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Bill Maher hits the nail on the head.

Anyone who thought the large breasted retard should just be “allowed to do it’s thing” is a retard as are those who think those third world cultural gutter trash immigrants are a great addition to our country. People need to speak out and identify the idiocy and those who bring their violent archaic cultural practices here need to be sent where their behaviour is accepted, even welcomed. It has nothing to do with race, sub human gutter trash comes in all colors.

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https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/macleod-danielle-smiths-federalist-fantasy-is-collapsing-alberta-is-ready-for-independence/73434
“David Krayden’s recent post cut straight to the heart of the matter.
Premier Danielle Smith finds herself in an “extremely uncomfortable and untenable position,” he wrote: “she leads a United Conservative Party whose membership largely backs independence, she governs a province where separatist sentiment is climbing to record levels, yet she insists on remaining a committed federalist.”

That tension has never been more glaring since her May 8 meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Smith emerged, telling reporters she had shifted from saying “if” an energy memorandum of understanding would be signed to “when.” She spoke of “significant progress” on a West Coast pipeline and carbon pricing framework, admitting that both industry and ordinary Albertans are “getting a little bit impatient” but insisting these talks prove “Canada can work.”

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