Well except for that one.

The real men in Canada need to fight now, before it's to late. Canadians and many Europeans are in serious trouble.

Keith

They're busy playing hockey.

The new "Brit Card" in Great Britain that will allow everyone to be tracked, identified, blocked from receiving benefits, granted benefits, blocked from the internet and blocked from working, by their cell phones, is even more number of the beast like.

Keith

Keith, I'm seeing video of bobbies showing up at 2am knocking on doors to tell brits to delete online posts or face arrest.

How long before that "report" button under this post goes straight to a 911 center?

I've seen those videos too. Within the last few days, the police chainsawed a flats door down over what they considered an Islamaphobic post, after two pudgey female cops failed at kicking it in. There's lots of videos of British police removing British flags from light posts, the fronts of residences and real peaceful protesters. The British people need to arm up and revolt.

I worry about the people in Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Italy, France, Greece, Portugal and the Scandinavian countries. Their future appears bleak to non existent.

Keith

Pretty sure this will be third attempt to pass a similar bill,,,,, the others failed

But ya,, Canada is in serious trouble economically and politically

Been in trouble for a long long time

It’s embarrassing

Those British Bobbies or Canadia Mounties/ cops wouldn't last 20 mins Any-city USA.

Perhaps Trump should rethink selling US weapons to NATO.

I sort of wonder if Kash Patel gifted the inoperable, 3D printed guns to the New Zealand top law enforcement to promote the idea that the people can print their own 3D guns.

Keith

Would not surprise me at all if Kash was making a point. Heck, if they did nothing they were in violation of their own laws do something and they look like idiots. Or try to arrest the director of the FBI over a piece of plastic when he entered the country?

I'm quite enjoying this Trump 2.0 master troll administration. They are dropping traps left and right and the commies keep falling for it.

Yeah. It's tough. There aren't many of us and we don't have a 2A like you folks. we can get in serious trouble for hate speech let alone picking a fight honestly. out of the men who COULD fight, and i'm including those of us who were in the forces, or a LEO heck, even someone who can shoot straight not many of us WOULD fight.

Most of us can't risk our families. IE: I provide for my wife and 3 kids, if all my bank accounts are frozen (which they like to do) and I go to jail for a couple years is my wife suppised to figure it out?

If Alberta separates (which is highly unlikely despite whatever the media says, the natives are to happy with government handouts despite them complaining about government, and a lot of Alberta is native/treaty land) we would have to leave our families or get stuck here with the left wing majority.

Moving to the states is nigh Impossible though maine looks like a wonderful outdoorsmans paradise. Have what we have here in Nova Scotia to hunt trap and fish.

At the end of day My responsibility is to God first, my family second. So as life evolves I'll respond with whatever best suits them. We aren't scared to bleed but the left wing government knows how to keep the populace simmering to death, but never boiling over.

Alberta FN’s make up slightly more than 1% of the population,,,,,,they’ll each get vote just like everyone else

Most are tired of living in poverty,,,

I keep seeing a lot of Facebook posts from Canadians, in the other provinces, saying they will move to Alberta if Alberta succeeds. Do any of you Canadians plan to do that?

I thought it was easy for Canadians to immigrate to the US. I've met lots of former Canadians who live in Ohio, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania. Most have US citizenship and all like it better here. There is well over 800,000 Canadians who have immigrated to the US, which is a significant percentage of the Canadian population.

Keith

IMO, as a wife.... YES. How could she ever respect someone who doesn't stand up for what is right? If you're concerned about your bank accounts, remove the money from them before doing whatever you do.......... your wife will hold down the fort.......

sp,
You are correct. Canada has been in trouble for a long time.

I flew into Winnepeg with 3 friends during 2020 spring for a bear hunt.

When we exited the plane and entered the terminal building headed for our luggage all I saw were people with towels wrapped around their heads. I honestly wondered if we had landed at the wrong airport.

Trouble has been brewing around the world for decades.

I’m sure I’m get attacked but what the heck. lol

I’m not sure Internet and reality are the same regarding the topic. I say that for a couple of reasons. I live reasonably close to the Alberta / Saskatchewan border, within 50 miles. I know a lot of Alberta residents, from all walks of life in terms of work, from public employees to ranchers, pipefitters, oil patch people etc. Nobody I know personally are in favour. I recently spent a couple days in Alberta as my wife and I went to a Morgan Walken concert. (I went for Brooks and Dunn, I’m that old) Anyways, I’m not afraid of random conversation with strangers, it’s not like I talked to the entire 60000 people but all the Albertans seated near us were against the idea. I also saw 2, yes, 2 people standing on the street with their separation signs and flags. A whopping 2 people in 3 days. So I think the internet and reality paints different pictures. I know there are things such as worm holes and echo chambers but even guts I know who work in oil and gas camp jobs in Alberta but come back here when they’re off work say the number of those cliques is way smaller than social media makes you think.

Anyways, no, I won’t jump ship across the border if they separate. Housing is much more expensive there, they have the highest power prices in the country (ironic or insane or both), their automobile insurance rates are far far more expensive than ours, even with no provincial sales tax there, the cost of living is definitely way better for me here. But, that’s secondary to me. They have like 600 lakes, we have 100 000 (that’s why they spend their summers here), their big game hunting opportunities for residents are poorer than they are here and many Albertans come here to hunt. For me it is simple , I’d never move to where hunting and fishing are poorer for local residents.

FTR: the proposed bill is ridiculous and destined to fail.

We just got back from our 24th trip to northwestern Ontario, and it has been an eye opener to watch as this progresses over the years up there. It became especially shocking during the Fauci virus shutdown when our friends, who live in remote areas, told us they had wardens repurposed to slowly patrol their rural roads to see if anyone tried to leave their homes. Their government is out of control.

Meanwhile, they are overrun with immigrants to the point that even liberals are complaining that there are too many of them. Every business we stop at on our way up is predominantly run by middle eastern and Indian people now.

Our friends live an outdoor lifestyle and run fish camps, deer camps, moose camps and other businesses. They cannot outnumber the liberal city voters and now, the immigrants. They wish for their own Trump to restore Canada to its former freedom.

This is interesting, and also not untrue. However, what is also interesting is that much of what mentioned here is provincial jurisdiction (like state law) and Ontario is not run provincially by Liberals, it is a Conservative provincial government.