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Originally Posted by puffnstuff

The seperatists had another meeting...

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At the Alberta Prosperity Project's town hall on separation and Alberta sovereignty, taking place in Edmonton. People are consistently coming in, with the meeting starting at 7. Will live tweet

The townhall bursts into an 'Amen.'

Modry says that PM Mark Carney is more dangerous than Trudeau, and the room cheered in response.

One audience member yells "he's evil."

He defines sovereignty as freedom from persecution, such as religious and economic persecution. "If we save Alberta we may save the rest of Canada."

"Every 16 year old who votes liberal will have it through their head, 'All I have to do is vote Liberal, and the day I turn 17, I can drop out of high school...the government's going to give me $2,000 a month to sit around the house, smoke legal marijuana and play video games,'" Rath said.

Rath said Carney's energy future for Canada includes an energy corridor that will "suck CO2 out of the air that we would otherwise need for our plants and our forests and our crops and everything else...the only pipeline we're going to get is this liquid CO2 pipeline."

The feds don't believe "this climate change nonsense," Rath says. He cited a Princeton professor to argue climate change is "one of the greatest cons" in human history. He said the entire Canadian government is structured around "moronic, scientifically unsound ideas."

He added Alberta has a bright economic future, and in year 1 of an independent Alberta, the province would be left with a $30-50 billion fiscal surplus.

Sylvestre quotes Danielle Smith who said "I thought I would fix everything in 6 or 7 months. But everything is broken." Sylvestre says the deep state makes things hard to fix. He says Carney has had 103 ethics violations so far, making him a criminal above the law.

Rath had to leave because he wasn't feeling well.

oh please please please

These people are ####ing insane. I hear we are building some forced mental health treatment facilities, I think we've found their first residents.