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It would appear the few mega rich have been playing Stratego with the mindless and witless masses for a very long time. I have always felt I was a pawn in a global game of chess but they are still not untouchable...only human.
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https://cnm5000.substack.com/p/the-independence-ledger-revenue-in?
“After three substantial reports, Kalma’s conclusion is remarkably straightforward. Alberta already generates enough revenue to replace the federal services it would inherit, operate the additional institutions required of a country and still have money left over.
As Kalma told CBC in a recent CBC interview, “This is affordable, this is doable and actually well within the means that Alberta has today.”
This is important because much of the debate starts from the wrong premise.
Alberta would not become independent on Friday night and begin building a country from scratch on Monday morning. We already have a Legislature, ministries, courts, municipalities, police services, hospitals, schools, universities, highways, resource regulators and a large professional public service.
The ATC’s transition plan makes precisely this point: most of what Albertans depend upon every day already exists.”
