John Bolton - We Cannot Be Stopped! The Voices of ALBERTA Independence from the Big 4 (January 26th, 2026)

00:00:00.000 hey there it's john welcome to the channel and things are really getting busy here at

00:00:05.760 the big four in calgary they filled up the whole front of the building and this is one big big

00:00:12.400 building hi it's john and welcome to the channel it is tuesday january the 27th it is 3 44 a.m i

00:00:22.800 hope you're having a great start to your tuesday morning here with the big blue mug of coffee of

00:00:27.040 course thank you so much for watching this video and i would like to thank you uh yesterday i made

00:00:32.720 it over 45 000 subscribers on this channel so thank you so much i do appreciate it and my voice

00:00:38.960 is a little bit shot this morning i have to say it was a long day yesterday um this video is going to

00:00:43.760 be called the voices of alberta independence from the big four and i was at the big four which is a

00:00:50.080 huge building here in calgary yesterday and i got there around two o'clock and you saw that little

00:00:56.160 short bit of video off the top that was around two o'clock in the afternoon and i didn't leave

00:01:00.480 there until after 10 o'clock last night so it was a long day i spoke to so many people and i want you

00:01:05.840 to know that meeting you was the highlight of the day for me it was a wonderful event but i had so

00:01:13.200 many people come up and say hi because they recognized me from this channel and i enjoyed

00:01:17.360 that very much that was my favorite part of the day now if you saw me yesterday because some people

00:01:22.320 recognize me if you saw me yesterday and you thought that you would be intruding on my time

00:01:27.360 so you didn't come up and say hi next time we're at an event don't think that just come up and say hi

00:01:32.240 i'd like to shake your hand it was really nice to meet you so this video is going to be the people

00:01:39.440 i spoke to yesterday there won't be any of the event itself it was just impossible to do that and

00:01:46.720 there are other places that you can watch the event if you didn't see it you can go to freedom

00:01:50.960 calendar max was there again he did the audio last night he was streaming the video he had

00:01:55.760 thousands and thousands of people watching and i'll put a link in the description so you can watch

00:02:00.640 it derek from unacceptable fringe was streaming it as well so you can check it out on his channel

00:02:05.360 he was the mc last night but i want to focus on your voices and what i heard from people is i i really

00:02:12.240 can't do much in the independence movement this is what people are telling me yesterday but they

00:02:17.280 don't realize just by showing up they're doing something there was a lot of power in that room

00:02:22.000 and friendship in that room last night so keep that in mind if you if you don't think that you

00:02:26.560 have a voice in the independence movement you do show up at an event sign the petition that is your

00:02:32.000 voice for those of you that i did interview and you see here i'm not featuring all of your interview

00:02:37.520 it would go on for far too long i'm a rather inquisitive person so this video would go on for

00:02:42.640 50 minutes because i spoke to some people for five or ten minutes so i'm going to show

00:02:47.280 segments of what i heard yesterday interspersed with some pictures i took and some video i took

00:02:52.000 of the event the big four was full last night so i will be featuring another video like this sometime

00:02:59.040 in the future maybe we'll call it the voices of independence number two from the big four again

00:03:05.120 thank you so much for watching thank you so much for saying hi to me and here are the voices of

00:03:10.320 independence so here we are well thank you nice to meet you here we are outside the big four

00:03:16.640 building and we're getting ready for the big event tonight we've got people let me just this is michael

00:03:21.360 harris we'll talk to him a second let me spin around here just show you people are lining up it's

00:03:25.440 just after five o'clock the event doesn't start until seven and michael thanks so much for talking with me

00:03:31.680 you know i i i met you the first time in line at the queensland community center back on january 10th we had

00:03:38.560 a big event that night and you know i've been telling people here i think that was the night

00:03:43.280 that things really started to take off we saw those people show up outside and i know that you

00:03:49.040 are i think you're university students yeah right i am and people asked you about i think maybe cory

00:03:54.720 morgan and one of the people in the panel we had eva chipiak and dennis kalma there said how are

00:03:59.600 things going when it comes to students and younger people can you tell us what you're experiencing when it

00:04:03.920 comes to maybe university students and the independence movement well i would say university

00:04:08.720 students are probably some of the hardest working people that you'll ever meet they have to put in

00:04:12.400 a lot of debt to be able to get into the careers they want to get into and a lot of these people

00:04:16.880 live paycheck to paycheck and they don't like how this government is currently being run a lot of

00:04:21.120 these people if one wrong thing happens they can't afford to pay their bills or taxes go up

00:04:27.440 they'll be broke and they'll be out on the streets they can't even finish their degree

00:04:31.200 and a lot of people are fed up with this government they try to give it a chance with

00:04:34.400 democracy with pure polia but now they're wanting to give democracy another try in a different way

00:04:39.120 through a referendum we have currently three different clubs across alberta in u of a

00:04:44.640 mru and of course our headquarters of u of c trying to convince university students and the youth

00:04:50.640 to be on board with independence and so far we've been decently successful in all of alberta we now have

00:04:56.160 1200 members as of yesterday how do you feel things are going right now

00:05:01.040 uh you were at the event uh at the queensland community center as i said and it and things

00:05:05.120 started picking up that night are you feeling more optimistic every day about about a possible

00:05:09.120 referendum and a win i am i i was i'm being honest i was worried at the start like i i was on it from

00:05:14.320 the beginning back in april uh but uh i was worried when a lot of the more influential people started

00:05:19.840 using ai for a lot of uh for all other stuff i was like you know that's not that's not a winning move

00:05:24.320 we got to bring people out we got to show people that they're this move this is an actual movement this

00:05:28.400 isn't fringe this isn't one guy in his basement this is an actual community effort right and i'm

00:05:32.560 i'm so happy that we actually have all these videos and all these photos of thousands of people lining

00:05:37.760 up for the for alberta independence we're a little over uh an hour away from the big event here at the

00:05:44.880 big four in calgary and look who i bumped into dennis calvin you know dennis i've never stood behind

00:05:50.000 beside you before you're pretty tall all them dutch jeans yeah no kidding dennis for those of you who don't

00:05:57.440 know uh he was one of the uh co-authors of the value of freedom sort of the cost it out plan

00:06:03.040 for alberta independence you know dennis i've talked to a number of people here today

00:06:08.720 and i remember back on january 10th it was about eight days after they got the go ahead for the

00:06:13.600 petition and we did that event at the queensland community center you were there you spoke at

00:06:18.800 chippia cory morgan and that night things broke i noticed things went crazy that night and then

00:06:27.040 every night after that we started to see the lineup so isn't this extraordinary i've never seen anything

00:06:32.240 like it i mean i think we're going to fill this place up tonight there's people coming in to sign

00:06:36.560 left right and center and uh i don't think any political movement in alberta maybe even in canada

00:06:41.840 has got this kind of attention this quickly it's amazing it is amazing i feel it's growing and you

00:06:46.960 know i think we can win this thing when you're talking to people somebody who wrote sort of the

00:06:52.320 booklet on you know what we do when we leave uh canada what's the number one thing that concerns

00:06:58.320 people and that you talk to people about actually the one that comes up number one is pension plans

00:07:03.360 the canada pension plan and you go through and say that money transfers over and you keep your pension

00:07:09.360 uh paid for by alberta in the future and that usually calms people down pretty quick you're in

00:07:14.080 volunteering your time i've been talking to you a little bit about maybe doing an event down in the

00:07:18.320 southern part of calgary signing people up as well i think you've got your credentials now you're a

00:07:22.400 canvasser you can sign people up i've got mine as well so we'll be doing that in upcoming weeks um

00:07:27.440 and you're going to be giving more of your time do you figure over the next oh god it could be another

00:07:31.120 eight months or so into october maybe ten months uh before we get to the actual referendum absolutely i

00:07:37.440 mean i've been working on editing the constitution and the supporting documents i've been working with

00:07:42.400 others on uh what are the list of laws that need to be changed and the next thing you have to start on

00:07:47.360 is the actual transition plan what happens a day after day one day one being nothing but you have

00:07:52.800 to start the process of being independent yeah that's explain that that's that's a tough one isn't it a

00:07:57.600 constitution yeah and and there's so many different points of view and uh some people want to you know

00:08:03.360 sort of keep the canadian charter and change it a bit i'm not of that mind other people say no a very

00:08:08.560 strict uh constitution so we have to find that middle ground that people can live with but the

00:08:13.280 main thing people have to understand is it'll be ratified by the people of alberta it won't be

00:08:17.680 some committee in a closed room it'll be an open forum it'll be voted on by the people and we'll uh

00:08:23.520 we'll see what we get fantastic great to see you here tonight always a pleasure to speak with you

00:08:27.920 thanks so much for what you're doing yeah you had some tough ones there value of freedom a tough

00:08:32.400 document for sure constitution probably even harder to do i'm sure but we appreciate what

00:08:38.400 you're doing thanks so much for talking thanks so much talking to me john have a good day yeah

00:08:41.680 we've been tread on since confederation you know there's the cartoon that keeps resurfacing of the

00:08:46.720 cow right it's being fed in the west and milked in the east and it stretches across the country right and

00:08:54.400 quite frankly it's time we have a federal government which is in my view trying to dismantle

00:09:02.640 our confederation and we're albertans i'm the second most alberton man in the country okay okay the

00:09:10.160 first most alberton man is downstairs collecting signatures right but i'm also a native calgarian

00:09:15.520 and here we are yeah it's time you know i i said back at an event i was at on january 10th

00:09:22.160 that canada is the country of no when it comes to alberta people talk about the money and i think

00:09:29.680 that's important to talk about when it comes to how much alberta contributes and we don't get back

00:09:35.040 but we're also told no all the time by the federal government and that really bugs me that's my number

00:09:40.880 one reason for independence what do you think of that well i agree with you 100 i mean in terms of

00:09:46.080 our resource we're an incredibly rich country in oil in the top five in the world you know it's

00:09:53.280 debatable whether venezuela has the most or whomever it doesn't really matter but since the

00:09:59.360 liberals took over in 2015 they basically pushed down on the industry i've been asking people today

00:10:07.120 how are you feeling about the movement right now i think we've seen a momentum grow

00:10:10.400 um we we found out about the petition campaign back on january 2nd more and more people are getting

00:10:16.000 the credentials to sign people up how are you feeling do you feel more optimistic every day

00:10:20.160 about this frederick absolutely i mean as i said you know the energy in here is electric there's all

00:10:26.480 sorts of people coming in if you if you just and you'll do it maybe later look around the room all

00:10:32.560 different walks of life it's not just old white guys who are part of this yeah it's it's all

00:10:40.160 i think it cuts across all ethnicities and age groups so you know that sham that tommy the commie

00:10:46.720 had on his whatever the hell that was yeah uh you know i don't know i i know some of the uh

00:10:53.680 guys who are working downstairs and everybody would love to see a a billion a million signatures there's

00:11:00.000 eva yeah um yeah and everybody would love to see a million signatures so i'm here with uh jeevan

00:11:07.760 mangat who was one of the organizers of the independence rally we had at the queensland

00:11:12.880 community center back on january 10th strong supporter for a very long time of the independence

00:11:17.920 movement here in alberta uh jeevan i've spoken to you i think at every rally i've been at we seem to

00:11:22.960 show up at these we were at one back on may 3rd last year we were one october 25th of the legislature

00:11:28.640 we did the one on january 10th i feel momentum do you feel the momentum well it's incredible and it's

00:11:34.320 the momentum you can see it here but you also see it in small towns where the lineups are like double

00:11:41.040 than the population of the town so you know you can tell uh how the momentum is building up each and

00:11:47.680 every day i mentioned i talked to dennis kalma just a couple of minutes ago he was at the event

00:11:52.400 on january 10th and i think that was the real kickoff for this thing we saw the huge lineup show

00:11:58.880 up we saw that go viral and then we saw those lineups everywhere and it's been happening since

00:12:05.200 january 10th it's quite extraordinary it's it's amazing and you know what the january 10th event was

00:12:11.280 the first event in calgary after so many months and i think that propelled the movement to get stronger

00:12:19.760 and stronger and yeah you know like you saw the lineup outside i was just shocked that there was

00:12:24.960 like more than a thousand people lined up to sign the petition and they didn't i talked to many people

00:12:31.360 in the lineup and some were waiting in there for an hour hour and a half luckily we had a chinook yeah

00:12:38.160 no kidding and i heard earlier today we're at the big four here ready for the rally in about an hour

00:12:43.040 i heard that between 11 o'clock when things started this morning and just after 12 they got 888 signatures

00:12:50.080 and they've had a steady lineup all day long and just around the time people got off work here in

00:12:55.760 downtown calgary they started flooding in once again so i think we're gonna really really knock it

00:13:00.080 into the park when it comes to the petition well of course and then uh when i arrived here just uh

00:13:05.120 before five o'clock and i was walking in a lot of people just standing outside and amongst themselves

00:13:12.000 having a good talk and i heard a lot of people say there has been a steady stream of people who wish

00:13:17.600 to sign the petition since 11 in the morning and i hope it goes on till nine o'clock at night here we

00:13:23.840 are at the big four building i'm with wade collins and people know wade across the province um you've

00:13:30.320 seen him on my independence calendar on the weekends just this past weekend showed a video of me he's

00:13:35.120 got a sign you put out kind of on the corner out neckville don't you wade i did so yeah it was uh

00:13:41.360 took me a while to make it because i had to do it in my spare time but i got it made

00:13:46.160 and the day after i put the sandbags on it it was windier than heck so i went i asked some people on

00:13:53.120 telegram if you drive by make sure it's still there and it was then we had two more days of wind

00:14:00.240 and i drove out i couldn't stand it so i drove out to look and everything was still there it's all good

00:14:05.200 good stuff yeah those those alberta winds can blow pretty heavy uh anywhere in this province for sure

00:14:10.800 how long have you been interested in independence in this province or is it is it relatively new to

00:14:16.560 you or does it go back a few years it's it's fairly new um when it when the push started and i started

00:14:22.720 hearing about it i went to the first four or five app events and i listened to what they said

00:14:29.200 and i took one thing home each night and i jumped down some rabbit holes because i wanted to make

00:14:35.360 sure they were telling me the truth good for you yeah and when i discovered they were telling me

00:14:39.760 the truth i jumped in with both feet for my grandchildren because it's not going to do me any good

00:14:45.200 but my grandchildren need to be free to prosper in this new country you get a little choked up don't

00:14:50.960 you i do it's uh it's uh you know wade i i i'm i'm turning 62 in february and i've said to a number

00:14:59.280 of people here today that this is our our one chance if you look back to the last time there was an

00:15:05.040 independence referendum in canada it was 30 years ago and if we have to wait 30 if we don't win this

00:15:09.840 thing it could be another 30 years and our chance will be gone so we got to win this thing don't we

00:15:14.000 we're gonna win it absolutely this is our last chance we will never have another opportunity

00:15:20.000 yeah yeah and like and like i've heard them say uh and uh hey what if it doesn't work out

00:15:25.840 do you think they would take us back yeah do you think we'd go back every chance are you feeling

00:15:33.440 more optimistic every day about every day yeah absolutely you know the beautiful thing about

00:15:37.760 coming out to an event like this is i meet so many nice people and my channel has given me an

00:15:42.080 opportunity to get my face out there and i had melissa and dave come up to talk to me this is

00:15:46.800 melissa that's dave and it's great to talk to you great to have you here and thanks for uh spending a

00:15:52.320 couple of minutes with me is this the first rally you've been out to melissa yes it is dave you too

00:15:59.040 mine as well there so you haven't been to any of the stay free alberta rallies until this one

00:16:04.080 yeah this is our first one yeah this is going to be a big one you came to a big one here good for you

00:16:09.680 have you been wanting alberta independence for very long yeah i feel like we have like i feel

00:16:15.120 like we're we haven't really been represented well over the last while so it's really nice to

00:16:21.280 get into an environment where you see more people that think like us and absolutely i was talking with

00:16:27.440 somebody just a few minutes ago and we were talking about who the people are that are the face of the

00:16:34.160 alberta independence movement and i said look at them they're all here you're the face of the

00:16:38.400 independence movement all the people that are here tonight are the face of the independence

00:16:42.000 movement are you feeling optimistic about our chances here melissa a hundred percent yeah yeah

00:16:48.400 definitely i feel very confident and i love alberta yeah and i love the people here and i want what's

00:16:55.840 best and when you love something you want what's best are you are you a native alberta born and raised

00:17:03.200 born and raised yeah i'm i'm i'm a transplant here i came from ontario and i got involved about six or

00:17:08.960 seven years ago and i'm feeling really good about this dave i really am definitely yeah i'm the same

00:17:13.760 i'm from british columbia originally i've been out in alberta now for 20 years and it's my home

00:17:19.680 i'd like to see it prosper so here we are with derek from unacceptable fringe who was the emcee at

00:17:25.680 tonight's event great job by the way sir thank you very much it's a good pleasure to be here always good to

00:17:29.760 see you this is a remarkable building this is the first time i've ever been in here you know the

00:17:33.520 last time i was in here was stampede season it used to be a casino yeah i heard that i haven't been in

00:17:37.840 here since it was a casino but boy how big this room is when you get everything out what did you

00:17:42.000 think of the event tonight how did you feel about it you know the room was electric i think uh i i'm

00:17:47.040 surprised the numbers you know we've always talked about a pledge to sign oh yeah yeah we talked about

00:17:52.080 the numbers for the pledges but when you see it in person it's a completely different monster when

00:17:57.680 you see the level of people coming out the lines uh i don't know if you told everybody the fire

00:18:02.960 alarm got pulled tonight i mean people are angry about this it's just unbelievable this much drama

00:18:08.720 is getting stirred up around uh the the democratic process are you feeling good about this movement

00:18:13.840 right now better than you did before i'll tell you what i talked to cory morgan before all of this

00:18:17.760 got started and he told me that you know maybe we're going to be like quebec we're going to need

00:18:21.040 a second run at it or a third run he told me that too yeah i'll tell you when i start to see these

00:18:25.680 lines and i start to understand the math behind it all i start thinking man you know i'll tell you

00:18:29.840 if they get over a million signatures i think there's a very strong possibility this is a done deal

00:18:34.000 and the big event is over tonight here at the big four and um i think we're going to end it with the

00:18:39.200 big guy mitch sylvester is with us from stay free alberta mitch this is a remarkable place um to come

00:18:47.360 i've never been in this building before it was a remarkable evening uh packed all the way all of the

00:18:53.040 seats let me just turn around here all of these seats were full and there's the same amount of

00:18:58.480 seats at the other end of this building your thoughts on what happened tonight well i was

00:19:03.840 expecting this honestly uh with all the momentum we've had i thought that we would fill the room

00:19:08.960 i was actually concerned that the room wasn't big enough honest to god i'm not even kidding right so

00:19:13.360 you know what we we we talked about it the fire or the fire marshals warned us they were only

00:19:17.840 going to let so many people in the room and i believe that's what happened we turned people away

00:19:21.600 yeah uh earlier today around 11 o'clock i was seeing pictures show up on x of the lineup outside

00:19:27.920 to sign the petition and i was here and i was i was sitting at my house and i thought i gotta go down

00:19:32.800 there and i got here i got in my car i got here about two o'clock and people were still coming in

00:19:37.440 and i heard that there were some like something like 800 or more people that went through in just

00:19:40.720 a little over an hour and it was steady all day long the petition campaign you know i was part of

00:19:45.920 an event on january 10th and that was the night we started seeing pictures of lineups yeah it's been like

00:19:50.000 that every night yeah since then you've got to be just thrilled the way things are going well you

00:19:55.040 know it's kind of a surprise i thought we would have to work harder than this but it's a really

00:19:59.120 good problem i'm really really happy that people are coming and so we're just going to try and get

00:20:03.680 in front of them and give them places to sign and uh you know what we're we've got 3 000 campuses ready

00:20:08.880 to go now so we can absolutely get that moving and you know what we're just going to give everybody

00:20:13.200 the opportunity to sign and help us out become a free and independent country i got my badge good i i i

00:20:19.120 applied for it back on january 4th it took almost three weeks to come to my house so there's still

00:20:22.640 some people out there waiting for them right now i'm hoping to have a signing event in my community

00:20:27.280 uh dennis kalmas and he might come down and help out we've got other people who want to go down there

00:20:30.960 and we're going to set up a big area down in southeast calgary to do this okay um how are you feeling i

00:20:38.080 mean i feel good i'm really happy about this you know an event like this of this magnitude is stressful

00:20:44.720 uh and uh you know at 6 30 when the rooms were filling up and you know it makes it all worthwhile

00:20:50.640 yeah and then we get the opportunity to grow uh what we do here by actually asking people to you

00:20:56.560 know take action and help us out and and help themselves out basically and and you know what i

00:21:01.200 think i think we may have got signed another six or eight hundred or a thousand canvassers tonight and

00:21:05.680 that was the goal yeah i um i'm amazed at how this thing is going right now and you know there were times

00:21:12.800 i think back in the summertime you go through the dog days of summer you're thinking is this

00:21:16.320 really going to fly but i just think we're going to win this thing now well you know what let's be

00:21:20.960 cautiously optimistic okay all right let's let's work really hard let's let's work every single day

00:21:26.640 and get it to the back and then uh you know what we'll know and uh you know we have the opportunity

00:21:31.680 to do something that's never been done in canada and you know what i think it's going to be

00:21:35.440 great for albertans really i do and the thing i saw tonight just the last question or the last

00:21:39.600 statement is that i saw people of all ages here tonight oh yeah i saw people bringing their

00:21:43.840 families here tonight i interviewed people i interviewed a young man who came here from china

00:21:49.520 and he came here 15 years ago to be a canadian and he now wants to just be an albertan because

00:21:55.280 he's seeing things happening in canada yes yeah well yeah and then that's the big fear right that's our

00:22:03.360 that's our biggest problem our biggest problem is we're very concerned with our lifestyle being

00:22:07.040 absolutely changed and mr carney's actually made it very clear that that is exactly what he's

00:22:12.240 going to do with the new world order how much clearer can it be than that so so they're telling

00:22:16.720 us what they're doing so we just have to accept that uh we're going to be on this side of that or

00:22:21.280 that side of that and it's that it's plain and simple the choices are simple somebody said to me

00:22:25.520 oh how are you going to talk to the people that are going to support you i says well here's the way i

00:22:29.200 see this i see this that we're going to become the new world order or we're going to go back to being

00:22:33.520 what we were that that seems to me to be the choices right and i'm not all about the new world

00:22:38.160 order i know what we were i like that a lot yeah so the new world order doesn't uh work in my world

00:22:44.000 so that's kind of why we're working so hard congratulations well thanks john yeah i just

00:22:48.160 for your interview and thanks for everything you do for us well it's my pleasure just to be a small

00:22:52.480 part of this is wonderful but uh to be a part of an event like this is terrific it really is you

00:22:58.240 know i feel like i'm with friends here yeah that's exactly correct that's what the whole thing with

00:23:02.720 those all these events are for people understand that they're part of a group of like-minded people

00:23:07.200 that think and have the same ambitions and goals as they have and it empowers people it makes them

00:23:12.560 that's why our events are getting bigger and bigger and bigger and that's why people are lining up

00:23:16.000 because people want to be part of it yeah and they're very happy to do it and they're not happy

00:23:20.080 with the circumstance and so you know it's a perfect storm some of the voices of independence from

00:23:26.000 the big four yesterday now i want to say hi to jin i spoke with jin yesterday jin is from china

00:23:32.400 he's been in alberta for about 14 years he moved here to be a canadian and he's part of the

00:23:37.600 independence movement i think he said he was 37 years old here's the video of him but for some

00:23:42.480 reason i don't have any audio jin i apologize for that it was nice meeting you i did ask jin about

00:23:48.960 coming from china to alberta and and why he wants to be part of the independence movement do you feel

00:23:55.440 i said jin that canada is moving a little bit in the direction of where china is right now and he

00:24:01.120 said yes now somebody else i want to say hi to is rick strankman so here's the here's the mug that

00:24:06.800 rick gave me yesterday rick known quite quite well across alberta and in canada to many people for his

00:24:13.920 antics he brought me this little mug i almost brought the big blue mug with me yesterday but

00:24:18.560 can you imagine hauling this around for eight to ten hours yesterday so thanks to rick for this i do

00:24:23.520 appreciate it i hope to speak to you again in the future uh it was a great day yesterday there are more

00:24:28.800 events coming up go to stayfreealberta.com if you'd like to attend an event i suggest you do that

00:24:34.400 and take somebody who hasn't been to an event or is sitting on the fence when it comes to alberta

00:24:39.360 independence as well and get them on our side one more thing and end on this when jeff wrath was on

00:24:47.200 stage last night somebody pulled a fire alarm and they were trying to clear the room but it didn't

00:24:54.560 it was just a minor annoyance everybody laughed it off jeff laughed it off and i went downstairs

00:25:01.120 a little while later after this happened and there were some firefighters checking out the alarm system

00:25:06.320 and i spoke to the woman who saw the guy who did it he walked over pulled the fire alarm she 0.77

00:25:12.320 confronted him and he ran away like the little coward that he is first of all it's very dangerous

00:25:18.800 to pull a fire alarm when you've got four to five thousand people in a room because of all those

00:25:23.200 people run out somebody could hurt themselves but the little coward ran away this is the kind of

00:25:27.200 thing you're going to see happen from the other side because they're getting desperate this movement

00:25:31.760 is growing they know it they know we can win it i think we're going to win it but be prepared if

00:25:38.000 you're out there if you're somebody who's taking signatures or you're working for the independence

00:25:41.920 movement just a little warning watch your back you don't know what these people are capable of

00:25:47.360 um they're insulting online some of them are threatening online most of them are little

00:25:52.400 keyboard warriors who probably live in their basement but just be careful out there if somebody

00:25:58.240 starts confronting you over this just turn around and walk away they're a lost cause thank you so much

00:26:04.480 for watching i do appreciate it if you like the video give me a thumbs up subscribe to the channel

00:26:10.000 ring the bell for notifications i'll see you in the next one

John Bolton - January 27, 2026

We Cannot Be Stopped! The Voices of ALBERTA Independence from the Big 4 (January 26th, 2026)

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