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If it gets down to brass tacks the bottom line is...you don't get what we built.
Not sure if anyone ever watched Little House on the Prairie but I did and one episode keeps popping up in my mind. Want to deal with all the invaders coming in to our country and taking over or the FN land claims taking over? Blow it up.
The finale of the show "The Last Farewell" The townspeople chose to destroy Walnut Grove as an act of defiance against the railroad tycoon who had fraudulently acquired their land. Rather than allow him to profit from their homes and businesses, they chose to erase the town itself, ensuring he would not benefit from their labor and memories. It was a powerful, albeit drastic, statement about the importance of community and self-determination.
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Carney and the Liberals prefer communist China
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DREW BARNES: Danielle Smith scores again — why does it always have to be in her own net?
Let’s be clear — Alberta should be the freest, most prosperous place in the world — not a mid-level, economically challenged, monotonous institution.
Drew Barnes is a former Alberta MLA known for his staunch advocacy of fiscal conservatism, free-enterprise principles, and provincial autonomy.
Unquestionably, the most prominent "stepping on a rake" moment in Alberta’s political history occurred when Danielle Smith, then Leader of Her Majesty’s Official Opposition, led a mass floor-crossing to the governing PC party.
At the time, the PC dynasty was 44 years stale. Smith represented over a million Alberta conservatives and carried the momentum of years of grassroots strategy and diligence. The Wildrose was poised to end that dynasty and usher in a free-enterprise majority that could have changed Alberta — and Canada — forever.
Instead, she, her advisors, and the majority of her caucus deliberately kicked the ball into ...
