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Any one of us are in danger in this country if we go against the narrative as we see in this Coutts case. They have and continue to torture these men even though they have been found not guilty of the crimes they were accused of based on the lies by the RCMP. The justice system that is supposed to protect us is victimizing us.
https://autonomoustruckers.substack.com/p/on-the-coutts-verdict-part-one
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EDMONTON LAWN SIGN PICKUP — FRIDAY, JUNE 19
We have received permission from Edmonton Police Services to use their Buy and Sell Exchange Zones for a simple, safe lawn sign pickup.
No rally. No speeches. Just come by, grab a sign, and show your support.
Friday, June 19
3–7 PM
East Edmonton
Edmonton Police Services Northeast Branch
Buy and Sell Exchange Zone
14203 50 Street NW
West Edmonton
Edmonton Police Services West Branch
Buy and Sell Exchange Zone
16505 100 Avenue NW
The signs are free, and donations are welcome so we can keep ordering more
Put one on your lawn, in your window, or share one with a neighbour. Let Albertans know they are not alone in supporting independence.
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Today, critics of Alberta's independence movement came after the people, the process, and the politics — the facts pushed back on all three.
First, a BetaKit article spotlighted an AI company tracking foreign accounts posting about Alberta independence, and critics leapt to claim the whole movement is foreign-driven. The RCMP already found no evidence of organized foreign interference. Seven hundred thousand Albertans didn't sign petitions because a content farm told them to.
Next, NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi wrote a letter demanding CSIS investigate foreign interference, despite the RCMP announcing it found none. CSIS needs actual evidence before opening an investigation. Nenshi wants a grand conspiracy to point at; the facts keep refusing.
Finally, federal Liberal minister Eleanor Olszewski argued in the National Post that this is not the time for Alberta to debate its future, citing tariffs and global instability. But Albertans ...
