PJ The Belt - 🔴LIVE： ALBERTA FINALLY CALLS REFERENDUM TO EXIT CANADA!

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 and we are live good evening everybody how's it going happy thursday i hope everybody can hear

00:00:40.220 me okay i hope the sound is good this microphone can act up sometimes and i want to make sure that

00:00:46.840 you guys are able to hear me okay can you guys give me an audio check audio check please anybody

00:00:52.360 who's able to hear me okay just let me know maybe put a one in the chat maybe say i hear you okay

00:00:58.400 pj sounds good the accent is still thick but i still hear you i'd appreciate it are you guys

00:01:06.640 able to hear me okay sounds good it said cool cool cool hey larry how's it going shout out to

00:01:13.760 you my friend welcome everybody welcome welcome welcome this is monumental night i'm excited i

00:01:21.920 got goosebumps i mean i shouldn't be getting excited i've been watching politics for the past

00:01:26.840 year and and then uh however long before that and i mean for one year as a youtuber now and

00:01:33.760 forever long before that as a voter and um i should know better than to get excited because

00:01:39.040 politicians just do whatever works for them but honestly i think this one time the outcome is

00:01:45.060 fairly predictable the outcome is fairly predictable because the pressure from albertans

00:01:50.440 the pressure from albertans is insane the amount of pressure albertans are putting on our government

00:01:56.520 is something to be proud of it is something to be proud of i mean the mainstream media thinks that

00:02:03.580 when they say ah it's just about 30 percent of albertans who support independence that that's

00:02:07.200 supposed to be an offensive thing if it's true that it's only 30 holy crap what a powerful

00:02:13.080 influential uh determined 30 that is and boy am i ever proud of that 30 of alberta patriots but i

00:02:22.700 I think it's actually something closer to 40 to 45 percent, which is what internal polling by the APP, Alberta Prosperity Project and Stay Free Alberta actually has shown is 40 to 45 percent.

00:02:36.320 And for those of you who have been keeping up with the channel, you know that even native Albertans, First Nations, Aboriginals, their support is around 46 percent.

00:02:47.780 think about that for a second 46 percent and the opposing side i think is 42 so if it was up to

00:02:56.720 native albertans uh we'd be we'd be an independent nation tomorrow as much as the the mainstream

00:03:03.700 media like to say otherwise we would be an independent country tomorrow if it was up to

00:03:09.780 our first nations uh but if you listen to the media everybody everyone in the first nations

00:03:17.120 everybody in the reservation everybody in the rest is against independence and that's not so

00:03:23.320 the chiefs the chiefs who are part of the gravy train right those who benefit from the status quo

00:03:29.240 those are against independence but the the band members oh and i've met many of them

00:03:36.880 the band members a lot of them do support alberta independence and again i've had the privilege of

00:03:42.060 meeting at least a half a dozen of them and that's when i'm not working when i i'm able to

00:03:46.900 go to some of those activities and events, rallies and such.

00:03:51.280 So again, we're probably polling 40 to 45 percent.

00:03:54.660 And for context, for context, I'm not even going to give you the Brexit example, which,

00:03:59.600 by the way, Brexit was never supposed to happen.

00:04:01.660 And then it did.

00:04:03.120 Brexit was not supposed to happen.

00:04:05.020 And then it did.

00:04:06.020 Right.

00:04:06.360 I'm going to give you the Quebec example.

00:04:07.920 When Quebec had its first referendum, they were polling something around like 25 to 30 percent.

00:04:13.320 every single poll said that they're pulling 20 to 25 percent the same thing repeated

00:04:18.340 in the second referendum in the 90s uh according to the polls every mainstream media poll said that

00:04:24.120 the party quebecois stood no chance of winning the referendum they were like in the low 30s

00:04:29.840 30 31 32 some of them even had them in the high 20s if you can believe that and what happened on

00:04:36.840 referendum night and if there's anybody from quebec here you guys can chime in in the comments

00:04:41.520 what happened in referendum night quebec came this close and some people say that they actually 0.91

00:04:46.860 won the referendum but that ottawa pulled all kinds of shenanigans and treachery and all kinds

00:04:52.580 of cheating methods they apparently just sent people new immigrants over to quebec who they 0.56

00:04:59.740 knew would vote against uh sovereignty for quebec and uh yeah it still came razor thin

00:05:08.440 it was like 49.5 to 51.5 to stay so let them underestimate us the ultimate telltale

00:05:19.560 that that they know that albertans uh have a chance at freedom here is the fact that they

00:05:26.460 don't even want us to have a referendum think about that for a moment if they thought that

00:05:32.060 we were an actual minority if they thought that there was no chance that albert albertans would

00:05:36.520 vote for independence would they be so hell-bent in us never having a referendum would they

00:05:42.780 would they be so worried about us having a referendum they don't even want us to have one

00:05:47.280 they don't even want us to get to a referendum so that tells you everything you need to know

00:05:52.140 about where the real polls are sure it's not every albertan sure it's not majority when you're

00:05:58.520 when you're talking about separating from a country of course there's going to be friction

00:06:03.280 of course there's going to be people who are hanging on to that idea of what that of what

00:06:07.160 that country used to be so many people who are like oh i can't do this to canada canada canada

00:06:13.240 you know what i mean they're thinking of the canada from yesteryear canada from 15 20 30 years ago

00:06:19.900 they're not looking at what canada is today and what canada has done to alberta for the past 50

00:06:27.940 60 70 years because this is nothing new if you guys watch yesterday's video it was a little bit

00:06:33.160 about history and how saskatchewan and alberta have been mistreated for many decades this

00:06:39.440 independence movement is nothing new nothing new and i think the premiere is going to be live soon

00:06:45.500 i don't want to i don't want to keep the rant going here and and then kind of miss the premiere

00:06:49.940 let me double check if she's already going live in the meantime if you guys appreciate uh this

00:06:54.660 reports if you guys got a little bit of love for pj please hit the like button i would appreciate

00:06:59.940 it share this live stream with those who are interested in the alberta independence movement

00:07:05.860 um so that they don't uh miss this historic night the province of alberta

00:07:12.660 the province of alberta the texas of canada is about to announce for the first time in its entire

00:07:19.940 history for the first time in its entire history is about to announce according to all reports

00:07:26.100 and all speculators an independence referendum now how that referendum is going to look i don't know

00:07:32.260 i'm gonna i'm gonna watch this live with you guys and we're gonna react we're gonna analyze it we're

00:07:36.820 gonna talk about it afterwards and see what that means for the province of alberta and for the

00:07:40.900 campaign but what i can tell you right now is that it's almost certain that we're gonna we're gonna

00:07:46.500 have a referendum because the um the committee approved the question to move forward and the

00:07:54.180 a question from Lucas Zuck, the grifter who is forever, you know, wants Alberta to be forever a

00:07:59.240 colony of Canada. His question moved forward. However, the premier can modify it however she

00:08:05.920 sees fit. And the hope here is that she modifies it so that it is compliant with the Clarity Act,

00:08:12.980 that little constitutional law which governs how provinces in Canada are able to secede,

00:08:18.600 separate from

00:08:20.760 the rest of Canada in a legal

00:08:22.900 way, you know,

00:08:25.640 barring a

00:08:26.740 war or something like that,

00:08:28.860 in a legal manner.

00:08:31.120 So it looks like Premier

00:08:32.740 Smith will be coming live in

00:08:34.720 about two minutes.

00:08:36.260 In the meantime, where are you guys watching from?

00:08:38.640 Where's everybody watching from? I want to read your comments.

00:08:41.560 Where are you guys watching

00:08:42.580 from? Anybody from Alberta?

00:08:44.700 I'm assuming the majority of you watching are

00:08:46.520 probably from wild rose country we got those signs coming up got somebody coming from okay

00:08:55.480 somebody watching from texas mark johnson shout out to you my friend where are you guys watching

00:09:01.480 from alberton and freeze watching from calgary corpus christi texas didsbury northwest montana

00:09:09.800 our neighbors larry watching from flor from florida atlanta atlanta holy cow that's far

00:09:16.440 spring hill florida white court alberta central california lock the beach florida here nyc new

00:09:24.600 york city no way someone in new york city crazy what are you doing in new york city man you should

00:09:30.840 get out of that hellhole new york has become a terrible place to live in uh republic of calgary 0.91

00:09:38.280 heck yeah dap alberta lake county california high river alaska our neighbors love alaska man 0.63

00:09:44.920 spokane washington boil alberta georgia houston texas calgary stony plain calgary calgary yyc

00:09:54.060 okay let's see redwater alberta shout out to you owen central illinois edmonton

00:10:01.980 port mack ontario tennessee hannah alberta homo nickelback 0.81

00:10:09.820 homo nickelback cute little town watching from dallas texas villa de alvarez colima mexico 0.63

00:10:18.860 nice hinton alberta calgary blue sky alberta shout out to all of you in edmonton calgary

00:10:27.560 everybody watching from chicago grand prairie edmonton holy people all over alberta all over

00:10:35.960 the us okay it looks like they just pushed uh the premier's live stream three more minutes

00:10:41.560 she was supposed to go live right away in the meantime i want to show you guys a little report

00:10:45.660 that they did today on ctv news where they asked people in alberta central alberta small town

00:10:50.780 how they feel about carney's pipeline dream fake mou and how they feel about alberta separating

00:10:58.120 from the rest of canada let's put that on and see i'm gonna put it on here for you guys

00:11:02.560 um there we go check this out it's a just a minute and a half right before premiere

00:11:09.120 goes live ctv's cat shout out to you stream waco the lead travel to central alberta to hear from

00:11:15.280 Albertans firsthand. Kathy. Carolyn, I'm in the town of Sundry where I spoke to a number of people

00:11:23.020 inside this bakery behind me about the debate over Alberta independence. Sundry is a town of

00:11:29.480 just under 3,000 people with deep roots in agriculture and oil and gas. Inside the Backwoods

00:11:35.360 Bakery and Cafe, every person I spoke to today supported Alberta separation saying they feel

00:11:41.180 The province has been treated unfairly by Ottawa.

00:11:44.260 You guys hear that? Everyone.

00:11:46.020 Every person I spoke to today supported Alberta's separation,

00:11:50.280 saying they feel the province has been treated unfairly by Ottawa.

00:11:54.420 Some expressed deep frustration with the federal government

00:11:57.360 and said Alberta's interests are not being represented.

00:12:00.940 Number one, taxes.

00:12:02.180 Really tired of Quebec and every other country getting our money.

00:12:05.340 Me too.

00:12:05.980 We have homeless people on the streets everywhere.

00:12:09.320 and yet every other country is getting money. 0.99

00:12:12.900 Carney is a liar.

00:12:14.440 We're done with them. 1.00

00:12:16.320 All the liberals, they're not the box lovers.

00:12:21.340 We've been mistreated in Alberta.

00:12:24.000 I've lived in Alberta all my life, born and raised here.

00:12:27.440 And Ottawa has been mistreating us ever since.

00:12:31.080 And as far back as I can remember.

00:12:32.980 Many here say they want to see more investment in oil and gas

00:12:36.580 and better access to global markets.

00:12:38.420 And they remain skeptical that last week's pipeline agreement between Ottawa and Alberta will actually lead to a new pipeline.

00:12:46.440 It's pantomime. It's all for show. We're not going to get a pipeline out of that.

00:12:50.960 It's just dangling the pipeline in front of our eyes. We're not going to get a pipeline out of that.

00:12:55.560 All right. Let's see if the premier is going live yet.

00:12:58.560 OK. All right. We're going to be she's going to be live soon here.

00:13:01.660 Let me just leave it here and mute it and mute it so that we can, in the meantime, be talking.

00:13:10.820 There's a much higher chance, a much higher chance of Wyoming, the Wyoming, Alberta, Wyoming pipeline being approved than there is of us getting a pipeline to British Columbia.

00:13:22.940 When you already got the premier in British Columbia talking smack about I don't want Alberta's dirty oil going through B.C., you know.

00:13:32.620 freedom train with the super chat thank you so much for the super chat freedom train i

00:13:37.580 appreciate it thank you very much the train is coming and it ain't stopping it's not stopping

00:13:45.100 i appreciate the super channel man thank you so much so yeah like the video i put out today

00:13:53.180 shows just how different the approach is you got the laurentian elite in canada you got

00:14:00.060 wf davos world economic forum mark carney dangling the little illusion of a pipeline a promise of a

00:14:08.620 potential pipeline if alberta meets a million prerequisites that no other energy superpower in

00:14:15.660 the world no other energy producing jurisdiction take even norway and the norwegians are very

00:14:22.220 liberal people and even they don't have a carbon tax even they don't have to deal with this with

00:14:28.220 just how stringent the rules are for alberta to produce its own energy the amount of things you

00:14:34.860 have to do and you already have the grifty you know the the grifter's chiefs uh chiefs um first

00:14:41.660 nations and aboriginals already coming out and saying now we're against the future potential

00:14:46.140 pipeline and carney then says yeah if they don't agree then we don't we don't get a pipeline

00:14:51.820 however you look south montana yep come right through we would love more alberta oil right here

00:14:57.340 Wyoming is like, yeah, we'd love to have you. You got Governor Gordon. And he's like, yeah, we would love to have more Alberta oil coming through Wyoming all day, every day.

00:15:07.540 let's build that pipeline and president trump approved it with the stroke of a pen that quickly

00:15:12.660 just like that just like that meanwhile we have a promise of a promise of maybe one day if we

00:15:19.380 satisfy 10 prerequisites we might just eventually be able to export oil out of our own fellow

00:15:26.900 country's coast right and still we just won't get that pipeline see here get a super chat

00:15:37.540 from burn gal is that how you pronounce your last name man gall gal either way thank you so much man

00:15:45.700 thank you for the super chat i appreciate you i really am thankful okay you guys can't even see

00:15:51.380 my face there thank you so much thank you i appreciate it and thank you to freedom train as

00:15:56.260 well uh yeah we're not we're not gonna get a pipeline they're just dangling the the whole

00:16:02.340 possibility of a pipeline here you go just you know increase your carbon tax um increase your

00:16:09.380 carbon tax and do all kinds of stuff and humiliate yourself in front of a lord carney king carney

00:16:16.420 and maybe then we will consider potentially letting you export your most uh valuable resource

00:16:24.340 as a part of this country it's like we have to buy a membership to be an equal partner in this

00:16:30.660 so-called federation what's the point what's the point okay did the live stream begin because it's

00:16:36.660 looking like it's buffering hold on a second here guys let's let's try to let's try to reload this

00:16:42.000 thing here because sometimes okay it's it's still not live it's still not going and we're live so

00:16:49.140 uh she's late like the politician that she is she's late but well i hope she at the end of the

00:16:58.520 I just hope she calls the referendum and calls the right referendum

00:17:01.420 because Lucas Huck's question is a joke.

00:17:06.480 It's like, should Alberta stay in Canada?

00:17:09.640 It's like asking, should this guy stay blue?

00:17:11.900 He asked it that way because it's noncompliant.

00:17:15.420 It doesn't comply with the Supreme Court's decision,

00:17:20.000 which created what they call the Clarity Act.

00:17:23.680 The question has to be clear, concise, precise,

00:17:26.860 and it has to be asked the right way so that it complies

00:17:30.880 with the, what do you call it, with parliament

00:17:35.600 because parliament is supposed to approve it.

00:17:37.620 I mean, that's another thing that I don't like

00:17:39.600 about this whole process, but there is the one thing

00:17:42.660 they talk about, which is called international recognition

00:17:45.240 that the Supreme Court did reference in that comment

00:17:51.540 that they made that none of that excludes the possibility

00:17:55.140 of international recognition and in all honesty i believe that'll be that'll probably be the way

00:18:02.580 alberta is gonna have to end up going not only in canada upon a successful referendum is going

00:18:07.900 to negotiate in good faith i don't believe so and pardon me if i'm being pessimistic i don't

00:18:14.100 think today's canada will if if enough albertans choose to vote yes come october i don't think

00:18:21.880 canada let's alberta go without making its life impossible they'll make it impossible for alberta

00:18:28.560 to actually become independent because they like they're losing their golden goose and canada has

00:18:33.860 just become that kind of a country canada is not the country that we knew 15 20 even 10 years ago

00:18:40.960 a respectable country that wasn't perfect but overall uh there was minimal corruption there

00:18:47.360 was some corruption but there was minimal corruption no major scandals trudeau threw

00:18:51.320 all that out the window there's been corruption non-stop in any self-respecting country Justin

00:18:57.760 Trudeau would be in jail right now arrested there's so many scandals S&C Lavalin the Green

00:19:05.080 Slush Fund the Yagakan Island I don't even have the time to mention all of them there's a long

00:19:12.620 list and Mark Carney has a million conflicts of interest with the whole Brookfield thing and he's

00:19:18.220 already like breaking rules and such canada's not going to let alberta go without a fight is what

00:19:22.960 i'm trying to say but the ultimate thing the trump card if you will is international recognition and

00:19:30.720 the trump administration has already multiple times uh has already mentioned one way or another

00:19:38.780 either covert or overtly or clearly that they support democracy and that they would support

00:19:44.580 an independent Alberta like that, they would offer international recognition.

00:19:48.120 And that's the game changer right here.

00:19:50.440 I've told you guys ad nauseum multiple times.

00:19:52.780 This is the game changer.

00:19:55.360 United States recognizes Alberta as an independent country.

00:19:59.320 It's over.

00:20:00.080 What is Canada really going to be able to do against Alberta when the biggest, the most

00:20:07.480 powerful nation right next door already said, yeah, no, they're an independent country.

00:20:11.600 I mean, look at China.

00:20:12.620 China can't touch Taiwan exactly because the United States recognizes Taiwan as an independent country.

00:20:20.740 So that tells you everything right there.

00:20:23.320 I got a super chat here from Captain Willie Grimm.

00:20:30.560 Shout out to you, Captain Grimm. 0.82

00:20:33.140 You get freedom if you want it, Alberta. Do it. 0.51

00:20:35.680 Amen to that. Amen to that.

00:20:37.980 If enough Albertans want it, it will happen.

00:20:40.100 If enough of you watching this video here in Alberta want it, it will happen.

00:20:45.080 Okay, the Premier is going live.

00:20:48.160 Let's get to the stream right now.

00:20:51.340 I will be commenting here and there.

00:20:53.340 Okay, here we go.

00:20:55.060 My fellow Albertans, tonight I wish to speak with you about the debate we are having in this province on the future of Alberta and Canada.

00:21:02.560 Last week, an Alberta judge released a decision finding that the Citizen Initiative petition

00:21:06.920 organized by the group Stay Free Alberta on the issue of Alberta separation is unconstitutional

00:21:12.980 because in the judge's view, there was not adequate consultation done with the First Nations

00:21:17.460 Band about the potential effect of the petition on their treaty rights. This ruling fundamentally

00:21:23.140 misinterprets the nature of the duty to consult, which was never meant to prevent citizens from

00:21:28.140 making their voices heard through a democratic process. Now, I want to be clear. I support

00:21:33.860 Alberta remaining in Canada. That is how I would vote on separation in a provincial referendum.

00:21:39.620 It is also the position of my government and my caucus. However, despite my personal support for

00:21:45.440 remaining in Canada, I am deeply troubled by an erroneous court decision that interferes with the

00:21:50.960 democratic rights of hundreds of thousands of Albertans. Albertans who volunteered, prepared

00:21:57.120 petitions, made their case to fellow citizens, and appear to have secured the required amount

00:22:02.480 of signatures necessary under Alberta law to hold a provincial referendum. The fact is that between

00:22:08.840 the Forever Canada petition requesting a referendum on Alberta remaining in Canada and the Stay Free

00:22:15.000 Alberta petition requesting a referendum on leaving Canada, approximately 700,000 Albertans have

00:22:21.600 signed a petition requesting a vote on this issue. And I, as Premier, will not have a legal mistake

00:22:27.300 by a single judge silence the voices of hundreds of thousands of Albertans. That's not the Alberta

00:22:33.060 way. Alberta's future will be decided by Albertans, not the courts. Our government will therefore be

00:22:39.780 appealing the decision to Alberta's Court of Appeal and, if necessary, the Supreme Court of

00:22:44.580 Canada. But this process will take many months and possibly years before being addressed by those

00:22:50.520 higher courts. In the meantime, under our legal system, this troubling court decision is binding

00:22:56.340 law in Alberta until it is successfully appealed. This means that it is unlikely the courts will

00:23:02.620 permit Elections Alberta to hold a binding provincial referendum on separation until this

00:23:07.520 incorrect ruling is overturned or clarified. But there is another way to hear from Albertans while

00:23:13.520 we wait for our legal appeal to be heard. That is why I'm announcing today that I will be requesting

00:23:18.480 our government, add an additional question to the October 19th referendum vote announced

00:23:23.180 previously. The additional question will be, should Alberta remain a province of Canada?

00:23:29.760 Or should the government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian

00:23:34.120 Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should

00:23:39.640 separate from Canada? Because this proposed referendum question does not directly trigger

00:23:45.180 separation, but if successful, would ask Alberta's government to commence the legal process necessary

00:23:50.980 to hold a binding referendum on the matter. The recent court ruling would not be applicable,

00:23:55.960 and the referendum question I outlined could proceed. This question will also ensure the

00:24:01.340 700,000 signatories to both the Forever Canada petition and the Stay Free Alberta petition

00:24:06.900 are respected, and the will of Albertans is heard. Kicking the can down the road only prolongs a very

00:24:13.300 emotional and important debate, and muzzling the voices of hundreds of thousands of Albertans

00:24:18.120 wanting to be heard is unjustifiable in a free and democratic society. It's time to have a vote,

00:24:24.140 understand the will of Albertans on this subject, and move on. Now, obviously, Alberta's first ever

00:24:30.100 provincial vote on our province's future in Canada is of monumental importance. As such, I feel it is

00:24:36.240 important to clearly state my personal position so Albertans know where I stand. I first want to

00:24:41.920 assure Albertans that our government will respect the outcome and direction received on all of the

00:24:46.320 referendum questions being voted on this October 19th. Our government has already launched the

00:24:51.480 website, albertareferendum2026.ca, with a significant amount of background information

00:24:57.540 on the immigration and constitutional questions previously announced, and I hope every Albertan

00:25:02.560 will take the time to explore that website in detail. As to the specific issue of separation,

00:25:07.700 I have repeatedly stated that the position of the UCP caucus and UCP government is to build a strong and sovereign Alberta within a united Canada.

00:25:17.400 I have never deviated from that position, and I will not do so now.

00:25:21.000 I will therefore be voting for Alberta to remain in Canada, while continuing to work each and every day to restore and strengthen provincial rights under the Canadian Constitution.

00:25:31.280 The fact is, Canada was founded on this very principle.

00:25:34.380 Canada is very different from the United States and many other Western democracies.

00:25:39.500 For example, the United States centralizes the majority of power and decision-making in its federal government.

00:25:45.060 And yet they're doing better than us.

00:25:46.700 In Canada, we chose a decentralized federation composed of very unique and diverse provinces left to govern themselves in almost all matters.

00:25:54.260 We don't go over ourselves.

00:25:55.260 With the main exceptions of national defense and international affairs.

00:25:58.020 over time our federal government has sought to move towards a more centralized american style

00:26:03.660 system with ottawa attempting to take over many provincial areas of jurisdiction using all manner

00:26:09.900 of legislative judicial and financial leverage i categorically reject ottawa's attempts to do so

00:26:16.360 and call on all provincial leaders and mps to undo the extensive damage that centralization

00:26:21.720 of power in ottawa has done to our country economically and with respect to national

00:26:26.560 unity. I am fiercely loyal to both Alberta and Canada, but I truly believe our country is so

00:26:33.220 much stronger and more prosperous when we respect the rights of provinces and empower them to govern

00:26:38.620 themselves with minimal federal interference. Albertans, not Ottawa. Quebecers, not Ottawa.

00:26:45.400 And all the other provinces must each be empowered to control our own direction and destiny,

00:26:50.900 Whether it's energy policy, agricultural practices, policing, firearms ownership, or how to administer our social programs, the days of Ottawa dictating and interfering in provincial affairs must come to an end.

00:27:04.420 The future economic success and unity of our country depends on that.

00:27:05.680 How is it going to come to an end if you're not calling a binding referendum, lady?

00:27:09.040 When I was first elected premier, I was very concerned that it would be almost impossible to restore provincial rights stolen from Alberta and other provinces by the Trudeau-Sing government in Ottawa. 0.98

00:27:19.720 However, our government went to work anyway to see if we could. 0.86

00:27:23.360 We have been relentless in making our voices heard,

00:27:26.500 launching dozens of legal actions,

00:27:28.820 appearing in hundreds of national interviews,

00:27:31.380 bridge-building with other premiers,

00:27:32.960 and aggressively passing legislation,

00:27:35.280 such as the Alberta Sovereignty Within the United Canada Act,

00:27:38.020 to take back our provincial autonomy from the federal government.

00:27:41.920 We ran extensive advertising campaigns

00:27:44.120 against the destructive net-zero electricity regulations,

00:27:47.080 as well as the catastrophic oil and gas production cap

00:27:50.440 in order to persuade our fellow Canadians

00:27:52.780 that Trudeau's anti-Alberta agenda was also anti-Canadian

00:27:56.440 and was destroying the unity, energy, and economic future of our nation.

00:28:01.060 A great majority of Albertans joined us in that fight,

00:28:04.040 calling friends, relatives, and participating in social media

00:28:06.700 to spread that message throughout the country.

00:28:08.880 We made a lot of noise as a province.

00:28:10.900 We fought hard and refused to accept the status quo.

00:28:13.900 And the result? Well, my friends, we have started to win. Over the course of the last two years, the tide of national public opinion on resource development, provincial rights, energy policy, and a host of other issues began to turn. Our Alberta oil sands went from a national target to a national treasure. Pipelines went from impossible to a national imperative.

00:28:36.900 Justin Trudeau's anti-Alberta, anti-energy policies became a national embarrassment,

00:28:41.300 one of several, that ultimately cost him his prime ministership.

00:28:45.220 The Leave-It-In-The-Ground NDP, led by Jagmeet Singh, was electorally annihilated.

00:28:50.200 And the federal Liberals, led by their new leader, Prime Minister Mark Carney,

00:28:53.840 adopted most of Alberta's positions on energy and resource development.

00:28:57.380 In fact, the current Prime Minister has worked very constructively with our government

00:29:01.340 to craft an Alberta-Ottawa Energy Agreement, or MOU, as it is often called. This has already

00:29:07.280 attracted tens of billions of dollars in investment for new pipelines, natural gas-run data centers,

00:29:13.240 electricity generation, and so much more. Under that energy agreement with Ottawa,

00:29:18.580 the destructive federal electricity regulations are gone. The economically disastrous oil and

00:29:24.420 gas production cap has been scrapped. New pipelines carry nearly a million barrels of

00:29:29.960 Alberta oil to the United States are

00:29:31.840 proceeding with speed towards construction.

00:29:33.960 To the United States, though.

00:29:35.340 And a new million-barrel-a-day pipeline to the B.C. West Coast

00:29:38.180 is well in progress

00:29:39.720 and on track to have its permitting completed

00:29:41.900 by September of next year.

00:29:43.980 Could and should these reforms and projects move

00:29:45.900 faster? Yes, of course they should.

00:29:48.180 The federal government can and needs to

00:29:49.900 act with even more urgency than it has.

00:29:52.400 Do we in Alberta still have our

00:29:53.760 differences with the federal liberal government?

00:29:56.180 Obviously. And make no

00:29:57.780 mistake, we will relentlessly challenge

00:29:59.880 them to respect our provincial rights and jurisdiction every time they step over the

00:30:04.140 line. But my fellow Albertans, there can be no doubt that things are a world of difference

00:30:09.760 better for our province than they were under the Trudeau NDP government. Both major federal

00:30:14.900 parties, the federal conservatives and now the federal liberals, representing 85% of

00:30:20.520 voters in Canada, are advocating for Alberta to increase our energy production and exports.

00:30:26.180 Only some extremists in the NDP, Bloc Québécois, and Green parties,

00:30:30.020 representing less than 15% of voters in Canada,

00:30:33.200 hold fast to their anti-Alberta, leave-it-in-the-ground rhetoric.

00:30:36.760 This complete turning of Canadian government policy and national public opinion

00:30:41.320 was unthinkable just a few short years ago.

00:30:44.320 No one thought it was possible, except here, in Alberta.

00:30:48.040 We turned the tide.

00:30:49.440 We are winning hearts and minds to our cause right across the country,

00:30:52.800 as many of our fellow Canadians are coming to understand that a strong Alberta and strong

00:30:57.880 provinces means a stronger and more prosperous Canada. Now to those hundreds of thousands of

00:31:03.620 Albertans who are still not convinced or are unsatisfied with the pace of change and believe

00:31:08.500 that separation is the answer, I want you to know that I empathize with you and I understand why you

00:31:13.980 feel that way. You are justifiably frustrated and angry with Ottawa. You are proud and loyal

00:31:19.920 Albertans that have watched our province

00:31:22.000 have taken advantage of repeatedly

00:31:23.740 over past decades. And you want it

00:31:26.020 to stop. So do I.

00:31:28.020 More than anything. Like you, I love

00:31:30.080 this province and our people so much.

00:31:32.200 I am so proud to be Albertan.

00:31:34.160 But I ask you to please consider

00:31:35.940 joining me to vote for Alberta

00:31:37.800 to remain in Canada.

00:31:39.580 And not give up on our beautiful country

00:31:41.780 just as we're gaining respect

00:31:43.460 and the tide has turned in our favor.

00:31:46.280 Not on our fellow Canadians.

00:31:47.940 Even those that may support different political

00:31:49.800 parties are nonetheless supporting Alberta's vision for a prosperous, energy-rich nation

00:31:55.080 with strong provinces building a Canada we can be proud of again. In my view, now is not the time

00:32:01.680 to give up hope in our country, not when we have fought so hard for so long and come so far.

00:32:07.380 I believe Canada can still work. I believe it's working better every day, and it can work even

00:32:12.560 better in the future if we keep fighting together for it. Together with our fellow Canadians, we

00:32:17.480 have built a Canada that is loved and respected all over the world. Our men and women have died

00:32:22.340 together, fighting for our freedoms and the safety of hundreds of millions around the globe.

00:32:27.240 Canadians were there in Europe, fighting and making the ultimate sacrifice in the Second

00:32:31.500 World War long before we were joined in that effort by our American allies. Together with

00:32:36.780 our allies, we were also instrumental in beating back the forces of communism and terrorism.

00:32:41.740 the world would be a much darker place, if not for Canada.

00:32:45.860 We have built marvels of technology together.

00:32:48.440 We are known the world over as a country of innovators, explorers, and entrepreneurs,

00:32:53.180 but also of peacemakers, philanthropists, and contributors to the good of the world.

00:32:59.460 Our federal politicians may stray from our foundational values from time to time,

00:33:03.940 but our fellow Canadians, they are our family, our friends, our blood.

00:33:08.140 we all know our family needs to do some work to get rid of a few bad habits developed over the

00:33:13.060 past decade. But that's what we are in the process of fixing. Now is the time to double down and

00:33:18.520 fight even harder for the prosperity and change we want to see in our country. Because Albertans

00:33:24.100 are at our best when we are hard at work getting things done for each other and our families,

00:33:28.660 solving problems, serving our communities, creating and innovating, building a stronger Alberta and a

00:33:34.680 stronger Canada. And now is our chance to do so, finally with a Chinook wind at our backs instead

00:33:40.360 of a winter blizzard in our face. Finally, I wish to speak with those of you who already agree with

00:33:46.260 me that Alberta should remain in Canada. Let us guard against the trap of using division and

00:33:51.300 demonization tactics against our fellow Albertans with whom we disagree on this matter. The vast

00:33:56.780 majority of those advocating for separation love our province profoundly. Many are also proud

00:34:02.380 Canadians that have simply lost hope that their families can flourish within Canada.

00:34:07.360 So instead of attacking these loyal Albertans, let's work together to restore hope in their

00:34:12.180 country again. Let's work together to hold Ottawa accountable for implementing the Alberta-Ottawa

00:34:17.560 energy deal and get that pipeline built to the West Coast. Let's work together to get Ottawa to

00:34:23.040 stand down on their unfair persecution of law-abiding gun owners. Let's work together

00:34:27.460 to build an immigration system that helps support our economy while putting Alberta workers and

00:34:32.480 taxpayers first. Let's demonstrate why Alberta can be stronger and more prosperous as a member

00:34:38.200 of a renewed and unified Canada, one that is moving past the last 10 years to empower provinces

00:34:43.900 to develop and export our resources and to govern our own provincial affairs free from federal

00:34:49.180 interference. Let's use the power of hope and persuasion and reject the language of division

00:34:54.680 and demonization. We are, after all, each other's neighbors, friends, and family. We must never let

00:35:01.260 the voices of hatred and vilification divide us as a people. Because at the end of this debate,

00:35:06.880 and when the referendum is over, we must come together to ensure that our beloved province

00:35:11.240 continues to prosper. And that is my hope, that our beloved Alberta and Canada will remain forever

00:35:17.760 strong and free. Thank you and good night.

00:35:24.680 oh my god that's how you lose your job that's how you lose your job she thinks she's gonna 1.00

00:35:31.120 play albertans with this non-binding question that she just asked non-binding question this

00:35:37.400 is exactly this this was it this was the one thing she was not supposed to do was not allow 0.78

00:35:43.780 a binding question we need a real binding question and she's playing a technicality here guys she 0.64

00:35:50.680 said she created this question that says we should begin to work towards separating if enough albertans

00:35:58.200 vote vote yes it's not a done deal we could begin working on potentially separating if enough albertans

00:36:06.920 voted yes that's ridiculous that is exactly what did we did not want her to did i am i missing

00:36:14.280 something chat am i missing something here like like a binding question this that's exactly what

00:36:23.800 we needed here was okay look my hands are clean i'm voting yes but the question is binding

00:36:30.600 if enough albert albertans vote yes then independence begins we start the negotiating

00:36:37.880 process to leave canada we don't start talking to them and discussing the potentiality of maybe

00:36:45.400 leaving tomorrow unless they convince us otherwise maybe i'm missing something here but what i heard

00:36:53.320 was a non-binding question and she used the court the court which by the way the court told her

00:37:01.720 you're allowed to call a binding question you are so i don't know who she thinks she's playing

00:37:06.680 i'm gonna be watching for stay free alberta well not stay free alberta anymore i think it's

00:37:13.140 um alberta prosperity project i'm gonna be watching for mitch sylvester i'm gonna be

00:37:18.860 watching for jeffrey rath i mean jeff has been telling her that she's a federalist and she's

00:37:23.060 full of it this whole time he's been calling it at his own peril like people have been going off

00:37:27.420 on jeff oh jeff is jeff is a little too aggressive he's got to give her some room he's been he's

00:37:32.480 called it from the beginning he's like she's a federalist she's not on our side the only time she

00:37:37.200 does anything is when she feels enough pressure the pressure i was talking about at the beginning

00:37:41.600 of this live stream when she feels enough pressure and the only reason she's even calling this um

00:37:49.200 non-binding question which is it's so long too it's supposed to be super simple the question

00:37:55.600 proposed by state for alberta was um do you agree that the province of alberta should cease to be a

00:38:00.560 part of canada and become an independent country simpler to the point binding compliant with the

00:38:06.540 clarity act this other question is like a whole paragraph question from stay free alberta two

00:38:12.680 sentences this question like four sentences super long she didn't keep the question the same as

00:38:19.160 lucasuk wanted it because she knew that if she did that it'd be obvious so she's trying to play 0.82

00:38:24.940 the technicality game here where she's hoping that alberta patriots are a lot of them are naive

00:38:31.660 enough to think well this is good but she literally said it in her own live stream because she knew

00:38:37.300 she'd be called out about it she said this question is non-binding therefore it'll get

00:38:43.620 through the courts while i appeal the process what's the point in appealing when you can easily

00:38:48.380 just call the binding question yourself and she thinks she's going to get off the hook on that

00:38:52.880 do you think she's going to get off the hook on a technicality but here's the thing that she

00:38:58.500 doesn't know is that alberta patriots are more involved than ever the ucp site for memberships

00:39:07.340 crashed i'm gonna say that again the ucp site united conservative party her party that she's

00:39:15.520 the leader of crashed the membership website the other day because so many people are buying

00:39:23.800 memberships and I don't think it's leftists that are buying memberships I don't think it's

00:39:29.160 fence sitters that are buying memberships these are determined Albertans who want a binding

00:39:35.820 referendum and even that's why she even got that far because if it was up to her she might have

00:39:44.160 not even gotten there a lot of people have been saying it for a long time and i try to cut her

00:39:48.700 the slack i try to give her credit we're due because she has done some positive things but

00:39:54.160 i could see i'm like you know she can always call it herself she's playing the middle here she's

00:40:02.320 being a a what's the word a coward she's he's being a gutless politician here she's not like 1.00

00:40:09.840 pick a side lady pick a side and ideally pick the side of the people who got you in power 1.00

00:40:17.100 oh she's the premier she governs for everybody if it was up to the other side she wouldn't even be 1.00

00:40:23.000 the premier if it was up to the other side she would never even step foot in in power ever again

00:40:30.560 in the premier's share so this is what donald trump has as an example is that for the most part

00:40:37.880 99 percent of the time donald trump stays true to the people who voted for him is he a perfect

00:40:44.500 president a perfect leader no he's not but he doesn't try to pander to the left that's what

00:40:50.280 you cannot call trump is that he panders to the left trump doesn't try to soften his tone

00:40:55.420 to pander to the democrats but what we have in canada is a bunch of conservative and name only

00:41:02.100 people who don't get they don't especially in alberta they don't learn their lesson like she

00:41:07.680 doesn't learn that jason kenny got booted out of this province because albertans when we vote for

00:41:13.500 a conservative we want a real conservative we don't want a kind of you know lukewarm water

00:41:21.760 conservative you know fiscally conservative but not really a little libert and no we want a real

00:41:29.000 conservative and you know and she says well alberta's stronger within canada and canada has

00:41:34.660 done so much for the world what has canada done for alberta for the past 40 years i'm going to

00:41:40.280 tell you what canada has done for alberta for the past 40 years did you know that quebec alone has

00:41:47.080 three supreme court justices guaranteed by the constitution three supreme court justices while

00:41:52.860 alberta saskatchewan british columbia northwest territories the yukon and nunabut all combined

00:42:00.060 get two supreme court justices quebec gets three quebec alone this is not ontario and quebec quebec

00:42:08.700 alone gets three supreme court justices the highest court in the land they get three justices

00:42:17.020 all of western canada including alberta saskatchewan british columbia and the territories get

00:42:22.220 two combined senator let's talk about the senators the senate in canada is one of the 0.89

00:42:29.100 most ridiculous things you'll ever hear about in the world especially if you're not from canada

00:42:33.740 take a province like new brunswick or nova scotia with about a population of 1 million in the case 0.84

00:42:38.940 of nova scotia about 900 000 in the case of new brunswick 10 senators allocated on elected

00:42:46.780 senators 10 of them allocated by ottawa to new brunswick alberta how many does alberta get

00:42:54.300 with a population of 5 million people six senators explain to me how that is a good thing

00:43:02.540 for alberta to stay a part of how and then there's the equalization payments uh fiasco

00:43:10.060 alberta sending out 20 to 30 billion dollars more every year to satisfy quebec and eastern

00:43:21.120 canada who always vote against alberta's interests they always vote liberal you will never see quebec

00:43:28.160 voting anything other than liberal and bloc quebecois quebecois and eastern canada is it's

00:43:34.540 all liberal they paint it red every single freaking election and yet their budgets depend 0.99

00:43:40.840 on sucking wealth out of alberta ridiculous i don't think this lady understands that this is 0.97

00:43:49.160 not good this is not good for her job i don't know how the leaders of the independence movement 0.85

00:43:57.020 are going to react to this but i know how a lot of patriots in alberta are going to react to this

00:44:01.120 because i'm reacting that way too this ain't good for her and this is not good for anybody

00:44:07.520 uh this is not good and she's trying to please these people i'm going to show you guys right now

00:44:13.200 he's trying to please these people this right here is an mla a member of the legislative assembly

00:44:19.720 basically a person who's like a congresswoman in alberta basically for those of you south of

00:44:25.320 the border but a member of the legislative assembly this is this creature here

00:44:28.540 hard to know what it even is but she's a an elected official here in in canada in alberta

00:44:36.340 and she just put this out today on her on her official instagram look what she's calling smith

00:44:43.980 is that the people she's trying to pander to trying to pacify them is that who you're trying

00:44:50.840 to keep on side is that are these the people you're trying to literally inciting violence

00:44:57.180 basically shirt public enemy with her face on it and she's promoting it as an elected official

00:45:07.420 on her social media are these the people that you're trying to keep on side

00:45:14.380 because this is what they think of you they don't give a damn about you ma'am

00:45:19.340 the people who voted for you like myself and my family my wife and i

00:45:23.020 people like the many albertans i've shaken shaken shaken their hand many of you that i've met those

00:45:30.340 are the people who voted you into power and the people who you need to count on to be re-elected

00:45:35.620 because alberta is still a majority conservative jurisdiction even though they're trying to change

00:45:42.320 that by sending people immigrants people from eastern canada people with liberal mentality

00:45:48.160 sending them here trying to change it trying to turn alberta into the places that they left behind

00:45:52.980 she is this like december jam says here danielle is getting fired that's what's going on chances

00:46:01.100 are she is chances are she is or she's gonna elect then she because it and like the party's

00:46:08.420 gonna split chances are unless there's something going on in the background that i am not privy to

00:46:14.500 which can happen i am not i don't know anything you guys don't know i just try to keep up with

00:46:19.600 public information that's available unless there's something i don't know here i'm misunderstanding

00:46:25.440 the lawyers will do law the lawyers will break it down but from my understanding as a simple man

00:46:31.440 what i read and what she said out of her lips is that excuse me pardon me what she said out

00:46:38.720 of her own mouth is that that was a non-binding vote we will vote and if enough albertans vote yes

00:46:46.880 she didn't say oh it's 50 plus one either she didn't clarify that if enough albertans whatever

00:46:52.480 that number is vote yes then we will potentially enter negotiations you're giving us a mandate to

00:46:59.520 enter negotiations not necessarily to begin separation but to start talking about the

00:47:04.160 process of maybe separate come on ma'am come on and these are the people she's trying to

00:47:09.920 appease here and they're never appeased and that's what i love about uh president trump as

00:47:16.860 an example because it's the perfect example he doesn't try to appease these people quite the

00:47:21.960 opposite he's like bring it on and he brings the fight to them they've tried to they've tried to

00:47:26.580 take his life multiple times and he still fights them he's still like bring it on this is our

00:47:30.960 country unapologetically conservative here we're not trying to go back to what it was under biden

00:47:36.720 and we're going to put up a fight, bring it on

00:47:39.320 and they do all of that

00:47:41.420 they do things like that where they put public

00:47:43.520 enemy and all that stuff

00:47:44.760 they do it to Trump

00:47:47.160 but Trump doesn't try to appease them

00:47:49.260 because what's the point? You can't pacify

00:47:51.520 those people

00:47:52.140 this is another thing, this is the same individual

00:47:55.120 that same creature, Janice

00:47:57.000 or Janice, however you pronounce

00:47:59.080 her name, you got a billboard

00:48:01.380 truck going 1.00

00:48:01.980 look, Danielle Smith trying to 1.00

00:48:05.300 rig the next election 0.80

00:48:06.400 they're already they're already saying that she's rigging she's committing election fraud is what

00:48:12.400 they're alleging already and seriously you're trying to appease these people these are the

00:48:19.300 people that you're trying to comply with they're trying to somehow like make them not hate you

00:48:26.760 all they do is hate have you ever met a leftist a radical leftist not a moderate person no not

00:48:34.220 your neighbor who kind of voted liberal because he thinks it's best for his pension and best for

00:48:38.240 his house the value keeps going up even though his son and grandson can't uh son grandson

00:48:43.580 grandchildren in general can't purchase a house because the values are the cost is so high not

00:48:48.620 not that person no like a you know a little blue haired pink hair activist and doesn't have a job

00:48:55.480 protesting at every single protest antifa type all they do is hate you can't reason with those people

00:49:02.760 you're trying to reason with those people oh i'm i'm going to make it non-binding so that they

00:49:09.660 like me better this is the angle i'm seeing is i think she's trying to again continue to play

00:49:14.760 the middle and this was the moment this was the moment for her to pick a lane this was the moment

00:49:20.460 for her to finally get on side and uh it's not gonna be good for her it's not gonna be good

00:49:28.100 because this side will never ever support her and then if she loses the side that was loyal to her

00:49:36.060 because she's not loyal to them it's not looking good for her job her job prospects these people

00:49:42.900 are crazy like look at this guy when he found out that there was going to be a referendum call check

00:49:48.440 this out hold on let me switch this this is how these people are reacting to the whole referendum 0.92

00:49:53.120 them things you can't there's no reasoning there's no reasoning man like you can't try to reason and

00:50:07.740 try to appease these people uh and this is that she says we're gonna have a pipeline right that's

00:50:13.260 another argument she made in her address alberns are gonna have a pipeline it's already in the

00:50:19.420 works it's going to happen and uh look at what the uh the premier out in british colombia had to say

00:50:28.520 about alberta and we're totally going to have a pipeline listen to this the the message of the

00:50:34.660 prime minister is simple this country cannot work uh if uh the uh uh if uh separatists separatist

00:50:42.120 premiers uh others uh get all of the attention of the federal government uh and uh and those

00:50:48.180 provinces where we're standing squarely behind

00:50:50.300 Canada, where we're fighting for Canada,

00:50:52.740 where we couldn't be more

00:50:54.240 pro-Canadian in the projects we're

00:50:56.140 advancing, you know, where

00:50:58.220 we're left out of the discussion. That's a very

00:51:00.080 straightforward message for me to the Prime Minister, and I'm

00:51:02.340 hopeful he agrees with that, because

00:51:04.400 we have huge projects here in the province

00:51:06.260 that are going to employ thousands

00:51:08.120 and thousands of British...

00:51:09.520 He's got six projects pre-approved

00:51:11.680 in British Columbia. Six projects

00:51:14.220 out of British Columbia that are pre-approved,

00:51:15.920 And he's crying and whining about a potential pipeline that hasn't even been approved.

00:51:21.880 There's an MOU. That's all there is, which is basically an IOU paper.

00:51:26.860 An MOU not worth the paper it is written on is all Alberta has.

00:51:31.120 And we had to agree to a carbon tax, an industrial carbon tax in order to get a promise of a pipeline.

00:51:38.880 And this guy still British Columbia Premier, basically the governor of British Columbia, for those of you south of the border.

00:51:45.920 This guy is already complaining about a potential pipeline which hasn't even been agreed or, you know, hasn't even been approved fully yet or at all.

00:51:56.760 That's the people we're dealing with.

00:51:58.700 And that's the Canada she wants to stay a part of.

00:52:02.340 Canada is a non-functioning country.

00:52:04.620 And she dared compare the autonomy of the United States with Canada.

00:52:11.480 the united states has never frozen people's bank accounts for protesting

00:52:16.120 the united states didn't there was there were trucker convoys down there not nearly as big

00:52:21.600 as the one here but there were trucker convoys even biden didn't freaking uh put the truckers

00:52:27.160 behind bars they didn't freeze their bank accounts the the covet thing the states like

00:52:35.600 Florida said, no, we're not imposing any any vaccine mandates here.

00:52:40.460 Texas, the same thing. In

00:52:43.720 Canada, it was all imposed everywhere because whatever

00:52:47.520 Ottawa says goes, except for Quebec. Quebec is like the only place 0.94

00:52:51.740 that can say I knew. No, I mean, we don't you don't get

00:52:55.700 to do that here. Every other province does the

00:52:59.600 exact same thing everywhere. You go to New Brunswick, you go to

00:53:03.620 alberta you go to saskatchewan you go to uh pei newfoundland and labrador it's all the exact same

00:53:10.520 all the laws are the exact same and uh there's no such thing as like oh we no you're not doing this

00:53:16.860 i'm not doing that in alberta governor de santis in florida during the whole craziness of the

00:53:23.140 vaccine and stuff he said no we're not implementing any of that here under biden and he said no i'm

00:53:27.800 not doing it that's the autonomy the level of autonomy that states have and they're all doing

00:53:32.880 better canada as a whole just became poorer than mississippi one of the poorest states in the u.s

00:53:41.360 canada as a whole became poorer than mississippi alberta alone though separate from canada as as

00:53:48.420 a single unit alberta is actually top 10 compare literally within comparing all provinces and all

00:53:57.000 u.s states albert is in the top 10 gdp wise but canada's a drag on alberta and i already told you

00:54:04.280 politically historically this is now economically canada is an economical drag on alberta oh but

00:54:11.160 we're landlocked it's always switzerland switzerland is landlocked and we're not really landlocked

00:54:17.320 because we can always work with the people south of the border that are willing to work with us

00:54:21.560 That's where most of our pipelines go to anyway.

00:54:25.700 And then you have the federal Sinos, conservative in name only.

00:54:31.440 I voted for this guy, hoping that the whole liberal dynasty would end in Canada.

00:54:36.320 But, of course, Eastern Canada decided not to do that.

00:54:38.700 And this guy has been a complete disappointment.

00:54:40.360 He's always playing it safe.

00:54:42.060 He's never going all out for his people. 0.93

00:54:43.960 He was supposed to call out immigration, like illegal immigration, call it out.

00:54:48.180 And he might have won, but he wanted to play it safe.

00:54:51.560 and again he's playing it safe again and um yeah like if you're gonna go out my grandpa used to 0.50

00:54:58.440 say if you're gonna go out go out swinging guys beating the crap out of you throw us throw some

00:55:02.840 haymakers and hope for the best one of them lands you're gonna be feel very satisfied and if they

00:55:08.280 don't it beats the crap out of you well at least you tried this guy try to play the middle ground 0.93

00:55:15.400 no respect for people who do that trying to play the middle just like daniel did

00:55:18.920 and he declared war on the alberta independence movement listen to this it is the job of the

00:55:23.640 prime minister of canada to unite the country and as prime minister in waiting i will begin

00:55:29.080 that work myself i will be campaigning across the the province of alberta encouraging albertans to

00:55:35.160 stay as part of the canadian family and encouraging nationwide unity for all canadians

00:55:42.120 are you going to address any of the real issues that alberta has in confederation like an unelected

00:55:51.180 senate the unequal uh the unequal amount of uh supreme court justices in canada are you going

00:55:59.460 to address the number of seats parliamentary seats that alberta has in canada no he didn't

00:56:04.400 say any of that i'm going to be fighting alberta patriots to make sure that alberta stays shackled

00:56:09.780 to the sinking ship is basically

00:56:11.860 what Pierre is telling you

00:56:13.860 guys. That's

00:56:15.640 what he's doing here.

00:56:17.760 Got a super chat from T260

00:56:20.380 Outdoors.

00:56:22.380 You need a new governor, my friend. 1.00

00:56:23.840 She plays both sides. That's the worst type 1.00

00:56:25.820 of politicians. That's what I'm saying.

00:56:27.760 That's what I'm saying. Honestly,

00:56:29.740 Trudeau, I knew what I was getting with him.

00:56:31.980 I can't believe I'm saying this, but

00:56:33.740 with Justin Trudeau, I knew what I was getting.

00:56:36.280 El diehard, liberal,

00:56:38.120 rainbow-colored, 1.00

00:56:38.920 suck loving crazy leftists right with these people sinos you guys call rhinos 1.00

00:56:45.720 i hate it because it's like you you got elected a conservative 0.99

00:56:50.660 that danielle smith specifically got elected on a on a sovereignty platform sovereignty within a

00:56:58.180 united canada okay how are you making a sovereign within canada where's where's alberta police

00:57:03.260 where's alberta pension and she's kind of moved on those things but you can do it faster man

00:57:08.840 Go ahead and actually do it. Get the RCMP out of Alberta and get the Alberta sheriffs to take over for them.

00:57:16.200 We're already running deficits. Doesn't matter if we run higher deficits. Just get it done.

00:57:20.560 Make us sovereign in the meantime. Quebec has its own police.

00:57:24.160 Quebec doesn't need the RCMP and they probably do it because they're like, hey, once we become an independent country,

00:57:28.660 why would we want to have national Canadian police in our in our land?

00:57:32.560 No, we want to have our own police who is loyal to Quebec and Quebec alone.

00:57:35.720 where's the alberta pension plan he creates an alberta pension plan and we don't have to worry

00:57:41.800 about the seniors that are worried about oh i'm going to lose my pension if we separate from

00:57:46.500 canada because we've we would already have our own pension separate from canada alberta keeps

00:57:52.320 his pension quebec already has that quebec has its own pension plan so that when they do if they

00:57:59.320 ever because i don't think quebec really wants to separate there may be some individuals that

00:58:04.700 really want to separate and they believe quebec would be better off independent but institutionally

00:58:09.500 as a as a province quebec loves taking money from alberta to fund their socialist programs

00:58:16.620 and they're addicted to that equalization money so i don't think they want to separate as an

00:58:21.100 institution there may be some real quebecois patriots who want to see their province separate

00:58:26.460 but as an institution as a as a government they don't want to um continue just a supporter from

00:58:32.220 texas wishing you all the best thank you so much my friend i appreciate you uh appreciate each and

00:58:38.060 every one of you who've uh taken the time to be sharing uh this live with me here disappointed

00:58:45.420 definitely disappointed i expected her to finally pick a side and she didn't say oh i'm against it

00:58:53.580 she didn't because of course some people say well she didn't she didn't come out and say oh we're

00:58:57.260 not getting a referendum at least we're getting one she didn't glass half full i guess this was

00:59:04.060 the moment there's no longer like nuance there's no longer nuance in between maybe she is maybe

00:59:12.620 she's not she's playing 4d chess no no no no no that time has passed in my opinion my humble

00:59:19.980 opinion this was the time for her to finally pick a side and if if she's not gonna pick a side right

00:59:26.380 if she's gonna say or if she is gonna pick the other side which she actually did um i'm pro uh

00:59:31.740 federalist but i'm gonna do right by the people and put the referendum to them i don't think you

00:59:36.540 guys are gonna win i don't think it's gonna happen right just like they thought before brexit brexit

00:59:41.260 is never gonna win we're gonna stay a part of the european union and then they got surprised

00:59:45.900 but here it's binding because i i can call it as as the premier here i called it you have a

00:59:52.860 a referendum and it's binding and we're ready to go if you guys voted my hands are clean i i did

00:59:58.640 what i could to convince you otherwise but what she is again she's playing the middle playing

01:00:03.640 technicalities if we vote yes what happens is that we possibly enter negotiations to maybe leave 0.90

01:00:12.620 that's what i heard i didn't hear if we if enough of you vote yes in alberta for independence then

01:00:20.340 we start building a country immediately you know we start the negotiating process of how we build

01:00:27.340 that country right away not negotiating process to be convinced otherwise to not separate or whatever

01:00:35.460 so i don't know very disappointed definitely disappointed um they and this this sign right

01:00:42.980 here this sign right here kind of had me excited this was the uh minister of industry who put this

01:00:48.980 tweet out today before the before this address and that kind of had me excited i was like oh man

01:00:54.960 this this might be a sign pun intended right uh welcome to alberta signs right and welcome to

01:01:00.820 alberta strong and free so they're modifying the welcome to alberta i'm like oh maybe that's that's

01:01:05.780 a statement that they're picking the side of sovereignty finally that they're gonna pick a

01:01:11.180 side but we just found out that they're playing games still they're not saying no but they're

01:01:17.500 not saying yes and not saying yes is pretty much saying no to me at this point because at this

01:01:23.580 point it's no longer again she shouldn't be playing games at this point so it's just not

01:01:28.500 good this is what i was hoping for this is what i was hoping to hear that's what he could look like

01:01:35.160 the day after alberta becomes independent from canada but it wouldn't be her anymore it wouldn't

01:01:40.640 be her it'd be somebody else we win a referendum a real one it wouldn't be her because i don't

01:01:46.140 think she's keeping her job i'm gonna keep an eye out on that but i don't think she's keeping her

01:01:51.220 job guys i think she's gonna i think people are coming for a job now albertans are not gonna be

01:01:57.160 happy about this i i think i have a decent pulse on the mood of the province i try to i mean i work

01:02:05.260 here i live here i've lived here for two decades my wife is born and raised here all my children

01:02:11.680 are from here i have a pretty good pulse of what's going on i live in small town alberta too

01:02:16.600 real folks out there working hard and most people are fed up they they're not they're not it's not

01:02:23.260 angry it's not anger albertans are not angry although some are i think the general feeling

01:02:29.080 is just like we're done even that little clip i showed you guys at the very beginning of

01:02:33.760 albertans in sundry alberta that's we're just done it's just done with canada we we don't believe in

01:02:40.060 anymore we don't think it's gonna work it's never worked we've been trying for many decades and it's

01:02:46.220 not happening you could have been that premier smith you could have been that lady right there

01:02:50.440 president trump offering international recognition and maybe a military pact in case canada gets

01:02:56.440 funny and wants to try anything with alberta not that we could need anything the canadian

01:03:02.080 the canadian armed forces are in shackles after 10 years of trudeau in shambles i mean after 10

01:03:07.060 years of trudeau so maybe in shackles too here's what what he could have been ma'am is what he

01:03:13.560 could have been right there i don't know why the blue and yellow it's not not ukraine uh but i'll

01:03:18.940 take it could have been you right there the first president of alberta could have been you ma'am

01:03:26.360 president trump right there you know maybe we have a free trade the best free trade deal in

01:03:33.600 world one page everything is free on both sides of the border president trump announces it

01:03:39.760 everything is free of taxes on both sides of the border americans want to do deals in alberta can

01:03:44.800 go up to wild roads country and do deals albertans want to do deals in the good old usa can go down

01:03:50.480 to the good old usa and do deals we have the best deal in the world just basically economically

01:03:56.240 fully integrated into the most powerful country and most powerful economy in the entire world 1.00

01:04:01.600 but uh she i don't know maybe they got to her economically maybe they got to her

01:04:07.260 fear-wise something maybe they nobody got to her and she made that choice she said nope i'm not

01:04:14.180 risking it but that could have been her and what a glorious day that would be what a glorious day

01:04:20.100 that will be if enough albertans get involved because this isn't the end of it this is not

01:04:25.640 the end of it this right here is the next move for those of you in alberta it's 10 bucks

01:04:32.680 what can you do you watching if you haven't given up if you think we can still do something and if

01:04:39.120 you believe in your fellow alberta patriots not in politicians don't believe in politicians

01:04:44.500 if you believe in your fellow alberta patriots what can we do before october 19th

01:04:51.240 buy a ucp membership a ucp membership 10 bucks for a year by one year we don't know what's

01:05:00.580 going to happen in the next year by one year it's on their website you can do it online

01:05:05.060 only people in alberta uh people outside of alberta there's no point um people in alberta

01:05:12.900 pretty sure you got to put an alberta address anyways um and otherwise you're just wasting

01:05:17.400 10 bucks if you're in alberta this is what you can do it's not my money this is literally their

01:05:21.720 political official political party this is not going to me it's not going to pin you the belt

01:05:25.880 by usb membership i did my wife did uh and i'm encouraging everybody uh who i who i see

01:05:34.280 uh to get one because we need to get involved we need to get involved maybe we need to get

01:05:39.640 a premier in there who will call a binding referendum because the premier has that power

01:05:45.400 that's how quebec did it it was the premier twice the premier said i'm calling a referendum and

01:05:50.600 it's binding if we win we win so that's what you can do cobaltases the independent alberta

01:06:00.920 independent alberta profile picture thank you so much for the super chat my friend i appreciate it

01:06:04.680 thank you so that's what we can do next try to get involved as much as possible and uh yeah

01:06:13.240 and i'm gonna leave you guys with this clip from president trump how he views canada this is how

01:06:19.180 president trump views canada this is a recent conversation he had talking about canada because

01:06:24.360 canada still doesn't have a deal every other country in the world has uh managed to get a 0.98

01:06:30.020 deal with the united states the biggest economy in the world but canada is keeping their dumb 0.98

01:06:34.780 elbows up right i'm gonna keep those elbows up even though our economies in the in the toilet 0.96

01:06:42.240 our dollar 72 cents to the american dollar lower than ever uh we got two million canadians

01:06:49.820 needing necessitating a food bank in order to survive uh and we still want to keep our elbows

01:06:56.420 up and they want to make a deal with the united states this is what president trump had to say

01:07:00.720 when they asked him uh are you willing to accommodate canada at all economically to try

01:07:05.520 to make a deal with them this is what he had to say watch no i'm not look we've been ripped off

01:07:10.760 for years and we're not going to be ripped off anymore no i'm not going to bend at all aluminum

01:07:15.000 or steel or cars we're not going to bend we've been ripped off as a country for many many years

01:07:21.560 we've uh been subjected to costs that we shouldn't be subjected to in the case of canada we're

01:07:29.320 spending 200 billion a year to subsidize canada i love canada i love the people of canada i love

01:07:34.880 I have many friends in Canada. The great one, Wayne Gretzky, the great. How good is Wayne Gretzky? He's the great one. But we have I know many people from Canada that are good friends of mine. But, you know, the United States can't subsidize a country for 200 billion dollars a year. We don't need their cars. We don't need their energy. We don't need their lumber. We don't need anything that they that they get.

01:08:03.700 We do it because we want to be helpful. But it comes a point when you just can't do that.

01:08:08.460 You have to run your own country. And to be honest with you, Canada only works as a state.

01:08:13.720 We don't need anything they have. As a state, it would be one of the great states anyway.

01:08:19.400 This would be the most incredible country visually. If you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it between Canada and the U.S.

01:08:28.060 just a straight artificial line somebody did it a long time ago many many decades ago and

01:08:34.680 makes no sense it's so perfect as a great and cherished state keeping oh canada the national

01:08:45.920 anthem i love it i think it's great keep it but it'll be for the state one of our greatest states

01:08:51.800 maybe our greatest state but uh why should we subsidize another country for 200 billion cost

01:08:59.100 us 200 billion dollars a year and again we don't need their lumber we don't need their energy we

01:09:04.640 have more than they do we don't need anything we don't need the cars i'd much rather make the cars

01:09:08.880 here and there's not a thing that we need now there'll be a little disruption but it won't be

01:09:15.620 very long but they need us we really don't need them i and we have to do this i'm sorry we have

01:09:21.960 to do this yes president trump ain't bending one bit and mark carney's about to find out the thing

01:09:28.900 is he doesn't care because most of his money ironically and this is what the elbows up crowd

01:09:34.100 does not understand or refuse to understand a no worse blind man than he who who refuses to see

01:09:41.380 and open his eyes um they refuse to realize that mark carney's investments 90 of them are south of

01:09:49.460 the border 90 of mark carney's portfolio is south of the border what does that tell you about whether

01:09:59.380 he wants canada to get ahead or not like that alone should disqualify this dude he should he

01:10:06.580 should have to get rid of all his u.s assets put him in in in canada's assets in canadian assets

01:10:13.940 you shouldn't be allowed to do that his motivation is to literally destroy the canadian economy

01:10:21.380 why would he do otherwise think about it guys if 90 of your money is in a different country than

01:10:29.620 the one you're in you're literally invested somewhere else what motivation do you have as

01:10:35.220 a human being as a corruptible that we all are except for our lord jesus christ right as corruptible

01:10:41.540 as we all are what motivation financially would we have if we have nothing invested or very little

01:10:49.060 invested in the country that we're supposed to serve but we got it invested somewhere else

01:10:55.220 brookfield is buying pipelines in the united states and yet alberta has to jump through hoops

01:11:01.140 to get a pipeline to the coast and then you have secretary of the treasury scott besant

01:11:08.840 saying hey come down here come on down to the u.s we'll get you to the to the washington coast or

01:11:15.780 oregon we'll figure it out and our permits are a lot faster we're not playing games down here

01:11:20.820 we want to build we want to drill baby drill and they already revived keystone xl it's already

01:11:28.780 it's going to start next year or right like right away alberta's talking about sometime maybe

01:11:33.840 possibly in september if he jumps through all the hoops next year september next year and it's still

01:11:41.480 not approved and trump just with the stroke of a pen like today's video if you haven't watched it

01:11:45.900 go and watch it it's a video called trump just gave alberta what canada failed to and he talks

01:11:52.540 about the contrast between how the u.s treats alberta and how canada treats alberta and i'm

01:11:59.820 not saying we should become the 51st state though i personally believe we will be better off as a

01:12:04.020 state than us staying in canada but i want alberta to be an independent country an independent

01:12:10.520 republic of alberta but just look at the contrast in how the americans treat alberta when it comes

01:12:16.760 to working with us versus how canada treats alberta when it comes to our energy sector

01:12:23.720 and generally speaking politically prime ministers are picked before our votes are even counted here

01:12:31.480 guys think about that as an alberton by the time they start counting our votes

01:12:40.280 quebec and ontario already picked the prime minister how how is that for a functioning country

01:12:46.760 the votes the way that the u.s has it going is every vote matters

01:12:53.660 because the electoral college creates this situation where places like california that

01:13:01.160 have literally 40 million people have a certain amount of electoral uh i don't know what they're

01:13:08.720 called i think delegates but then places in montana in north dakota are just as important

01:13:13.660 and you got to win them if you if you want to win our votes they don't matter alberta has 34 seats

01:13:21.980 in parliament with a population of 5 million people atlantic canada as a whole has 32 seats

01:13:28.760 with less than 3 million people so they only have like two seats less and we have 2.2 million people

01:13:36.460 more than than them on equal representation and they know it and they don't want to fix it

01:13:42.400 they're not trying to fix it.

01:13:45.940 So I'm going to keep an eye on what's going on next.

01:13:50.200 I'm going to get involved as much as I can when I'm not working.

01:13:53.160 I'm going to try to get involved in UCP politics.

01:13:55.700 I'm going to see what happens next.

01:13:58.340 I'm going to keep an eye on the Alberta Prosperity Project,

01:14:03.620 which is the group leading this movement.

01:14:07.000 See what they're going to say.

01:14:09.400 Mitch Sylvester is a real one.

01:14:12.400 The man is a real one, and he's the one who's gotten us this far.

01:14:16.060 Jeffrey Roth deserves a ton of credit, too.

01:14:18.680 You guys watched the video the other day of him just ripping a new one on this leftist reporter from the fake stream media.

01:14:26.540 He deserves a lot of credit, and they're the ones at the helm.

01:14:30.000 They're the ones spearheading this thing, and I'm going to keep an eye on what they're saying.

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