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It’s one thing to campaign against independence as a private citizen but to do it as the premier using taxpayer dollars is abhorrent! Danielle should let the referendum play out and keep her nose to the grindstone on government responsibilities. Or in her words “stay in your lane”! 🤬
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Good news and bad news really. At the 21 min 30ish mark, a good point is made that might be helpful info for Albertans on the fence to feel more comfortable to vote for independence.. He mentioned that if we were to win a referendum for independence, that means the government has to negotiate in good faith. In the end, it could mean that we separate and it also could mean that Canada could offer a better deal for AB to stay in Canada and we could take that. The bad news I foresee from his statement- the referendum in the end will just be the beginning of long term negotiations that could just stall independence even more than it is now. Either way I am thinking a referendum win for independence is our only hope for change rn. And if this is true, anyone who knows this and won't vote for independence is frozen in fear and not looking out for future generations. (in my opinion)
https://calgarysun.com/opinion/columnists/bell-danielle-smith-400-billion-alberta-separatism
We need a Rick Bell rebuttal column with Denis Kalma and Keith Wilson asap.
Smith also did the “passport thing”. This article shows she has disappointedly joined the fear and smear campaign style of the Federal Liberals:
“Smith again adds she is supporting Alberta remaining in Canada.
She uses the word of the day one more time. The premier obviously feels the word bears repeating.
Realistic.
“We want to be very realistic what kind of costs and inconveniences people would have in their life if they decided to vote otherwise.”
To vote to go down the road to independence.
So there is the report where the details of the gobsmacking price to be paid for Alberta independence will be rolled out.
“It can’t be done overnight,” says Smith.
“We want it out in time for people to have enough time to digest it before the vote.”
The vote in October.
By the way, Smith also isn’t sure citizens of an ...
