Alberta separatism

What can Canada, if anything, do? But first, we're going to start with news that the federal conservatives have launched Conservatives for Canada, a political action committee.

And advertiser for Conservative MPs to get involved in the election, sorry, in the referendum campaign on Alberta independence that's taking place October 19th.

Corey, tell us about Conservatives for

Canada and what they're doing.

And I see all the infighting.

I see the infighting in Alberta Independence.

Yeah.

Like, I s- You know, and you're just like, "Man." Y- The way a, a propaganda war works is somebody's eventually gonna take it over.

Now you see Donald Trump get elected-

Yeah

... and, and now you have Alberta independence.

Yeah.

In this video, we're gonna talk about Alberta and Alberta independence, and the coordinated attack against conservative influencers.

I hope you bear with me.

Yes, that's Jason Kenney on the screen, ladies and gentlemen, and yes, we've been doing a lot of overlays of Jason Kenney with reaction videos because something just doesn't seem right.

A guy like myself or other political influencers who I know personally and talk to almost on a daily basis, well, guess what? They're not, they're not benefiting from donors.

They're not benefiting from the establishment.

They are doing what we do every single day and what you guys appreciate, and we're coming out and putting our opinion and our spin on things, and getting you guys to have a conversation with us about how to better Alberta, how to better Canada, or if you're opposed or for Alberta independence, how can we all come together and unify and do something great? But that's what the whole story is, and people, I don't know if they're just not seeing it.

Tell me in the comments if you see it.

These politicians are all against Alberta independence.

Yeah.

Alberta independence.

I know you don't...

Right.

They have spent months telling

you Alberta independence is impossible.

We have made it clear that any proposal to separate from any province or territory from Canada is fundamentally illegitimate and unconstitutional without the explicit, prior, informed and collective consent of First Nations.

We will lose our pensions.

Stand for home, stand for truth, you're not alone Freedom loud, Alberta proud, Alberta proud and say it loud

This is the Alberta Transition Plan.

I read it, and today we are going through the parts that destroy the biggest fear campaigns being used against Alberta independence.

What happens to our pensions? What happens to our banks? Can we still trade? What about healthcare, citizenship, treaties, and the border? This was not slapped together over a weekend.

But Alberta cannot afford to sit quietly and wait another 20 or 30 years, hoping the rest of Canada eventually just changes its mind.

That is why I support the Alberta independence movement happening right now.

Not because I hate Canada.

Because I love Alberta enough to ask whether remaining trapped in a federation that repeatedly blocks our potential is still in our best interest.

It's also on Howard Lutnick's radar, by the way, which surprised me.

Did you see that? I asked Lutnick about the trade stuff, and he was like, ah, you know, they've got the three by-elections, but also this Alberta separatism vote.

And I was like, oh.

Oh, I don't love that you know that.

as leverage in order to get what they want economically?

How far are they willing to go? I think that if they were to actually

seriously engage with the Alberta separatism thing, a lot of the European allies would recognize that as an imperial thing.

An extraordinary breaking of the norms and also an imperial act that would be roughly comparable to them to what Russia did in Donbass prior to the invasion of Ukraine.

Tell me a little bit, we'll wrap up here, about your forthcoming book.

From what I see, it's gonna be published in late September, and it's called, On Treason, Alberta Separatism, Foreign Interference, and Canada's Survival in a Revolutionary Age.

Dig into that last bit there, the revolutionary age.

Sure.