As an ex Calgarian while totally disappointed at the election of a Globalist traitor bankster as Prime Minister, I am greatly encouraged by the overt resurgence of Western Independence led by my home province of Alberta. Alberta is where it really started back around the 80s with the Western Canada Concept party which, sadly, fell apart . Here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Canada_Concept is a brief history. We were probably ahead of our time, maybe NOW is the time. What is much more amazing is the results of the local elections in UK with Reform UK wiping the floor with both Conservative and Labour.. This https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/local-election-2025-full-results-reform-gains-tories-labour-loses-b1225571.html is an amazing article. Places like Hull, now a depressed area. Derbyshire, Durham and Staffordshire along with the vast majority of Northern England have been Labour strongholds for as long as I can remember and I am 82. You could put up a wooden Indian as a candidate in those places and it would get elected. Also, we seem to have a new "verb" in the English language "To DURGE," obviously from the noun "DURGE." There is reference to "durgeing" in one of the Alberta separation/independence videos.
As an ex Calgarian while totally disappointed at the election of a Globalist traitor bankster as Prime Minister, I am greatly encouraged by the overt resurgence of Western Independence led by my home province of Alberta. Alberta is where it really started back around the 80s with the Western Canada Concept party which, sadly, fell apart . Here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Canada_Concept is a brief history. We were probably ahead of our time, maybe NOW is the time. What is much more amazing is the results of the local elections in UK with Reform UK wiping the floor with both Conservative and Labour.. This https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/local-election-2025-full-results-reform-gains-tories-labour-loses-b1225571.html is an amazing article. Places like Hull, now a depressed area. Derbyshire, Durham and Staffordshire along with the vast majority of Northern England have been Labour strongholds for as long as I can remember and I am 82. You could put up a wooden Indian as a candidate in those places and it would get elected. Also, we seem to have a new "verb" in the English language "To DURGE," obviously from the noun "DURGE." There is reference to "durgeing" in one of the Alberta separation/independence videos.