Canada Is Not As United As Canada Thinks

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This isn't exactly new news because Alberta has been disillusioned with the Canadian government for a long time and talked about secession. I believe there is also another province which isn't so happy either. So, Canada isn't as against the United States as their leaders would have you believe.

Alberta’s premier will hold referendum to split from Canada if petition reaches mark​


 
This isn't exactly new news because Alberta has been disillusioned with the Canadian government for a long time and talked about secession. I believe there is also another province which isn't so happy either. So, Canada isn't as against the United States as their leaders would have you believe.

Alberta’s premier will hold referendum to split from Canada if petition reaches mark​


I'm wondering how the rest of Canada would survive if Alberta did separate since they produce 84% of Canada’s crude oil and 61% of its natural gas, contributing significantly to the country's GDP.
 
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Even British Columbia has different views than Ottawa.
Then there's complexity of French Canadian aspects of Canadian politics.

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Parts of BC are conservative, nothing crazy leftoid like east of Saskatchewan.
 
I'm wondering how the rest of Canada would survive if Alberta did separate since they produce 84% of Canada’s crude oil and 61% of its natural gas, contributing significantly to the country's GDP.
I'm pretty sure there is a second province which has talked about seceding. But, as to your thoughts, isn't it surprising that the province provid
Alberta and Saskatchewan are quite conservative.
Sas must have been the other one I was thinking about.
 
I'm wondering how the rest of Canada would survive if Alberta did separate since they produce 84% of Canada’s crude oil and 61% of its natural gas, contributing significantly to the country's GDP.
I'm pretty sure there is a second province which has talked about seceding. But, as to your thoughts, isn't it surprising that the province provid
Parts of BC are conservative, nothing crazy leftoid like east of Saskatchewan.
Funny how our own media and certain ones in Canada would have you think that Canada is united against the US.
 
I'm pretty sure there is a second province which has talked about seceding. But, as to your thoughts, isn't it surprising that the province provid

Funny how our own media and certain ones in Canada would have you think that Canada is united against the US.
Liars, and the leftist media in Canada is no better.
 
Canada's new PM is a flaming far left nut job.

P/M Justin Trudeau's economic advisor. How'd that work out for Canada's economy? Yeah, you're right. Not so good. ;)

He only dropped both his UK and Irish citizenship, and then went onto denouce the carbon tax because he needed to in order to be seen as not like Trudeau. In reality, he's just like him, another far left loony progressive globalist. Carney was a strong advocate for carbon pricing, including the carbon tax, as a key mechanism to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In his 2021 book Values, he praised it as "one of the most important initiatives" and highlighted Canada’s carbon pricing model as exemplary.
 
This isn't exactly new news because Alberta has been disillusioned with the Canadian government for a long time and talked about secession. I believe there is also another province which isn't so happy either. So, Canada isn't as against the United States as their leaders would have you believe.

Alberta’s premier will hold referendum to split from Canada if petition reaches mark​


Canada really fucked up. The vote to “own” Trump was a huge mistake on their part. They’re basically doing the play stupid games win stupid prizes thing. Or FAFO.
 
Canada really fucked up. The vote to “own” Trump was a huge mistake on their part. They’re basically doing the play stupid games win stupid prizes thing. Or FAFO.
Yeah, they're making a big deal about Trump saying he will make Canada the 51st state when Trump wasn't going to really do that anyway. So they made a point, about nothing.
 
Yeah, they're making a big deal about Trump saying he will make Canada the 51st state when Trump wasn't going to really do that anyway. So they made a point, about nothing.
You think they may have had second thoughts when their new PM sat there in the oval office and Trump said in no unclear terms we’re going to wipe out your auto, steel and aluminum industries? All you had to do was eliminate your tariffs. But it is what it is.
 
I'm wondering how the rest of Canada would survive if Alberta did separate since they produce 84% of Canada’s crude oil and 61% of its natural gas, contributing significantly to the country's GDP.
Considering all that oil is on Treaty land and the native chiefs have said they are not leaving Canada, Canada will do quite well.
 
Yeah, they're making a big deal about Trump saying he will make Canada the 51st state when Trump wasn't going to really do that anyway. So they made a point, about nothing.

To be sure, one of Trump's failings is that he constantly bloviates. He had no business early on referring to Canada as our 51st state. Or taking over Greenland.

I can see Greenland, but who wants Canada as a 51st state? Saying such stuff has simply inflamed both countries with a defensive, combative attitude--- not everything in global politics can be best handed so bluntly like a hostile business takeover. Now even if he does work out deals with both countries, he has to overcome all of that before he even begins to get anywhere with either. He has downright angered both countries belittling them before the battle even began.

I watched part of Trump the other day with the new PM of Canada at the WH. Media bait him with questions and he falls right in. They tried it with Carney and he didn't bite. He kept his answers short and direct without expounding on them, he even refused, saying he had already answered the question when they tried.

But Trump likes attention too much, tooting his own horn. Does Trump even have a press director or media chief? Sometimes Trump sounds like he answers stuff without having given even a bit of thought to the matter first. I heard him asked questions that should have been simple 1-3 word answers grow into whole paragraphs. Then he always goes off on a tangent. Like when he said we don't need anything from Canada. He did not need to say that. I don't know if it isn't true, but Trump continually exposes himself by unnecessarily saying more than he really needs to, and these other countries, the media and democrats arm themselves with it all, turn it around and use it against him.

Trump is so busy being the BMOC that he fails badly as a diplomat--- now he is finding out with Putin. While Trump always says more than he knows, Putin is a seasoned vet who always knows far more than he tells. After Trump saying 231 times how that war would never have started with him in office everytime the topic is bridged, he is finding out now that he cannot solve it in a day, not a week, a month, maybe not ever.

Same can be said for Trump's claim to buy up Gaza and take it over. Where the hell was his mind??? I sure hope these are just public faux pas and not signs of far deeper problems within. For all the good Trump gets done, he would probably get twice as much done if he would just shut the hell up sometimes.
 
This thread presents an opportunity to explore concepts like one country interfering in another's internal affairs. In the past, both Canada and Cuba have sent people to the United States to agitate for certain causes (opinion). The Cuban interference was a direct operation conducted by the Cuban government, while the Canadian interference may have been less organized—but fundamentally it remains the same. So, if those governments can interfere in our affairs, what’s wrong with the United States sending agents—either official or volunteer—into Canada to help the people of Alberta agitate for their freedom from the oppressive central government and police state of Ottawa?
 
Alberta and Saskatchewan are quite conservative.

Canada is turning into America. In fact, if Trump didn't piss Canada off, a conservative was going to win the election. So Canadians are just as dumb as we are. Well, almost. They actually got offended when Trump offended them. Here in America, trump picked up more votes each time he offended Americans. Blacks ate it up when he said they lived in shitholes. Mexicans voted for him after he called them rapists.
 

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