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He makes me laugh he's such a brat - LOL. Check out the rolling "get rid of Gondek" signs.
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It’s the first I’ve heard of this bunch…anybody else hear of them?
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EDMONTON — From Lethbridge's cozy coffee shops to Calgary's crowded trains, and from Edmonton's historic Alberta Legislature to Fort McMurray's chilly oil fields, Albertans have been asking for months, "Who is behind the plan for Alberta's recall scheme?"
Some believe they are driven by unions or the Alberta NDP. Others have argued that the petitions are independent movements seeking to hold MLAs accountable.
The truth is, while the applications may have been filed by constituents of the specific riding, AB Resistance, a Political Third Party Advertiser, has been plotting the scheme for years.
"We are organizing to go to war, information war," reads a Facebook post from ABR in September 2024.
"We are up against a government that routinely pays for 'bot' accounts to make the most ridiculous statements on their behalf, hidden behind a veil of secrecy first in their War Room, now in the Premier’s office. Let it be noted, we didn’t start the war."
The post goes on to say, "We have a plan to organize and activate an army of concerned citizens, groups, organizations and ...
For the first time we had a location open in Bearspaw yesterday (and again today). I was amazed by the people that came. They were lined up at 1:30 so we opened early. We were to open at 2 pm. After the initial rush, it continued to be steady until closing.
What also intrigued me was we weren't getting that many local residents. But we got people from SE, SW, NE, NW Calgary. Many were recent immigrants. Some were second generation immigrants. I was happy for them to come. Several were from countries that had experienced Communism and were so eager to sign.
There was a lady there helping direct traffic. I didn't know who she was until she came over during a bit of a lull and introduced herself. She was the author of Thank You, Truckers! Canada's Heroes and Those Who Helped Them. Donna LaFramboise
She said the atmosphere around our petition paralleled the atmosphere during the Trucker's time in Ottawa. She was asking us what stood out to us as we talked/signed people. I mentioned the large ...
