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Well I don’t know who said it but they really screwed up. At the Mitch Sylvestre event talking about the new Alberta constitution last night some guy presenting said “flip-flop towel heads that don’t speak Canadian” and THAT’S the news. Now the Independence movement is being labelled “racist” and “bigoted” by even conservatives. Thanks, dude! As if we didn’t have enough to deal with in Jeff Rath! 🤦🏻♀️
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Very good update from Keith Wilson:”Let Alberta Decide Co-Chair Keith Wilson joins me for the most in-depth interview yet on the Alberta independence movement.
Keith breaks down the strategy behind the campaign, upcoming events, the sign campaign, the Alberta Transition Council, foreign interference, and why the movement needs hundreds of scrutineers as the referendum draws closer.”
Also, FYI there will be buses organized from Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Calgary and Grand Prairie for the huge Saturday October 17th Alberta Independence Rally at the Legislature at 3pm.
Mitch, Jeff, Keith, Jason, et al…take note. Do not lose this for us before it’s even begun.
You supposedly learned cooperaton in kindergarten. Now’s the time to practice it.
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Alberta’s independence movement has finally built something substantial. Nearly 302,000 Albertans signed the independence petition. Several organizations are raising serious money. Social media audiences now reach tens of thousands of people directly, with far more seeing the material second-hand. There are volunteers, signs, town halls, advertising campaigns, and detailed work underway to determine what an independent Alberta might look like.
But the independence movement has a problem, and for once Ottawa has nothing to do with it. The problem is that some of the leading people in the movement are now pulling in different directions.
That is hardly new. Alberta independence politics has done this before. The modern movement reaches back through the Western Canada Concept and Gordon Kesler’s 1982 by-election victory, followed by various independence parties, ...
