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Harsh, but likely true
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10 reasons why people vote liberal:
1. Public sector workers ~25%
2. People with TDS ~60%
3. The mentally ill gender confused ~6%
4. Boomers who have never voted any other way ~20%
5. Women (and soy men) who have suicidal empathy ~25%
6. People who watch Cable TV/CBC ~30%
7. Immigrants who want their families to come here ~40%
8. Insiders/People who benefit from government contracts ~10%
9. People who now rely on government handouts/benefits ~40%
10. Homeless people who sell their vote to NGOs ~2%
Did I miss any?
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We will never stop trying
What I'd like to see
Replace the federal conservatives with a pro western federalist party similar to the "The Parti Quebecois" that supports strong western culture.
My brother lives in Vernon BC and says that Alberta independence had strong support in the Okanagan, Prince George and the Kootenys, he believes support would be high for a pro western party, additionally separatist sentiment is strong in Saskatchewan, we would do well there also.
We would likely do well in western and southern Ontario and OK in Manitoba.
I do like Pierre, he's trying man, but it's tough when your constantly being misquoted and treated with malice and scorn by the MSM.
As disappointed as I am with premier Smith's lack of support for the independence movement, she has done good things for Alberta, no harm on her staying neutral when and if we can organize a new Federal pro western government to run in the next federal election
We need to alienate and separate ourselves from eastern ...
HERE'S THE FULL WS ARTICLE:
Smith rejects claims 'separatists' helped her win UCP leadership, says she doesn't need their backing
David Wiechnik
Published on:
25 Oct 2026, 12:15 pm
CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has said she doesn’t need the backing of independence supporters, despite a large portion of United Conservative Party (UCP) members having favoured leaving Canada in the lead-up to the October 19 referendum.
In a Saturday interview with CBC’s West of Centre, the premier dismissed suggestions that members of the independence movement were responsible for helping her win the UCP leadership and insisted the debate over leaving Canada was settled in her party.
“That’s not who was supporting me,” Smith said when asked whether she could maintain her leadership and win the next provincial election without the backing of independence supporters.
“The people who were supporting me were the ones who were really concerned about the COVID response. The people who were supporting me were ...
