To Michael Wu- because Canadians as a collective whole are the world's stupidest voters.

The electorate of Canada= A Ship Of Fools.......“A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims... but accomplices” ― George Orwell

Turdo/Snear are a team who work for NWO/UN and they control the MSM and the sheeple are cowards. PPC forever

@jai yen yen - My cat could do a better job than the turd. Flush again! The turd didn't go down!

Why? because the election ended after Ontario and Quebec election poll close. The easterners voted back in the clown because they got promised of more free stuffs, paid by the west.

Step 1: Alberta & Sas secede Step 2: Alberta & Sas apply to be States #51 & #52 (access to tide water; part of a huge capital market; part of a huge consumer market; etc.)

@@SilvanaDil Step 3: Alberta gets fair market value for it's oil.

@momentinpassing - This Trump supporter takes umbrage at "world's leading terror state!" Don't make us annex all of Canada (and give it territorial status rather than statehood)!

@momentinpassing - Canada doesn't engage in wars, sell uranium and weapons? Hypocrite!

momentinpassing, "what could go wrong?" TRUDEAU

That's not what I'm hearing. I'm hearing these two lamenting that the money being lost could pay for even more government spending by the very people responsible for the problems. And that would be small l liberals in all parties.

I lived in New Brunswick when McKenna 🌊 wave struck he will do what he want god help you if you get caught by the wave 🌊.

@Jon Candy wow buddy - seriously, get a grip on reality!

@Jon Candy Sorry, I can tell by your 2 responses that you know exactly sweet tweet about what goes on in Alberta and its current relationship with Canada. Please troll somewhere else.

And where exactly do the aboriginals get the money to buy a pipeline or build a new one? From the government of course through guaranteed loans. How is that any different than the government owning the pipeline? Then there's the other little question of what qualifies Aboriginal groups to either own or safely operate a pipeline? If Aboriginal groups want to participate in ownership of a pipeline, let them buy shares in a legitimate company that knows how to operate and run a pipeline with their own money like everybody else.

@@michaelattoe5710 lease the land on which the pipeline travels. I'm sure that would bring good value to both parties.

@@robcormier7272 It has long been an established legal principle that the owners of land where pipelines cross get lease payments. That would also be the case for any Aboriginal lands that they cross as long as ownership is established. The problem is that in BC there are so few settled land claims by aboriginals, mainly because their land claims are absolutely ridiculous. I've seen a map of BC with their claims drawn on it, and it's obvious that the aboriginals looked at a European-made map and drew in lines for their land claims without any regard to it being land that they actually ever used. Their claims basically fill the entire province of BC, including deep wilderness areas where even today no one goes.

to valkry007- don't forget Canada's policy of mass Islamic immigration. Why would Alberta want to stay in a country that wants to transform itself into a sharia toilet?

@@thomasjefferson6 be very afraid they r building the largest mosque in fr mc. Separate b4 they take over the west. Both liberal n conservative hv been bringing them in for yrs now.

We need Former PM Harper back to save this country for all provinces.....🇨🇦

Fun fact #1: There are no transfer payments between provinces. Federal taxes are collected equally across Canada. The federal government then uses a portion of the tax revenue to help equalize the standard of living across Canada. A great thing in a unified nation! Fun fact #2: Which province receives by far (!!!) the most per capita benefit from the equalization program? Albertans always answer Quebec? WRONG, it's actually Prince Edward Island.

@Fluffy Muffin hydro Québec was created and financed by quebeckers wjthout a cent from fédéral gvt. Thé oïl industries of thé west had billions $from Ottawa. That's why its mot included in tranfers.....

Agenda 21 does not include political parties ,it will be a one world government,why not do some research and find out what is really in store for Canadian citizens and i mean all provinces.When we go off fossil fuel it should be done in a timely way rather than bringing economic ruin to the country.Your idea of wind and solar is not the ideal technology for alternative energy and citizens will be paying double/triple for their energy use.The carbon footprint for millions of solar panels/wind turbines /electric batteries is not that much less than fossil fuel usage ,in fact the so called green energy is not not green at all

Albertans created this economy and it sucks. More of the same won't cure what ails us.

ice water it sucks do to federal regulations but sure

@@alwaysatwork5913 It suck that you had Petrocan dismantled and let the USA take the oil for little in tax then complain about transfer of payments.

To Tim Coolican- Canada puts a carbon tax on Alberta oil but not on US or Saudi or Azerbaijan oil. Canada bans tankers on the west coast (that carry Alberta oil) but not on tankers on the east coast (that carry foreign oil). Thank you, Canada, for communicating clearly what you think of Alberta. You have given Alberta yet another reason to leave Confederation.

@@thomasjefferson6 Refine it...THEN send it down the TMX to Vancouver as a VALUE ADDED PRODUCT instead of shipping $30 per hour jobs to China at far greater environmental risk. Rachel Knotley was offering free money and tax credits to get more refining capacity going. I'm sure Kenn't will cancel that too under orders from BIG oil

@@joesnake2882 what a clear and concise argument. You've brought up some very valid points here. Initial analysis suggests that you are neither Jewish, nor are you an overly intelligent, gay man. My critique on your choice, to have your foreskin licked, suggests that, perhaps, you are a fetishist, or are in fact gay. It is also interesting that you would use the term foreskin, rather than the entire penis. Regardless, if you are not gay, you may have some latent tendencies. The fact that you have a foreskin, implies that you are not a follower of the Jewish faith. In addition, typing this particular phrase, entirely in caps, suggest that you are not Christian either. Though further analysis, of your parents or grandparents, would reveal your actual upbringing. My final analysis comes from the pseudonym you have chosen..."joe snake". Other than the obvious phallic symbolism, in the word 'snake', you seem to be a younger individual, or at least somewhat immature. The fact that you have chosen to type your 'staged' name in small caps, while commenting using large caps, indicates that you are a person of weak character, easily offended, perhaps because of your ignorance. You hide behind the shield of your pseudonym, while hurling insults and obscenities, not unlike the members of ANTIFA . Thanks again for your insightful comment. Now you can return to your video games and porn, snugly tucked away in your parents basement.

Repealing Bills 69 and 48 aren't good enough. In a few months or years, Canada will impose some other destructive bills on Alberta, even if they are repealed. In any case, nobody can reverse a destructive Supreme Court decision. Alberta just needs to LEAVE Confederation; then it won't have to worry about destructive policies from Canada any more.

@@thomasjefferson6 depending on the basis for a Supreme Court decision either the Federal or Provincial government can use the notwithstanding clause to over ride court decisions. Quebec has just used it again for their Bill 21 and their language law Bill 101. However I do understand your frustrations.

J0HN_R1 Holly ! I had to review this vid to see for myself MOFOs !!!!

Wut? .... it's clearly blurred, but not to the point where it's noticeable.

Google the name. DUH There is no accent.

Jordan Peterson was from Alberta before he moved to the states.

I sincerely hope there are NO MORE cheques to Quebec. Bloody self-indulgent whiners and Anglo hating uninformed ignoramuses.

It is a deal that is pro america. The sovereign rights will be lost. Read the fine print

Does anyone believe BC would leave Canada really? Which provinces would Wexit include? Alberta sure? Saskatchewan, maybe? Manitoba and BC, not likely. North West Territory, doubt it? Isn't this discussion more about leverage? Would Alberta even be having this conversation had the Conservatives won? Not likely?

@stromsky58,yeah get a minimum wage job working for a third worlder that doesn't follow the labor laws and if you complain to the authorities they don't bother doing anything about the infraction because they are afraid to insult a minority migrant. 😉🍻

I have never before in my life thought separatism is a good idea, but the east is happy to take all our money but then kill our economy. We are frustrated with the east not comprehending that all of Canada’s economy depends on oil. The idea we can just get rid of oil in the next few years is childish and naive. We want to keep our own tax dollars and stop carrying the eastern voters who don’t care at all about Alberta. The stupidity of voting for more social programs while tanking the economy is very hard to comprehend

Lillian Miller While I would accept that Alberta separates if it was the will of a democratic process I don’t think it is a good solution. I do not even think that it is a serious consideration for Albertans. More like a way to voice their frustration of perceived (or real ) issues.

to Sylvain Beausejour- You do not list all the wonderful benefits Alberta gets being in the marvelous Canadian federation, because there are NONE. Believe that Alberta separation is not serious if you like. If Albertans have any brains, they will give you a big surprise.

Believe whatever you want. I've lived through Pierre Trudeau's NEP and all of the Separatist movement that came after. This time it's very, very different. The depth of anger and the degree of determination, plus the sheer numbers of people from all walks of life and every socio-economic level - those make me believe its very serious, and becoming more so every day.

Thomas Jefferson Indeed I am not arguing that the reasons Albertans are frustrated are true or not. I am simply not believing that this separation threat is serious. I believe it is a hollow threat. I believe it is rethorics which should not be taken seriously. Perhaps time will prove me wrong but for now I would not lift a finger to accomodate anyone based on that threat.

rD santos Alberta has been innovating and has reduced emissions significantly but the rest of Canada is so busy listening to American actor activists that they don’t investigate for themselves. BC says no to an Alberta pipeline but uses our oil. Ontario and Quebec say no and import from countries like Saudi where oil is definitely not green. Let’s stop the hypocrisy and pull together as a country

to rD santos- Alberta has been diversifying its economy for years, but why should Alberta stay in Confederation? What does Canada do for Alberta? What are the benefits Alberta gets being in Confederation? All Canada does is take money from Alberta and then punish Alberta on top of it all with its idiotic and hostile policies brought in by voters in Ontario and Quebec.

@@MillieMe05 doesn't matter what they do to improve oil, it's still going to be worse than other energy technologies. 11000 scientists from around the world signing a declaration that we're in an emergency situation is not American actors. Plus, as a consumer I'd rather have other options such as an off grid home, an EV car that requires less maintenance and extra costs (gas) to run. I want my tax dollars invested in developing those technologies not an outdated one. We don't build steam engines to travel anymore. The expiration date on the combustion engine and fossil fuel energy is around the corner

@@thomasjefferson6 when you pull every onze of oil out of the ground and bankrupt yourself you'll be happy that you're part of a country that has a program like federal equalization. We're a young country. You haven't experienced hardship because AB HAD an abundant resource with GROWING demand. That's over now. Think of being a part of Confederation as insurance for rainy days. Stopping climate change will ensure its just rainy days and not typhoons

reply to rD santos- Worldwide demand for oil is growing, not shrinking. It's not "over now". Demand for natural gas is also growing, not declining. So, for that matter, is demand for coal, and Alberta has 70% of the supply in Canada. Why should Alberta want to be part of a federation that is hostile to its major export- oil, while at the same time taking money from the production of that very same export? Why should Alberta want to be part of a federation where the construction of a pipeline requires approval from the Supreme Court, and has to pass conditions laid down by the Supreme Court to get built at all? As for equalization, Alberta is the source of revenue for that federal equalization program that you seem to believe is so wonderful. Most of that money goes to the six eastern provinces, especially Quebec. Alberta gets nothing from that program. Canada has an aging population (except in Alberta), with a declining birthrate, thanks to Canada's commitment to "progressive" values, such as the murder of babies in the womb, Canada being the world's most pro-abortion country. As for the climate- the climate always changes, always has, and always will. Trying to stop "climate change" is as nonsensical as trying to stop "weather change". As for Confederation, why should Alberta want to be part of a federation that is Islamizing itself through mass immigration? Why would Alberta want to stay in a country where, unless trends are reversed, is going to become a sharia law hell hole? The recently stated Canadian federal goal is 1 million immigrants- mostly "refugees" and extended family members in just three years, by 2022). Why should Alberta want to be part of a federation which is run by two provinces- Ontario and Quebec? Why should Alberta want to be under the authority of Canada's vile but extremely political and very powerful Supreme Court? Why should Alberta stay in a federation that gives it 19 cents in federal spending for every dollar that Alberta sends to the federal government? Why should Alberta want to stay in a federation that gives it just 6 seats in a farcical Upper House which Canada calls a Senate, while Ontario and Quebec get 24 seats each, and Nova Scotia and New Brunswick get 10 seats each and where all of them are appointed by the Prime Minister? Why should Alberta want to put up with any more Prime Ministers from Quebec? Canada is a debt-ridden basket case, who serious financial condition has been masked by money from Alberta, and by artificially low interest rates. Like everyone other pro-Canada advocate, you fail to state just what benefits Alberta gets being in Confederation. This because there are NONE.