Alberta cleared for separation referendum.

[Hel_Books]

Going to be fun to watch this unfold you bet. There is a handshake deal in place that upon successful passing of the referendum the US will extend the new nation of Alberta a $500 billion line of credit secured by their oil reserves. This gives Alberta significant leverage in negotiations with Ottawa.

You go Carney "the great uniter". LMAO

Maybe they should read up on the results of Brexit?

 

[badbabysitter]

And to absolutely no one's surprise...Alberta rejects seperation



https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/art...eparation-referendum-follow-for-live-updates/

 

[ll74]

76% to 24%
Lol

 

[MajorRewrite]

Going to be fun to watch this unfold you bet. There is a handshake deal in place that upon successful passing of the referendum the US will extend the new nation of Alberta a $500 billion line of credit secured by their oil reserves. This gives Alberta significant leverage in negotiations with Ottawa.

You go Carney "the great uniter". LMAO

Poor Rebel. Always wrong about everything.

fUn tO wATcH uNFoLd, yOu bET.

 

[Rebel5soul]

Poor Rebel. Always wrong about everything.

fUn tO wATcH uNFoLd, yOu bET.

Poor monkey didn't understand the prerequisites. Have some banana as a consolation prize.

 

[MajorRewrite]

Recent voting history in Alberta paints an excellent picture, and Albertans are even more eager today to get out of the Canada Confederation.

This thread is full of delusional gems.

 

[MajorRewrite]

Poor monkey didn't understand the prerequisites. Have some banana as a consolation prize.

Gibberish replies are dumb, Rebel. Albertans overwhelmingly reject separatism.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

 

[LeahWill]

Do you guys ever get tired of being right about everything?

There is a handshake deal in place that upon successful passing of the referendum the US will extend the new nation of Alberta a $500 billion line of credit secured by their oil reserves. This gives Alberta significant leverage in negotiations with Ottawa.

You go Carney "the great uniter". LMAO

I already signed up for signing the petition. Can't wait for Alberta to be independent.

We’ll take the conservative provinces and leave the communists in Ottawa and the displaced frogs in Quebec to enjoy the consequences of the world they so enthusiastically built.

We don’t care one bit how you delusional clowns hallucinate your way through the world, or how Canadian reality is endlessly retranslated by activists, bureaucrats, and credentialed idiots into something unrecognizable. We trust our own eyes, not your focus-grouped myths, euphemism-laden press releases, or moral preening disguised as analysis. You chant consensus like a spell because you can’t defend it. We observe, compare, and conclude.

Recent voting history in Alberta paints an excellent picture, and Albertans are even more eager today to get out of the Canada Confederation.

I'm already checked out of Canada, we just need to make it official.

We know it’s bad because we have eyes and ears. Provinces aren’t whispering their discontent, they’re shouting it, as citizens there increasingly push to break free from Ottawa’s control.

Can't wait to see official petition numbers.

Hitting the needed target number (178k) is considered a bygone conclusion. Organizers are aiming for getting over a million.

The goal of independence is starting to create the same vibe I had during the 2024 American election campaign for Trump.

Even people I know personally who were on the fence have started signing; heck, one of my co-workers who was initially cautious and on the fence is the one who gave me info to go sign, since I've been holding off simply on the basis of not wanting to stand in line for hours with hundreds of others.

Alberta independence is looking very possible now

Word is we blasted past the minimum signatures needed; just a matter now of how many more beyond it we get to send a strong message on the course of the actual referendum

Amercian media doesn't dictate the reality of my province, one way or another. The issue of Alberta separatism is at an all time high

I expect the Albertans to express their displeasure by leaving a country whose last PM denied the existence of a Canadian identity.

 

[ImaginedScenarios]

Congratulations to Alberta for overwhelmingly voting to remain a part of Canada and resisting the USA interference.

 

[ImaginedScenarios]

Sorry Donald nobody wants you

 

[TastySuckToy]

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Would've liked to see question 10 be higher for Independence, but glad the 9 did really well.

Voted yes to all 10, so did my part.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Would've liked to see question 10 be higher for Independence, but glad the 9 did really well.

Voted yes to all 10, so did my part.

The result of the secession question was no surprise because numerous polls pointed to it. I hadn’t seen polling on the other questions and found those results to be very interesting. Alberta voters cannot be taken for granted. Carney seems to understand that better than his predecessor.

 

[TastySuckToy]

The result of the secession question was no surprise because numerous polls pointed to it. I hadn’t seen polling on the other questions and found those results to be very interesting. Alberta voters cannot be taken for granted. Carney seems to understand that better than his predecessor.

Question 10 wasn't actually a separation/independence question.

It was asking Albertans if they wanted the government to start the legal process of moving towards a binding referendum on the issue.

My read is that Albertans aren't prepared to commit to that yet.

 

[LeahWill]

My read is that Albertans aren't prepared to commit to that yet.

Are you sure...?

 

[TastySuckToy]

Are you sure...?

Are you denying the election results?

 

[LeahWill]

Are you denying the election results?

Why would you think that?

My read is that Albertans aren't prepared to commit to that yet

I just asked if you were sure they aren't.

I mean...you don't exactly have your 'finger on the pulse' of public opinion there do you?

 

[TastySuckToy]

Why would you think that?

The voter results clearly show Albertans aren't ready for binding independence referendum yet.

I just asked if you were sure they aren't.

I mean...you don't exactly have your 'finger on the pulse' of public opinion there do you?

The voting results results undeniably prove my argument.

There is a huge difference between "Do you want to ask this question?" and "What is your answer to this question?"

 

[DeluxAuto]

Going to be fun to watch this unfold you bet. There is a handshake deal in place that upon successful passing of the referendum the US will extend the new nation of Alberta a $500 billion line of credit secured by their oil reserves. This gives Alberta significant leverage in negotiations with Ottawa.

You go Carney "the great uniter". LMAO

Hey, shit for brains!

 

[LeahWill]

The voting results results undeniably prove my argument.

Whilst your previously confidently delivered 'arguments'...

Recent voting history in Alberta paints an excellent picture, and Albertans are even more eager today to get out of the Canada Confederation.

Alberta independence is looking very possible now.

...clearly prove mine

Are you sure...?

I mean...you don't exactly have your 'finger on the pulse' of public opinion there do you?

 

[Rebel5soul]

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I had anticipated the pro separation to be in the high 30 to low 40 range. Cest la vie.

 

[LeahWill]

I had anticipated the pro separation to be in the high 30 to low 40 range. Cest la vie.

In the UK when things row backwards this quickly we make them sound a warning.

Don't know why that suddenly came to mind...

(COMING SOON: Whiteguide will have a website claiming not all the votes were counted).

 

[TastySuckToy]

I had anticipated the pro separation to be in the high 30 to low 40 range. Cest la vie.

There was no separation or independence question on the ballots.

Questuon 10 merely asked if the government should start the legal process for a binding referendum questuon about Alberta leaving Canada.

 

[TastySuckToy]

Whilst your previously confidently delivered 'arguments'...

That Alberta Independence has significant legs and is possible?

That is a valid argument and the voting proves it.

 

[Rebel5soul]

There was no separation or independence question on the ballots.

Questuon 10 merely asked if the government should start the legal process for a binding referendum questuon about Alberta leaving Canada.

It might as well have been the real thing. I see no path forward with those sort of numbers.