of this Joe J
what proof do you have that he is but a mere mortal JOEJ ?
Well Unlike some of the MAGA supporters who worship Trump as a living God, I don't have that perception of Carney Biggie Smiles
Bigly.Carney is just another politician.
Have to wait 'n see how he performs.
Even if Carney gets in I'm sure Poilievre will be nipping at his heels.
Even in Opposition Poilievre is quite fierce, an Attack Dog if I've ever seen one.
Carney is relatively untested & hasn't face the fire yet.
He's still on his Honeymoon and the media has been on his side as well.
Canadian Prime Ministers differ from American Presidents because they have to face their Opposition in Question Period which can be quite brutal.
Posted by Biggie Smiles
- April 27, 2025, 09:20:54 PMQuote from: JOE on April 27, 2025, 07:05:43 PMWell I voted for Carney but he's just another politician, not a God Biggie Smiles
He's not a God you say JOEJ ? Are you certainly certain of this Joe J
what proof do you have that he is but a mere mortal JOEJ ?
Posted by JOE
- April 27, 2025, 09:06:49 PMQuote from: Oliver the Second on April 27, 2025, 07:42:42 PMAnd you seriously think I'll take investment advice from you after hearing you say that?
At best, I'm not sure if the other guy, the Conservative Pierre Poilievre, is any better.
They've both pledged to run substantial budget deficits for the next 4 years Oliver the Second
llie.Today's Conservative party aint like the Old - whose core principles included balanced budgets.
Both Conservatives & Liberals have stated this is necessary to re-build the Canadian economy, decrease economic dependence on the US and to counter the Trump tariffs. So while they differ they are similar in many respects.
But it is acknowledged already, even by the Liberal party that their deficits will be larger.