I am glad Mr and Mrs Albertan are safe all though Mrs Albertan is a little shaken up.. They have done the lord's work during this campaign. #Vote ##Option2 for FREEDOM. Thank you @johnrbolton01 for all you do for #AlbertaIndependence movement.

Budweiser has been "Brewed in Canada" since 1980—about 46 years as of 2026. Now they're leaving. A REAL leader would have cut a deal with our strongest ally. Carney did this. Someone needs to cut off his US investments and see how he feels.

People in France are probably wondering and hoping someone will save them. Sorry, no one is coming to save you. This is New France.

Meanwhile, in Ontario🧐🤔🇨🇦

A “seat at the table” only matters if Alberta arrives with leverage. That was the point I made this weekend, as reported by the Calgary Herald: “Voting for Option 2 gives Alberta leverage. Voting Option 1 is a surrender.” The article explains my argument and what I believe is at stake on October 19. 👇 Calgary Herald calgaryherald.com/news/local…

ALBERTA VOTE ALERT 🚨 TODAY IS THE DAY! Please vote as if your life and the lives of your friends and family depend on it. This is a vote to preserve democracy in Alberta. You are voting in support of the right of Albertans to have a say on the future of their families. You are also voting to hold the government accountable for their promises. A vote for OPTION 2 is your chance to tell government that you expect better from them. A vote for OPTION 2 also opens the door to actually ending equalization, making Carney keep his promises and holding corrupt politicians accountable to you as a voter. Ask yourself if you trust politicians so much that you want to surrender your power and leverage to vote to SMITH and CARNEY because you trust them so much to do right by you. Please call your friends and family. Get them all out to vote. This might be the last chance we have to preserve democracy in Alberta! VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE QUESTION 10 OPTION 2

RT @JudyMaxB: Could not have said this any better than Tanya has @miss_tanyac No Leader of any democracy -if Canada still can be called t…

RT @papajeff71: A Prayer for Alberta Independence Lord, Let Alberta's people have the freedom to speak, to work, to worship, to raise the…

This is what a large gas pipeline explosion crater looks like.

I didn’t need any more reasons to vote Option 2 in the Alberta Referendum and a chance to vote YES to Independence. Already so many valid reasons But here’s another one 👇🥺

🪖Four fallen. Many more wounded. Sgt Morgan Wong Pte Shaun Farrell Pte Aidan Goulding Pte Hayden Lykkemark Died during training at CFB Wainwright, 17 Oct. 39 others injured, 19 critical. Honour them. Pray for the wounded and their families. They answered the call. 🇨🇦 #CAF #WeRemember

RT @JeffreyRWRath: EVEN IF YOU ARE VOTING FIR A “STRONGER ALBERTA WITHIN A UNITED CANADA” VOTE QUESTION 10 OPTION 2 STRENGTH COMES FROM…

This is the battle that's going on in some detached home neighbourhoods in Calgary and Edmonton. Developers are buying old homes, knocking them down, and replacing them with 8 family unit buildings. I can't imagine the stress on the infrastructure like power, water and sewer. 1/

My heart is heavy for the Canadian Armed Forces community. Diane and I are praying for the families of the members lost in the fire at CFB Wainwright, and for the full recovery of those injured.

This is the future of all of Europe and, unless we vote carefully in November, the future of the US as well. Hard to believe you might think, but I have seen Europe fall in just the last 15 years. With the democrats in control here, we will not be far behind.

In Wainwright overnight, a staff member at the local McDonald's told us they spent the day making coffee and food for the hospital. He said more than a dozen paramedics came through, and other customers kept offering to pay for them. It's 5 a.m., and the town of Wainwright is now quiet after a deadly fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. 'm on the ground, and will have more to share @MediaBezirgan.

I'm just fascinated by the fact that there's a white kid working at a McDonalds.

As per @grok. Mark carneys conflict of interest would not be tolerated in any other office in this country. But it stands for the government???? Would this arrangement survive five minutes in the private sector? No. In any major corporation, bank, pension fund, or public company, Mark Carney’s setup would end his career the day it became known. He would be fired, the board would demand full divestment, and regulators or auditors would open an investigation. What is treated as routine process under this federal government would be treated as an unacceptable conflict anywhere else. Private-sector rules are blunt for a reason. Executives and directors with residual financial interests in a former firm — stock options, deferred units, carried interest, or anything whose value moves with that firm’s performance — do not stay in roles where they can influence decisions that touch that firm. Blind trusts exist, but they are not treated as a free pass when the portfolio is this large and the decisions are this broad. Companies require either outright sale or hard, independently administered recusal with no involvement by the executive’s own staff. “General application” carve-outs that let you shape industry-wide subsidies, infrastructure policy, nuclear strategy, or carbon-credit frameworks while residual interests sit in the background do not fly. The optics alone get you walked out. Carney’s reality: roughly $6.8 million in Brookfield instruments whose value rises with the firm, hundreds of other holdings in a blind trust, and an ethics screen covering more than 100 Brookfield-related entities (including Westinghouse). That screen is administered by his own Chief of Staff and the Clerk of the Privy Council. It has been applied in a handful of specific cases. Broad policies that expand markets for infrastructure, heat pumps, nuclear technology, carbon capture, and transition assets are allowed to proceed under the “general application” exception. Brookfield’s portfolio sits squarely in those sectors. In a private company this would be called what it is: an executive with residual upside shaping the environment in which his former firm operates, with the compliance process run by people who report to him. Private boards do not accept “the screen caught a few files” as the answer when the firm’s assets under management are measured in the hundreds of billions and the policy decisions are national. They do not accept an unpaid family appointment sitting next to billion-dollar packages in the same space. They do not accept pension capital being structured into vehicles with the former employer while residual instruments remain. They fire the person and force the sale so there is nothing left to manage. This current federal government treats the same facts as compliant process. The Conflict of Interest Act permits blind trusts and screens with general-application exceptions. The Ethics Commissioner has not found a violation. The ethics committee’s recommendation for full divestment by the prime minister was not adopted. That is the gap. What would end a private-sector career is presented as ordinary governance here. Canadians are told the rules are being followed. In any other serious organization the rules would have ended the arrangement long ago. Results. Not process. Not spin.

In 10 days Mark Carney has full Intention of signing up Canada without a single word being spoken in parliament. Can we the people stop this Train wreck???? WE THE PEOPLE MUST STAND UP FOR OUR COUNTRY.