Separistism is always rears it's ugly head when the Liberals are in power. They are the party of division.

Alberta and Saskatchewan separation doesn't mean chaos or fantasy.
It means leverage.
It means decisions made here, not by people who never live with the consequences.
It means control over our resources, our taxes, and our future.
I don't talk about prairi separation because I hate Canada.
I talk about it because I'm tired of being taken for granted.
We produce. We pay. We get lectured.
That's not partnership — that's dependence.
Alberta separation isn't a threat.
It's what happens when being ignored stops working.
Staying quiet guarantees nothing changes.
Leverage changes everything.

Fun fact:
BC prosperity project is coming. The north of BC wants to join Ab & Sk.

Across Canada, people are lining up.

In Alberta, they're lining up for something else.

Carney's play is simple: wave "Trump" like a scarecrow, keep eastern voters panicked and obedient, then walk them straight off the cliff.
Alberta and Saskatchewan doesn't have to follow. We can choose independence and keep our future on the prairies.

Alberta and Saskatchewan both became provinces in 1905, delivered by a nefarious midwife (Wilfrid Laurier) who did not have our best interests at heart. Now, 120 years later, we have finally outgrown Confederation and are ready to move out on our own.

Senator Paula Simons went on CHED radio and unloaded on the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) and the wider Alberta independence movement. In a few breaths, she painted the whole thing as xenophobic, racist, misogynist, anti-woman, transphobic, and homophobic. She even nodded toward the old standby about "dark" foreign money involved.

Those are not policy critiques. They are character assassinations aimed at thousands of ordinary Albertans.

If a senator wants to accuse a public movement of hatred, the burden is on the senator to show receipts. Names. Examples. A pattern. Something more than vibes and a suspicious tone of voice.