@Webster21 and I attended the information session for independence yesterday in Brook hosted by Todd Beasley with speakers
Dr Dennis Modry - founder and executive chair of the Alberta Prosperity Project
Mr. Cory Morgan - host - "the Cory Morgan Show" author and journalist at the Westen Standard
Mr. Michael Wagner author "No other option" a guide for Alberta self determination
Mr. Vince Byfield - a passionate Albertan and Ted's son
Mr. Danny Hozack - past chair of the Canadian Cattleman's association.
This was a information session for those with no understanding or knowledge of Alberta's history and the independence movement so for those of us who have been on the freedom train it wasn't much new. They need to have more information readily available and I'm talking numbers in a hand out or certainly in their hands to present when asked about numbers.
I had a elderly lady thank me for my question when I was leaving, I asked for the numbers regarding what pension amounts would be, what it would cost to have our own police force, collect our own taxes. I am a numbers person and so are those I talk to. We need facts to the best of our knowledge regarding how this will affect people's bottom line.
I love dreaming about freedom and prosperity just like anyone else, hope is a powerful motivator but it's also dangerous when it's folly and not backed with facts. We need those numbers and real world plans.
What did you think @Webster21? (Sorry I had to rush off, grandkids were past their patience).
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