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Separation Blues

The UCP and the Alberta separatist movement have been rocked back on their heels, the past few days. Thankfully, more Albertans and Canadians are taking note of this
This mess first started when the Centurion project, a separatist group, illegally accessed and displayed confidential information of nearly 3,000,000 Alberta voters, during a meeting. As per an NDP spokesman,
“This meeting provided training to volunteers on how to use the separatists’ project database that is at the centre of this data breach of three million Albertans’ electoral data.”
During the meeting, the confidential information of former UCP premier, Jason Kenney, was displayed as an example of how to use the database. It further came out that two UCP staff members, President Rob Smith, and, caucus director Arundeep Sandhu attended the meeting. Danielle Smith, when questioned on this said she was not aware of this. Definitely a bad look for her.
As a result, the RCMP is now investigating, the matter. Furthermore, Jason Kenney is in the process of initiating legal action against the Centurion project
The separatist movement recently presented to the Alberta legislature a petition with a question on separation, for referendum. The petition reportedly has 300,000 signatures. There is a rumour going around that a number of these signatures were forged based on the voting list that the Centurion project had illegally accessed
Yesterday, Elections Alberta sent cease and desist letters to 23 people who had been provided the list of Alberta voter names and a further 450 letters to people who had accessed the database. Also, Tim Hoven, a separatist activist, and a member of the Centurion project has stepped down as president of the Rocky Mountain House, and district Chamber of Commerce.
As I mentioned, the RCMP is investigating the Centurion project’s illegal access to the voting list as it is still early days. It is likely that more people will get ensnared in this scandal, including cabinet members of the UCP and perhaps Danielle Smith herself.
That’s all I have for today.
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Trapped Like A Rat

So, Donald, this is where we are at. Your Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, says that operation epic fury is over. Your project freedom, which was supposed to escort ships, let me rephrase that, guide ships through the Strait, ended two days after it started.
You have said countless numbers of times that Iran wants a deal and both sides are extremely close. Yet here we are.
Gas prices are now over $4.55 a gallon, in your country. Even though you say that the polls are inaccurate you can see that your approval rating is in the toilet. So you need a miracle.
So you think this miracle is a one page 14 point MOU. You are that desperate. Oh, and furthermore, you will have a 30 day negotiation, to settle all the issues in the MOU.
Donald, the Obama nuclear deal, which you have disparaged, took two years to negotiate and was 160 pages in length. If you ever come up with a negotiated deal, it will probably be far worse than the Obama agreement and cost a whole lot more.
As I chirp this on Thursday morning, you are waiting for a response on the MOU from Iran. Before I continue, your country has been around for 250 years. The people of Iran under various names have been around for 2800 years. They know how to play the long game. And they are playing you big-time right now. They will possibly agree to the MOU but then it will be 30 days of desperate hope on your part and playing the long game on their part. It is possible that the Strait maybe opened, even today. Gas prices might fall, but within the 30 day period, they won’t be falling that far. Then what happens after the 30 day mark, Donald? The midterms will still be upcoming. You’re really trapped Donald. I don’t envy you. I really don’t. But you did this to yourself. Unfortunately, for you, you also did this to those will be voting in November.
That’s all I have for today.
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In Bed With Separatists

Just imagine how Danielle Smith and the UCP would’ve reacted if the forever Canada group illegally leaked out information on 2.9 million Alberta voters. The separatist group, the Centurion project did that recently. The database has since been taken down. The RCMP are investigating. Danielle Smith gave, after the fact. a tepid response and she is hoping let’s move on
Well, it has gotten a whole lot worse. Apparently there were two UCP staffers at a centurion project meeting, where David Parker, the leader of the separatist group, was giving a breakdown as to how to use this database that his group had illegally distributed to the public, at large. The two UCP staffers were Rob Smith, president of the UCP and Arundeep Sandhu, UCP caucus director. Not just any low level staffers I would think.
Parker, used former conservative premier Jason Kenney, as an example of how to use the illegally distributed database. Jason Kenney is not pleased with this, as all. Kenney will be retaining legal council, and stated that the distribution of his private information is outrageous and potentially dangerous. In addition, he said,
“Over the past few years I have received no shortage of threats from people broadly associated with the separatist/antivax/far right movement in Alberta.”
A UCP spokesperson, in defending the attendance of the two staffers, stated,
“At the time, the staff observing the meeting had no reason to believe the website in question was unlawful.”
Not a satisfactory answer at all. we are talking about the president of the UCP who was at the meeting. This brings into question, what did Danielle Smith know about this meeting and when did she know it?
This whole thing stinks to high heaven.
That’s all I have for today.
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Pete And Bob

This is Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf. You would know him better as Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali. He was Iraq’s information minister back in 2003 when the US, under George Bush, invaded Iraq
Bob was known for his outlandish quotes that defied reality. He would give daily press briefings, telling how the US were getting defeated badly on the battlefield.
“Our initial assessment is that they will all die.”
“Baghdad is safe. The battle is still going on. Their infidels are committing suicide by the hundreds on the gates of Baghdad. Don’t believe those liars.”
I thought of Bob this morning, when I was watching the start of another Pentagon press briefing given by Pete Hegseth. Pete is starting to give some whoppers too. He keeps saying that the war is over, the Iranian military has been completely destroyed and this is a complete American victory..
This morning, even as he admitted that shots have been fired between the US and Iran, yesterday, he stated that the cease-fire is still ongoing. He has declared that the Strait of Hormuz is now open. As proof of that, Pete pointed out that the US escorted 2 merchant ships yesterday through the strait. Well, Pete, getting two ships through a day is not gonna cut it, at all.
Baghdad Bob survived the war and is now living in obscurity. It is most likely, the same fate will await Pete.
That’s all I have for today. 
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Upping The Ante

Donald, believe it or not, I’m actually pulling for you and I’m hoping your latest plan, called ‘Project Freedom’, successfully brings this war to an end and actually does open up the Strait of Hormuz.
You have backed yourself into a corner and if this doesn’t work, then we are all in trouble. The average price of gas today per gallon in your country is $4.46 per gallon. The average price of diesel is around $5.50 per gallon. Diesel fuel is needed to transport goods from anywhere to anywhere else. Let’s not go into the dwindling supply of jet fuel. Furthermore, analyst say that if the strait is not open in another month, gas prices can go up to five dollars a gallon and diesel prices up to six dollars a gallon. I could tell you how much this would be for us in Canada but then we would have to explain the concept of litres to you.
This is a fast evolving situation. You’ve already claimed that your forces have escorted two merchant ships through the strait, already, this morning. Iran has claimed that they’ve already launched missiles against US ships, something that you deny. You realize that this is a very risky solution. First of all, do you have the resources to escort all the ships that need to be escorted, continuously? It is an expensive proposition and should be seen as a short term solution. But then what after?
Next, if Iran strike strikes back and the strike is confirmed, is this your excuse to go after Iran, with your full military might? Would that entail ground forces in Iran? Would that entail sending forces in to take out the enriched uranium? I hope you and your advisors have thought this through and have it all gamed out

I don’t have high expectations, Donald, but for the sake of all of us, I really hope this pans out.
That’s all I have for today.
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No Ace In Hole

Donald, I know we had this talk yesterday, but you keep saying that this war is over and frankly you won this war. Well, Iran made their latest peace proposal. It really doesn’t seem as if they know that you’re winning.
Look at what they’re saying. They don’t want the ceasefire to continue, rather they want the war to end in 30 days. They want recognition of the fact that they own the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also wants the cessation of all hostilities, including Lebanon. They want the lifting of US sanctions and they want the end of the US naval blockade.
You know what they did not mention in their latest proposal? Of course you know because yousaw the proposal. No mention of uranium at all. As far as Iran is concerned that is off the table completely.
I know you’re used to dealing with opponents from a position of strength. But given Iran’s proposals, I think they’re the ones that think they are negotiating from a position of strength. Meanwhile, gas is up to an average price of $4.45 in the US
That’s all I have for today.
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So Much Winning

Donald, you keep saying that you won this war. You keep saying that Iran desperately wants to negotiate a deal with the US. You keep saying that, but there’s no evidence of Iran, wanting a deal and the war being won.
You even had Pete Hegseth testifying this week that the American public supports the war. That is an outright lie. 60% of Americans do not support this war. That is a level of dissatisfaction similar to that of Vietnam and of Iraq.
Donald have you seen gas prices lately? In the US they’re averaging nearly $4.40 per gallon. That’s $1.40 higher than when you started this thing, this excursion, whatever you want to call it. Americans are not looking too favourably on you, right now, Donald. Nor is the rest of the world. The Asian countries are hurting big time with shortages. European countries are gonna be running out of jet fuel in a couple weeks.
Everything is starting to go higher Donald. Cost of transportation of products is going higher because of the diesel prices. Cost of plastics are going higher because plastics depend on oil as a raw material. Everything that requires transport will cost, is costing, more.
You remember when people started working from home back in the Covid days? Well that is going to start happening again very soon because people won’t be able to afford to drive to work, not with the current gas prices.
Donald, you have escaped political death more often than a cat with nine lives. In the past, you’ve always been able to control situations. This time you can’t. When you attacked Iran, you opened a Pandora’s box that you now cannot close no matter how hard you’re trying and the world hates you for it.
That’s all I have for today.
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Dirty Tricks Campaign

Electors lists contain personal information of every voter, here in Alberta. That includes name, address and telephone number. These lists are restricted to registered parties, individual ridings lists to MLA’s representing that riding and individual riding lists to registered party candidates, given specific conditions, during an Alberta provincial election or by election.
It is anticipated that there will be a referendum held this fall, asking Albertans whether they want to leave Canada. The referendum will revolve around a question developed by Alberta separatists. There was a separate question developed by Forever Canada, a pro Canada group. Under previous legislation, Forever Canada had to get at least 20% of the Alberta electorate to sign a petition supporting the question. Furthermore, Forever Canada had only 90 days to get the required amount of signatures on the petition.
Forever Canada ended up getting 460,000 votes that were verified by Elections Albertan. The petition was forwarded to the Alberta legislature where it has languished in committee. A committee that has only been convened one time.
The separatists wanted their own question for the referendum. Danielle Smith changed the legislation to make it easier for the separatists. The separatist only needed signatures from only 10% of Alberta voters. They also had 120 days to get this where the Forever Canada group had only 90 days.
Elections Alberta, legitimately provided the voters list, for the entire province, to the Republican Party of Alberta, a pro separation provincial party. Earlier this week, the Centurion Project, a pro separatist third-party group , lposted the entire list online for everyone to see. They leaked confidential information of over 2.9 million Alberta voters. Through a court order, Elections Alberta forced the Centurion Project to take the list down. They eventually complied.
However, the damage has been done. There is a police investigation on the matter.
The rest of Canada needs to take notice. The separatist groups here are very vocal and have no qualms of distributing misinformation. On some of sites that I visit on Facebook and on Threads the misinformation, they spread is scandalous. Right now, approximately 27% of all Alberta voters support separation. That number has remained static over the past few months, despite the efforts of the separatist a
But this is not going away. Given that Danielle Smith herself is supportive of a sovereign Alberta, within Canada, whatever that means, separatists will try to gather more steam.
For years, the Alberta separatist movement has been considered a fringe movement. That is no longer the case.
As a patriotic Canadian, we need to start fighting back.
That’s all I have for today.
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8647


Donald Trump’s retribution campaign continues. He has already, under, then Attorney General Pam Bondi, attempted to indict Jim Comey. That failed. But he is trying, again, under acting Attorney General, Todd, Blanche.
Comey is being indicted for inciting violence by showing the top image above. Seashells on the seashore. Two charges have been levied against Jim. Comey. Threatening the president, and. transmitting a threat over interstate commerce, that being the Internet.
The number, 86, is American slang for getting rid of call canceling, or throwing out. It started it off being used in the restaurant and bar industry in the 1930s. In military terms, it could be used as a term to kill. The number 47 stands for Donald Trump being the 47th president of the US.
This is going to go nowhere. Many Republicans have used the number 86 in various situations including Jesse Waters, Matt Gaetz and republican influencer, Scott Adams. In fact, Adams used the number 8646 with the 46th president being Joe Biden. No charges were levied on any of the above.
The second image above is from the Amazon website. Selling T-shirts with the number 8647. Will Amazon be charged for inciting violence? There is no chance of that.
The hypocrisy of Trump and his cronies never fail to amaze. At the end of the day, with all these attempts at deflection, the Iran war and the Epstein files are still out there.
That’s all I have for today.
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Home To Roost

Looks like the king of conspiracy theories is getting a taste of his own medicine. After Minnesota democrat state senator Melissa Hortman was assassinated in her own home, Trump suggested that governor Tim Walz was involved in the assassination. After Paul Pelosi, the husband of then speaker. Nancy Pelosi was attacked and nearly beaten to death in their home, Trump suggested that it was an inside job involving a spurned gay lover.
Well, Trump has been on the receiving end lately. The assassination attempt, in 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania, which resulted in apparent injury to Trump’s ear is coming under a suspicion by conspiracy theorists, including MAGA supporters. Theorists say that it was odd that the assassin was shot dead on scene and also that is odd that Trump does not talk about the incident at all. They say this, even though a bystander was killed. They are calling it a set up.
The image above is adding fuel to the fire that this assassination attempt at the press dinner was a set up.
Before he became president for the second time, Trump loved to spread conspiracy theories about the entire Epstein affair. Now that he is the centre of attention he is calling it’s fake news.
Donald, the lesson here is that you reap what you sow. Will you learn from this? Of course, not. You can’t help yourself can you?
That’s all I have for today.
