>>13627127

>Yeah ok cool but what he means is if shito rico isn’t gonna then Alberta isn’t either

Albertans are genetically, morally and dispositionally closer to the citizens of Montana than they are to Ontarioans and Newfies. Alberta has the lowest covid vaccine uptake in the entire country, and have voted consistently majority conservative forever.

Are there lefties in Alberta? Yes, mostly in Edmonton at the University and working in the government. (Edmonton is the Provincial capital)

Anyone know why "Flood detected, post discarded" when using onion? Does anyone have access to Jim?

>>13627130

>Canada will remain sovereign.

Sorry easterner. Alberta (and Sask) has had enough of your bullshit. We're done with you. Don't take it personally, but do take it seriously.

>>13627352

>MAKE ALBERTA 51st STATE

If Alberta becomes an Unincorporated US Territory, residents get:

1. A US Passport.

2. The right to live and work anywhere in the USA or it's territories.

3. Use of the US dollar and access to American banking.

4 We write our own criminal code (death penalty/life for pedophiles)

1. Montana style constitutional carry.

2. No border checks when crossing into Montana.

3. You cannot vote in US Federal elections, we would have no federal congressmen, no federal senator and you can't vote for the President. In exchange for not having a Federal vote, you would pay no federal income taxes.

Why would you want to pay taxes in echange for a useless vote?

>>13627356

>Alberta has oil and other resources

Oil, coal, uranium, natural gas, wheat, beef, and big tiddy goth chicks.

>>13627456

>You really think being owned by the kikes in washington is going to be anything different from the kikes in ottowa?

Spicy talk from someone in a country run by crypto Jews that allows Israel overflight rights to attack other Arab & Persian countries.

The beauty of being an Unincorporated US Territory is that it is specifically in an intermediate stage of incorporation. US Democrats desperately want Puerto Rico to become a US State in order to get two more guaranteed Democrat Senators, so PR periodically has a vote offering the people the choice between:

1. Keep Status quo

2. Become a US State

3. Become an independent country

They invariably keep the status quo because it offers the best of all worlds. All of the benefits of being a part of the US, without the federal taxes while keeping the freedom to leave if the USA becomes too tyrannical.

If you could see past your first order prejudices, you would realize that for a land locked Alberta, having no military, no international infrastructure, no history of being a sovereign nation, that we would have to OVERNIGHT:

-Get international recognition

-Negotiate treaties

-Create and administer an internationally recognized and approved passport

-Create a currency and internationally recognized banking system

-Create a military and border security infrastructure

None of that is possible to achieve overnight.

>>13627712

Who wants to be friends with Bulgaria in drag?

Not I

>>13627719

>Well this brings me to my original point. I quoted a statement about texas

Texas became independent in 1836. If you can't see the difference between creating a new country from scratch in 1836 and 2025, then you really do have some major first order thinking limitations.

In 1836 there were no passports, gold was the money, banking was primitive, international treaties were few and far between, borders were geographic features, commerce and industry were local and international trade was minimal.

Of course a Laurentian Elite shill would try and do everything possible to derail any practical proposal for Alberta & Saskatchewan independence.

>>13627726

The asshole should be a little lower and to the right.

>>13627740

>Go Alberto go. Don't let Ottawa say no. But pay your taxes, to Toronto.

>>13627829

>Oh my fucking god your map… what if BC fell next :)

Most of BC is with AB & SK, save the lower mainland communists.

>>13627874

>Lmao, nigger im not an elite by any means.

You're not elite. You are a shill. Learn reading comprehension. You're either indirectly benefitting from the Alberta transfer payments, (most central/eastern Canadians are) or you're jealous/resentful that Alberta has an escape option and you don't.

In either case, you're shilling against Alberta independence directly benefits those who profit most from the current situation….the Laurentian Elite.

>>13627965

>Canada most of the votes are heavily concentrated in central Canada in the Laurentian region/southern Ontario

Canada is now out of the Top-10 countries on The Economist's Human Development Index.

https://x.com/daniel_foch/status/1920423422762295667

We're now in 16th place. Enjoy the decline.

Everybody is a blood and soil nationalist about the country they actually care about.

>>13628421

>The three highlights from tonight's event with @ABDanielleSmith were

>1) Danielle said politicians should stay away from billionaires from the @wef.

>2) She's giving @MarkJCarney 6 months to give Alberta a fair deal.

>3) A Freudian slip when she said "the Nation of Alberta."

https://x.com/JasonLavigneAB/status/1920688353646932328

Notwithstanding the above, Danielle Smith is a squishy federalist, multiculturalist who values her personal comfort and security above any principles. She crossed the floor just before she had the chance to become premier of Alberta as the leader of the Wildrose party.

>>13628446

I should mention that I believe Danielle Smith is a nice person, and a decent human being. I personally believe she's not the leader who has the right stuff to give birth to an independent Alberta.

I would be extremely happy to be proven wrong in my evaluation of her.

>>13628499

>All constitutions are debt contracts that operate on 70 yr international bankruptcy cycles. 2016-2017, very pivotal to why these questions are being asked now by the premier.

Very interesting thesis. Thank you. 70 years iis close to a 4 generation cycle.

>>13628680

>You got a qrd on that, im mildly retarded.

Fourth turning generational theory. This current one will be like the great depression + WW2.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss%E2%80%93Howe_generational_theory

>>13628713

>When AB goes to the US, we need a giant Gunapalooza

It will take a little while for Albertan's to adjust, but we'll soon enough have Montana style constitutional carry, and hopefully Texas style sentencing guidelines.

>>13628946

>Don't say I never gave you anything.

You give me laughs.

>>13628735

>“the us is an international bankruptcy note corporation”

Anyone with eyes and a brain should be able to see that the US is functionally insolvent. She is already in a debt trap, politically unable to cut entitlements, which combined with interest payments constitute 100% of revenues. The only escape is a currency devaluation, which effectively gives the debt holders a haircut.

Anyone not buying gold/silver to hedge against devaluation and the coming debt restructuring will be the big loser.

>>13628999

>>13628430

This is Danielle Smith now.

>>13629140

Sad that Montana has so many Californians who've fucked up their politics.

>>13629140

>This is a map of all states returning to constitutional sound money requirements of no money other than gold or silver.

The US Constitution as orignally written is a beautiful work engineering. Intelligent, freedom loving people around the world envy Americans. In practice, America has largely betrayed their Constitution.

>>13629156

>This is true, I'm watching anyone smart moving towards the exits

Fresh video with Grant Williams on exactly that topic (https://x.com/ttmygh)

>Grant Williams: Massive Once-In-A-Century Change Is Underway. Don't Be Blind To It!

TLDW; We are heading into very uncertain territory, and now is the time to PRESERVE what you have, and not necessarily try and chase returns and gainz.

Many countries have had multi YEAR periods where there were NO returns on the equities markets. In the last 124 years (1900-2024) the AVERAGE longest period of time with no returns on the markets was 22 years. The longest was Austria at 90 years, for the USA it was 16 years.

We could (are likely to) be heading into a multi year bear market. Timestamp: https://youtu.be/2lbPdZfGayc?t=1618

Why is healthcare in Alberta so shitty?

>In 1995, the population of Alberta was 3.8 million people. Alberta Health Services had 5,000 employees

>TODAY: The population is 4.8 million. 130,000 employees are on payroll for Alberta Health

• Population increase 26%

• Health employee INCREASE 2,500%

https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1921607041606381833

>>13629171

>In future something of such importance needs to be written in such a way that prevents law-fare and btfo of all British accreditation registry agents.

Ultimately, I don't believe you can make any system that cannot be gamed or subverted by a dedicated group of clever people working together.

Ben Franklin was right.

>>13629295

>I have it on good authority that normies hate math a lot.

Boomers and the Silent Generation sold out their children and grandchildren for the promise of a comfy retirement of travel, cruises and deluxe nursing homes.

The fact that the younger Boomers will get screwed out of that promise is poetic justice.

Independent Alberta promotional video.

Canada is facing serious economic crisis, warns the Bank of Canada:

>The Bank of Canada wants you to believe everything is under control. That our banks are resilient, our households are stress-tested, and our financial system is sound. But here’s what they won’t say out loud—Canada is dangerously exposed, and the people in charge have no real plan for what happens if this trade war doesn’t end.

>Let’s be honest. This isn’t about unpredictable U.S. policy or global volatility. It’s about decades of short-sighted political leadership that left this country utterly dependent on foreign demand and leveraged to the hilt. It’s about the Trudeau-era economic doctrine—enabled by the NDP, now carried on by Mark Carney—that told Canadians we could borrow endlessly, tax productivity, and offshore our economic foundations in exchange for climate virtue signals and gender budgets.

https://x.com/DanKnightMMA/status/1920571592020799692

>>13629544

>Anon i must remind you and everyone, sowing discord between the generations is one of the oldest kike manipulation tactics to prevent unity.

You don't get it. Some Boomers are with us, but the majority of the western Boomers are irredeemable. They are the spoiled children who never had to face naked reality outside of their comfort box. Not unlike many of the females one encounters today who will ALSO be reaping a very bitter harvest.

I'm not the one who will punish them, reality is a harsh teacher. The moon is a harsh mistress.

>>13629549

Boomers earned what they got in their early life in an environment of lower taxes, smaller government, homegeneous white society, low diversity, low illegal immigration, in an economy where everything was still made in our own country, where mothers stayed at home to raise their own children.

As hard as things were for the Boomers, they lived in an economy where things got better every year. One man with a high school education could afford a house, a car, and support a stay at home wife and children.

Millennials and Zoomers are living in an enviroment that actively discriminates against white males, where most manufacturing has been outsourced, where cheap labor has been imported, and the economy gets worse for the bottom 90% every year. Young people are paying ever higher taxes to support the illegals and the Boomer entitlement ponzi scheme that the younger ones will never receive any benefits from.

This is Alberta.

>>13629702

>This is Alberta.

>>13629710

>At the end of the day are you going rove around the country killing old people like maos cultural revolution kids did.

I don't have to kill Boomers. Their own pets will kill them.

>>13629736

>Well then we would need to deport the Californians.

The 1776 America is not compatible with leftists or brown diversity. (a few Asians like roof Koreans and based Japs are okay)

>>13629710

BTW, I'm early GenX, so I'm right on the borderline of being a Boomer. I got a taste of the good life, but I've also seen how the younger generations have been left with nothing but a shit sandwich, and the utter disregard the Boomers have for their own kids and grandkids fills me with utter contempt.

>>13629768

>You can change generations just by getting older

>You know that's not how it works right?

Canada net international migration.

Communicating with most Boomers is impossible.

Canada's new environment minister is a radical environmentalist who hates Alberta oil.

https://x.com/FreeAlbertaRob/status/1922309966473609522

>>13630004

>>13630009

>>13630023

>Real natives would be more angry about that.

There's nothing we can do about the invaders right now and many of them will vote for Alberta independence because it's in their best interest.

Any ethnostate will have to come after a civil war, and civil war will be precipitated by economic collapse as competing ethnic groups fight over control of the political systems that distribute the stolen money.

We will see firsthand just how incompatible democracy is with multiculturalism when the available resource pool shrinks.

>>13630037

>I tried explain to a boomer that when I made 100k a year in the early 2000s I was making LESS than someone in the 80s making 60k a year while paying DOUBLE what they paid in taxes and 5x as much for a house

Minimum wage in 1964 was $1.25 in 90% silver quarters. MINIMUM WAGE.

Full disclosure: I'm early GenX, so I know exactly how good it was. Yes, there were hard times, BUT the difference was:

-You weren't competing with mass migration for entry level jobs

-The institutions were NOT explicity anti-white male

-This was before financialization so there was a much less lopsided income distribution (ie 10% earn 95% of the wealth)

-Families were supported by ONE man with highschool education

-Mothers stayed at home to look after the kids and were there when they came home from school.

-Homeownership was desirable, but renting a house was very affordable

-Energy costs were low (houses had shit insulation)

As hard as things were, for families wihout major vices, (gambling, addiction, criminality) life got better and better with every passing year.

Young males today have NONE of these advantages, and boomers have actively undermined their children and grandchildren every chance they could.

See the prices for Campbell's condensed tomato soup from the 19th century. The price didn't go up for nearly a hundred years, which meant the price went DOWN over time in real terms.

When financialization started in the 1970s, it was the beginning of the end. We are now in the endgame.

>>13630036

>I very much know kids that call anyone older than 40 a boomer

Boomers were born from 1946-1964 but generations have some behavioral overlap. I'm barely post Boomer birth year, but I have the archetype GenX nomad outlook. We are the forgotten generation, but we still had it much better than the Millennials and the Zoomers who have been left with nothing but a literal shit sandwich.

The young men today have it much, much harder than we (GenX) ever did, and we didn't have it nearly as good as the Boomers did. The Boomers are so spoiled they don't even realize how privileged they were.

>>13630100

>i do think that the whole good times creates weak men saying is 100% true

The good/bad news is, we know what's coming. Millennials will be the strong men made by the hard times. At least the ones who survived.

>>13630135

>These are the same assholes that enabled our nations to be flooded with useless shitniggers.

They literally salted the earth, laughed about it, then went on a cruise.

>>13630099

Thanks for that image. I didn't know about White Ghost. I know from personal experience that "diversity" in nursing homes compete to loot the new tennants. Only the first thief gets the "good" stuff.

If the resident complains, they have an Indian MD on call to declare the resident incompetent, which protects the (((Private Equity))) owned nursing home's reputation.

Smart Boomers would treat their children well, giving them incentive to personally look after the aging Boomer themselves. If you have a free house to live in, you don't have to work three jobs to afford rent and food.

>>13630169

>Idk if you can call what a shithole this world will probably in a few years, surviving. More like probably just existing.

You're making assumptions based on linear extrapolation. There will be a harsh inflection point.

Consider a civil/race war. Cities are burned, infrastructure fails. Nearly all the Boomers are dead, traitors lynched, and Whites are congregating in new communities like Orania that are high trust, low crime, where a family consisting of husband and a wife and their children is the norm, and everyone lives on the land that they own.

The worlds population will be significantly reduced, partly by the birthrate drop caused by the mRNA, partly by the (nuclear) wars, and partly by third world starvation caused by lack of free western food, fertilizer and technology.

As the prophet Alois Irlmeier wrote, postwar:

>Sausages will spill from the tables.

>>13630167

>Millennials, the children of boomers, are a lost generation.

I agree that from what I've personally seen, many (but not all) Millinnials are pretty useless right now. Only those who can unfuck themselves will survive.

>>13630413

>Didn’t he predict like some sort of period of cataclysmic darkness all over the world and the death of a shitload of people from it?

He predicted 3 days of darkness, so did Baba Vanga. Anyone who went outside would die.

3 days corresponds to the most lethal period of radiation from neutron activation fallout isotopes. By day 7 it's fairly safe to go outside with minimal protective gear.

>>13630443

>Before 1913 we had competition in banking and competition in currency and the Federal Reserve act obliterated both those things.

Before 1913 there was also no income tax. Henry ford was paying his employees $5.00/day in 1914. Gold was $20.67/oz. 45 days work was around 10 oz of gold. A telegraph operator in 1910 earned 75 oz of gold per year.

>The boomers get the brunt of the blame because their behavior is the most recent and most obvious

The Boomers get the brunt of the blame because they were the last generation with electoral control who had the power to turn things around before we reached the point of no return. Bill Clinton (forced by the Republican congress) ran a tiny budget surplus in 2000. The of course 9/11 came and the rest is history, but Silent Gen and Boomers consistently DEMANDED increases in their Social Security "entitlements" that they knew, or should have known, were in effect a ponzi scheme.

All ponzi schemes eventually fail, and the Boomers were hoping that it would only fail AFTER they were dead. The Silent Gen largely made it to the finish line, nearly all of them will be dead by the time the system collapses. Many Boomers (youngest Boomer is 61) will not get the "entitlements" that they were expecting.

>>13630463

>Stop blaming those who worked their entire lives who demand they get the money they were promised to get.

They voted themselves benefits, and didn't even have the common courtesy to give the Millennials and Zoomers a reach around.

A few Boomers are cool. Many are shit who will get what they fucking deserve.

>>13630463

>If the government promises social security pay they should be liable to keep paying it out.

They CANNOT merely "pay out" the entitlements, at least not in real (inflation adjusted) terms. Current debt is $37 trillion, with a $2 trillion+ annual deficit, with interest payments alone over 1 Trillion per year.

That's not the worst because the net present value of the PROMISED Boomer entitlements is over $100 trillion. That money has to be covered by either borrowing, or as the most recent Treasury auctions illustrated, Federal Reserve money creation (monetization).

THERE IS NO MONEY TO PAY FOR THE BOOMERS. There is only borrowing and/or printing. The costs of this will be reflected by inflation (devaluing) of the money supply.

It is simple arithmetic that Boomers may get the NOMINAL value of their promised entitlements, but they will absolutely not get the REAL value of their expected entitlements.

See the first few seconds of the embedded Rick Rule video.

>Expect a 75% devaluation of the dollar purchasing power over the next 10 years.

>>13630468

>As long as the promises are being kept, and workers are being compensated for their contributions, it's not really a ponzi scheme.

100% ponzi scheme:

1 retiree needs 10 workers to pay their benefits.

10 retirees need 100 workers to pay their benefits.

100 retirees need 1000 workers to pay their benefits

The only way the system stays in equilibrium is if the majority of the workers die before they can collect from the system. When Social Security was brought in by Roosevelt, the collection age was 65, but the average life expectancy was 62.

https://youtu.be/sXA3XdN6yf8

>>13630492

>The government loved social security because they could use it as a source of income while skimming off the top.

The government "invested" all the social security surplus funds by buying US government bonds and then spending the money. THERE IS NO SS FUNDS. Just intragovernment IOUs.

>Without currency devaluation and a corrupt health system (affordable care is not now nor will it ever by the same as (((Health insurance))) Social security would be totally unnecessary.

I don't disagree. The corruption in US politics allows the broken system to continue working badly, until it gets to the point of no return.

That is when the real pain starts. Got silver?

>>13630494

>People working for fake money that is inflated endlessly is the only thing of value–social security is a lie.

Boomers will live to find out the hard way that unrealistic promises cannot be kept. In Canada, they just voted back in the most corrupt government in Canadian history.

>>13630494

The fact is, we don't hate Boomers in Canada nearly enough.

The following is the 2014 to 2024 combined federal tax, CPP, and EI contributions of Albertans for each year with Federal Transfer back to the Alberta Government in brackets.

• 2014: $25.5 Billion ($5.3 Billion)

• 2015: $28 Billion ($5.5 Billion)

• 2016: $28 Billion ($6.05 Billion)

• 2017: $28.5 Billion ($6.0 billion)

• 2018: $28.5 Billion ($6.3 billion)

• 2019: $31.5 Billion ($6.5 billion)

• 2020: $30.5 Billion ($10.5 billion)

• 2021: $31.5 Billion ($9.2 billion)

• 2022: $35.5 Billion ($8.1 billion)

• 2023: $37.5 Billon ($8.1 billion)

• 2024: $42 Billion ($8.8 billion)

https://x.com/Brendan78354998/status/1922486108082077799

What the Alberta advantage should be:

-Rat free (including karens)

-fit in or fuck off

-no pst

-lowest income tax in country

-lowest gas prices in country

-zero TFW's

-open carry gun laws

-land ownership rights

-least liberals per capita

-APP for seniors

https://x.com/PlumberAlberta/status/1922586921752039551

>>13630540

>I remember watching and reading something about that, rather terrifying. If it’s your time, it’s your time.

Nuclear war isn't as bad as the commies wanted you to believe. So long as you're not at ground zero, it's VERY survivable. The key to survival is to avoid inhaling or injesting radionucleides, particularly hot fallout activation products.

Even if you're in a fallout region, If you can stay indoors, turn off the ventilation, and have enough food and water for a week, you'll be fine. The bigger issue in a war is infrastructure destruction, so no electricity, water purification or waste treatment. No food deliveries, no fuel/gasoline/diesel/natural gas availability.

How many people are equipped to survive any length of time (30-60 days) without access to power, heat, water or sewage disposal? Probably less than 1 percent of city dwellers.

Then we have people who are dependent on medication. (diabetics, heart patients, kidney dialysis, etc) How many people have several months of stored medication to last until supply chains come back?

Between starving, medical deaths, looters/raiders and feral diversity, expect population to decrease by 20-50% in 60 days. That's without even ONE death from blast or radiation.

Rural people will not take kindly to large numbers of city refugees fleeing to the small towns and farms.

>>13630538

>My god, i haven’t heard something so antisemitic in years. Lol

>>13630634

99.9% of people underestimate how destructive to the world, the Federal Reserve and their printed money has been.

They literally made both world wars possible, along with Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and now Ukraine.

It was the Federal Reserve funded Vietnam war & the "great society" by (((Lyndon Johnson))) that used so much printed money that it forced the USA off the gold standard.

If Alberta became independent, we might go back to miles per hour speeds.

>>13630634

>I mean, telling the truth about jews is the definition of antisemitism so I guess.

>>13630677

>With a million East Indian shitniggers in Alberta now, you are about to have a serious rat problem

Looks like we're gonna need a lot more gas…

>>13630676

>Day of the Pillow can't come soon enough.

>>13630739

Anyone the Jews don't like is an anti-semite.

>>13630863

>it was two days before anyone went to check if he was alive cause he had essentially gone mad with paranoia.

The movie "The Death of Stalin" is hightly recommended if you haven't seen it. Here's a clip.

>>13630862

>You Leafs must really want out.

We do. Constitutional carry for Alberta, or bust.

>>13630857

>The jews themselves, namely Eric Kaufmann, even admit that it happened between 1880 and 1960

Devon Stack (blackpilled) documents that Eastern European Jews arriving between 1880 and 1920 came to dominate the educational institutions, specifically the humanities, and were ultimately the fifth column that undermined America.

>>13630951

>I've yet to meet any pro immigration retard that screeches "the US is a nation of immigrants" that even knows what Hart Cellar is.

US Supreme court just ruled 7-2 that Trump cannot summarily deport Venezuelan gang members.

Looks like we will not be voting our way out of this mess.

>>13630951

>I've yet to meet any pro immigration retard

Pro Immigration types live in gated communities with little diversity.

https://x.com/VDAREJamesK/status/1923541754738884800