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Can it really happen?
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>>540573593
She is calling it expecting it to fail. It probably won't happen desu.
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>>540573593
No, it's not even close to the hype of the 1995 Quebec referendum. Also, the question on the ballot isn't definitive.it asks if Alberta should enter into negotiations with the rest of Canada about their role in confederation. Basically, if the Yes vote wins, Alberta will force a constitutional crisis akin to what happened in the early 90s at Meech Lake and Charlotte Town.

https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/meech-lake-accord
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>>540573593
It's vice signalling to show to maple MAGA how based she is, secession is not legal in Canada and she already knows this and is just wasting everyone's time

>Unilateral secession is not legal. The Supreme Court of Canada settled this in the 1998 Reference re Secession of Quebec: no province has the right to leave Canada unilaterally, even after a successful referendum
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>>540573593
>Should Alberta remain a province of Canada, or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?
The October vote doesn't result in anything. It amounts to a referendum on whether to have a referendum. Polls are suggesting 30-35% support for the referendum. Turnout will be a crucial wildcard.
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>>540575970
This guy knows ball. The BNA act does not allow for unilateral succession. Any amendment thereto requires 7 of 10 Provincial legislatures in favour, who also represent 50% of the population.

So basically without Ontario and Quebec, it's dead in the water.
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>>540576104
Trump will liberate you.
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>>540575801
>Also, the question on the ballot isn't definitive.it asks if Alberta should enter into negotiations with the rest of Canada about their role in confederation
I believe the Quebec question was similarly worded, no? Sovereignty-association?
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>>540575970
>freedom is not legal in Canada
Ohhh WELL THEN! Better pack it in and go home, lads
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>>540573593
Alberta is a lot more irrelevant and powerless than it thinks it is

Filled with some of our dumbest people as well, their larping culture is also cringe and fake
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>>540573593
The answer is, no.
Alberta's just doing what Quebec does every other year, extort the federal government with separation threats.
It's absolutely hilarious how the Canadian nitwit media either pretends that separation is a completely new and unthinkable idea, ignoring Quehec entirely, or they bend over backwards to try to claim somehow Quebec is different.
No, it's literally exactly the same, and Danielle Smith is based for calling the bluff.
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>>540575970
I don't think it's about Canadian law, I think it's about (if successful) providing the US a casus belli for intervention
Laws don't matter if you can apply superior force.
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>>540576215
Trump can't even open the strait of hormuz, this is so dumb to think he's capable of taking Canada by force. He can't even stay awake in press conferences

The only reason he was able to take Venezuela is because Maduro's Cuban security detail gave him up because they were bribed. That shit doesn't work anywhere else but Venezuela, as Trump has found out the hard way
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>>540575801
> Alberta will force a constitutional crisis akin..

No it won’t. No one has to negotiate with Alberta. And Alberta can’t do anything without First Nation consent. Plus the Clarity Act sets out the process and AB hasn’t followed any of it.

It’s a complete nothing burger. Everyone will ignore it and there’s nothing Alberta can do.

Separation is just a far right dog whistle to keep that bitch Smith in line, and they’re trying it on PP too. He’s so weak now he might be desperate enough to try and play it to keep his leadership and AB seats, but it means certain electoral defeat everywhere else.

>polls are suggesting 30-35%

They’ll be lucky to get 15%. It has zero support in Calgary or Edmonton. Separation is a fringe, dumb redneck rural thing; fantasyland cooked up when they’re drunk during the winter with no basis in fact or reality.
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>>540576390
>nd they’re trying it on PP too.
In 95 the Quebec referendum got Chretien a majority. I hope the Tories don't fuck this up somehow
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>>540576190
It was hilarious during the Premiers’ conference when Smith piped up and Wab Kinew interrupted her and basically said she was wrong and stupid and should shut up. Based Cheif PowWow completely btfo of alberta and she couldn’t even play the powerful female card.
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>>540576197
She's so fucking based bros
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>>540576728
At least Wab pretends to be pro resource extraction. A pipeline to Churchill and Sarnia would be great for the entire country
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>>540576689
The current Tory party is dead. Pollieve is a high school debater who’s never had a real job in his life, never passed a single bill in this parliamentary career .. even when he was a Harper minister. He’s handed over the party to the same corrupt and stupid Albertan behind the wildrose shitup (that fucked around Kenny). Every Tory east of Moose Jaw has abandoned the federal party to work provincially, especially in Ontario, or support Carney, the best conservative PM in a generation. There’s some Tory seats that will always stay Tory, and because people like their MP, but if an election was held today it would be a Carney landslide. No one is buying what PP is selling. It’s actually shocking the Tory caucus is so cucked that they won’t throw him out; then again who could lead it?
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There are a lot of robot hands in this post.
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>>540576995
kek between Andrew Scheer and PP I don't know who's a bigger fecaloid.

Unironically too many retards in the CPC.
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>>540573593
No lol. Quebec at least had the idea of ethnic and cultural nationalism behind it, Alberta doesn’t have that. It’s also a landlocked country, so their separation is just asking to be a US client state.

Alberta separatism is just a very load minority.
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>>540573593
>Can it really happen?
No, its all a kabuki. Canada has a KING lmao



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