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Nicely said, from Paul Mitchell on X https://x.com/PaulMitchell_AB
Please share this for progressive Canadians back East...
Greetings progressive Easterners. I have noticed that some of you are quite upset and even enraged by the current quest of many Albertans to have Alberta leave Canada.
Now hear me out.
If you consider it, you're taking this all wrong. Consider the progressive utopian paradise that Canada could be if "polluting", "knuckle-dragging", "bigoted", "backward" conservative Alberta was gone! I mean, that is what you think about us, right? I see those descriptions of us every day on social media, so imagine how great it'll be for y'all once we're no longer holding back your progressive goals and dreams!
With Alberta gone (maybe with Saskatchewan too if you're lucky) there will be no stopping your heart's most desired policies from coming true. Without us there could be:
✅ unlimited diversity and immigration
✅ true Net Zero with heavy taxes for CO2 emissions
✅ collective ...
What a flake!
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi, who once mocked an Alberta government report that mentioned ivermectin as anti-science “quackery,” is now reportedly using the controversial drug to treat his “super rare condition” known as Morbihan syndrome.
While giving an interview about Alberta’s healthcare system on Tuesday, Nenshi was asked by a concerned listener about the “puffiness” in his face.
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“This has been something that’s been going on for me for quite some time,” Nenshi said. “I will tell you that one of the, and we’re going through a lot of treatments trying to figure this out, and we’ll figure it out.”
He went on to say that “one of the treatments that has shown a bit of promise is ivermectin.”
“So there you go, folks, ivermectin actually does work for something,” Nenshi said.
His comments mark a different tone towards the medication, ...
