Alberta & Saskatchewan UNITE FOR WEXIT! - Independence Next？
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Alberta and Saskatchewan are two provinces in the prairies that are fighting to become independent from the rest of Canada. In this episode, I discuss why they are fighting for their independence from Canada and what it means for the future of the country.
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alberta and saskatchewan are pursuing their full independence from canada both of these provinces
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both in the prairies are looking to separate from the rest of canada even though alberta is
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farther ahead in the process of obtaining their independence soon to have a referendum this
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doesn't mean that the people of saskatchewan don't have just as much desire to gain their
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sovereignty and separate from the rest of canada as much as alberta does now many people in alberta
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and saskatchewan that are part of the independence movement will love to see the provinces become the
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51st and 52nd states but in order for that to happen these provinces would have to gain their
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independence first we would have to obtain independence separate from canada before we can
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even have official talks with the united states to join the union some sort of deal whether that's
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becoming a territory a protectorate or joining in in full statehood that'll also have to follow a
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process with congress and so on and so forth but the first step that needs to happen if alberta and
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saskatchewan want to become states in the united states is that we need to get our independence
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we need to vote to become independent and once we do have a successful referendum once we get
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international recognition particularly from a country the most powerful country on earth the united
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states then we become de facto nations whether canada agrees or not think taiwan you think china
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recognizes taiwan as a as an independent nation no to them taiwan is just a breakaway province that's
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literally what they call it just a rogue breakaway province of china however to the rest of the
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civilized world everybody knows that taiwan is an independent country different and separate from china
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so it's no different here for saskatchewan and alberta once we have a successful referendum
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once we get international recognition after said successful referendum then we become de facto
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independent nations and that is when if the people of alberta and the people of saskatchewan
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choose by their own will that they want to be a part of the united states then that can happen
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now when we look at all of the provinces we see that when the original dominion of canada was created
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and put together it was ontario and quebec right upper and lower canada plains of abraham big old
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scrap between the english and the french finally they figured it out and they got themselves sorted
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out so they had upper and lower canada quebec and and ontario but then they decided to bring in
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two more provinces as bookends which would be manitoba and new brunswick now manitoba did negotiate
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their way somewhat ottawa was still a little bit cranky about the whole louis real thing you know
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property rights autonomy all the things they don't like over there but they still let them negotiate
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their way in a bit new brunswick also negotiated their way into confederation
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british columbia came on board also negotiated their way into confederation remember that was to
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keep the u.s out right because they were getting ready to join forces with alaska they had already
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bought alaska they wanted to have their own way like right up there along the coast and so the canadian
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government at the time said oh absolutely not and they took over um what we know today as british
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columbia and brought that into confederation the other two maritime provinces that i've already
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clicked on so prince edward island and nova scotia negotiated their way in newfoundland was the last
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one to negotiate their way in in the 1950s they held out for a long long time
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we did not we were brought in there was not even a legislature building here there was nobody
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at the table to say this is what we want this is what we don't want it was this is what you're
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all going to get that's the foundation that our two provinces have been built on economically these
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two provinces are incredibly valuable to canada but they haven't been treated as such they've actually
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been used as cash cows for decades and decades and historically these were two provinces that weren't
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they didn't negotiate their way into canada instead they were assimilated as colonies basically so the
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people of alberta albertans and saskatchewans have now realized that there's no there's simply no way
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to negotiate a better deal with canada they've been trying for decades and decades and it just
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hasn't happened this of course is not simply an alberta uh issue i don't know how many have seen
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these billboards or how prominent they are in saskatchewan but this is playing out in saskatchewan
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politics too although i think at the moment more forcefully in alberta that's my sense at least you
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can tell me if i'm wrong about that uh then then then here so uh there's a degree of political
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organization i think that uh sets these movements apart in the prairies as in quebec but it's also the
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case that that dynamic may be shifting in uh the west let me allow you just to read uh the words of
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preston manning the the eminence grise i think of the conservative movement i'll give you a moment to
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read his a portion of his op-ed in the globe from this spring
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and so some people have begun to say again um in the alberta separatist movement where's our uh where's
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our conference uh this has come to pass it's it's it's time to move the wheels on uh alberta's exit
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from from canada and when a figure with the political legitimacy of preston manning he's a former
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leader of the official opposition in the house of of commons he has immense political influence in the
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provincial government and at the national and we've seen recently international level when preston
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manning is saying it's time for alberta to separate which i think is the implication of this op-ed
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then it's hard not to think that uh this is a political movement um at least with that you have
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to take uh seriously and should be taken uh seriously so the movement is real uh it has political influence
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especially within the conservative party of alberta the trump administration has been looking north
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at what's happening in canada noticing that the federal liberal government under justin trudeau for
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a decade and now on under globalist central banker mark carney is only getting closer and closer to
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china and causing up to the communist regime out in beijing the trump administration has reportedly
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expressed support for alberta to obtain their independence telling the alberta prosperity project that
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upon a successful referendum they would be willing to give international recognition to the new
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nation of alberta and in turn one can assume that the same level of support would be given to an
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independent saskatchewan as i said before these are two provinces that have been used mostly as cash cows
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as supposed to equal partners in canada canada is a country that is mostly dominated by ontario
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and quebec quebec being the biggest culprit of taking advantage of the current system we have something
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called equalization payments here which alberta is the biggest contributor to it per capita and you have
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the biggest consumer of this communist scheme being quebec just consuming resources while contributing very
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little very recently ontario has also become a consumer of this scheme while alberta continues to be taken
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advantage of while having very little political influence in the country known as canada it'll come
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as no surprise to those of you watching that i support alberta independence i'm all for alberta separating
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and creating its own nation hey if you've made it this far thank you so much for watching if you'd like
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