🚨Canada Delivers STUNNING BLOW to Trump…

A major victory for team Canada, for. pro-unityity, for Prime Minister Carney, for the Maple Midas. The separatist. referendum in Alberta went down in. flames. Not only did the separatist. referendum fail, it failed miserably. And this was with all of the support. being given to the separatists by the. Trump regime. The separatists would brag. about all of their highlevel meetings.

with the State Department officials and. other Trump cabinet members. We know. that the Trump regime officials sent a. lot of proxies to try and interfere with. the elections to meddle with the vote. But still a massive loss for the. separatists. A major win for Canada. Take a look right here with about 85% of. polls reporting remain 75.3%. and the separatists only got 24.7%.

of the vote. But the numbers coming from. Alberta are wild. Not just that topline. number. in traditionally blue. conservative Calgary. The numbers for. Canada are high, 89%, showing that this was all a total fraud. from the get-go and a move by the Trump. regime as well as these separatists for.

the 51st state uh horrific agenda to. steal Canada's sovereignty. Prime. Minister Carney issued the following. statement on Albertans choosing to build. a stronger Canada together. On October. 19th, Albertans made a clear choice. They chose unity to build together and. to take care of each other. Above all, Albertans chose Canada. While votes on. all questions continued to be tallied, there were several questions. And by the. way, the vote wasn't as simple as just.

stay or go. I mean it would have. initiated a process but for all purposes. the simple way of describing it is that. the separatist referendum utterly. utterly failed and couldn't even muster. like 25% of the vote. It goes on to talk. about how while votes on all the. questions continue to be tallied, the. results on the defining question of. separation mean that Albertans and all. Canadians will move forward together. with renewed purpose and high ambition.

Prime Minister Carney was traveling all. throughout Alberta. We saw him in. Calgary and Edmonton and everywhere in. between and uh all of these surrounding. areas as well. Carney goes on to say, "We're building that future bigger and. faster than ever before. Canada is. securing new trade partners around the. world, fast-tracking major nation. building projects in every part of the. country, and unleashing our full. potential as a global energy superpower.

With Alberta at its core, Canada is so. much greater than the sum of its parts. Now it's our opportunity to take all. that we have been given as Canadians. And we have been given the greatest. country in the world and make our. country better for all of us. So while. Donald Trump continues to talk about me, me me, I want this, I want that. You. have Canada staying united as a proud. country going elbows up. Moments ago,

Prime Minister Carney spoke with members. of the press and here is what he said. Let's play this clip. >> Good day. Good day for It's a great day. uh for Canada. Um very See, it's such a. good day. I'm out of breath yet again. Proving my lack of fitness. Um the um. No, it's a it's a great result uh for. for Canada. Thrilled uh that Albertans. have chosen unity. Um they've chosen to. build together. They've chosen to. continue to take care of each other, uh.

to move forward, um to move forward. together with purpose, high ambition. Um I'd like to uh I'd like to thank all. of the. uh volunteers uh who supported the. election, of course, those who. campaigned on all sides. Uh the. electoral volunteers who are still. counting uh some of the votes. uh above. all Albertans for turning out in. numbers, participating in the democratic. process. Uh Premier Smith and I spoke uh. this morning. We had a good conversation.

on a series of issues um including. providing additional support, all. support for the victims uh and the. families of the tragedy at CFB Wayripe. That was our first focus. Um and then we. turn to uh the referendum uh and moving. forward in the spirit of cooperative f. federalism including on on issues of. immigration uh other common uh. priorities of uh the federal government, the provinces, but underlying it.

priorities of Canadians. >> A very bad day for a very bad person, Jeffrey Wrath, who's part of the. so-called Alberta Prosperity Project. He. had met with leaders in the United. States multiple times, at least three. meetings uh in Washington uh being. reported in 2025, probably multiple. other in 2026 as well. They were. boasting about their cabinet level.

meetings with Trump regime officials. over and over again. We have videos of. that. But first, I want to show you this. is from moments ago where Jeff Wrath. gave an interview over here with news uh. in Canada over here. And here's what he. had to say when he was asked, "How do. you explain such a strong rejection of. the separatist position for independence. of Alberta?" Here, play this clip. >> How do you explain such a strong.

rejection of the independence movement? Oh, I don't I wouldn't go that far. I. mean, what it is is we we're a. grassroots movement and we were up. against the entire globalist machine. Every single federal provincial. politician of note from Harper to. Manning to Kenny to Notley to Nenshi to. Carney to Smith, you know, we're all. campaigning against us. Smith spent. approximately $9 million of Canadian or. of Alberta tax dollars to campaign.

against us, advertise against us, organize against us. every union in the. province was against us. Every status. quo billionaire in the province was. against us. Um you know the entire elite. establishment of Canada and Alberta um. you know were against us. That said um. you know we're very proud of our. movement. We've gone from you know. basically zero a year and a half ago to. over you know 500,000 Alberta Prosperity. Project supporters uh you know came out. to vote for Alberta independence. It. shows we have more work to do, you know,

educating our fellow Albertans on the. inequities of Canadian federalism. >> Now, I will remind you as well of the. types of things that Treasury Secretary. Bessant was saying this year about the. Albertan referendum because the US was. one of the main forces behind it with. Jeff Wrath. Besson said the following. Let me show you the clip of what he had. to say. Play this clip. in the US they. more than our northern neighbor. >> That's even with all the the oil and the.

natural resources coming out of Canada. Texas still larger. >> Well, look, Alberta is a wealth of. natural resources, but they they won't. let them build a pipeline the to to the. Pacific. I I think we should let them. come down the into the US. And Alberta. is a natural partner uh for the US. Uh. they they have great resources. The. Albertans are very independent people. Um, rumors that they may have a. referendum on whether they want to stay.

in Canada or not. >> Sounds like you may know something up. there. >> Uh, what uh pe people are saying people. people. >> people are talking. >> people people are talking people want uh. sovereignty. They they want what the US. has got because when I when I look at. Europe, how how can they have. sovereignty? They don't have immigration. sovereignty. They they've let their. borders be overrun. They don't have. economic sovereignty. They are dependent. on China and they do not have uh. security sovereignty because the they.

they are uh so far behind on defense and. rare earth. Uh they need to live under. the US security umbrella and we are. happy to have them in the umbrella. President Trump has asked them to. contribute a fair amount, the allocated. amount that they are to NATO. >> And the intervention by the Trump regime. was also confirmed again by Jeff Wrath. on his various podcasts. Here he is.

talking about how the statements that. you hear from the United States came. from meetings between the Canadian. separatists or the Albertan separatists. and the Trump regime officials. Here's. what he said. play this clip. >> Have you had any more discussions with. uh the Americans in DC on this topic? >> I' Yeah, I'm in touch with them on an. ongoing basis and they're very they're. very interested and very supportive uh. of what we're doing and obviously we're. keeping it within the rules of all the. you know all there's all this. speculation where are they getting their.

money or they all of our money and all. of the all of the donations that we're. raising 100% grassroots Alberta support. uh we're not receiving any funding uh. from the United States, but obviously. we're getting a lot of moral support, right? I mean, I think the Trump. administration supports Alberta. independents. I know they do because. I've met with them and you know, and. when you had that comment of Scott. Besson, sorry, to Jack Pobiac, you know, uh a month ago where, you know, court. tongue and cheek, oh, I understand. [laughter] that there might be a. referendum this year. And then he says,

"Oh, and I understand that Albertans, you know, want a pipeline uh down to the. Pacific Northwest, the of the United. States. We would support that." Right? That comes directly from our meetings. with the State Department. So, you know, it's uh you know, it's exciting times. I. think Alberta has a brilliant future. ahead of itself as soon as it can cut. itself loose, you know, from the rotting. corpse of Canada, right? I mean, you. know, Canada is basically a dying. communist country and we need to get. away from it. And when will this referendum take.

place, do you think? >> Well, Danielle's already scheduled it. It's it's going to be scheduled for. October, right? And she said that, you. know, if we get our signatures, we're on. the ballot. And uh um you know, I I keep. telling all of our canvasers and all of. our people that I want them to canvas. and door knock and gather signatures. like we're 100,000 votes behind. But uh. you know, but that's because the more. signatures we get over what we need, the. more political legitimacy we have, you. know, going forward. I mean, if we have. 25 25% of the voting pro population of.

Alberta signing a petition for. independence, right, that it's on a. clear question and not this wishywashy. thing that Lucas was doing. We have 25%. of the adults in Alberta that are. signing that they want Alberta out of. Canada. >> And he would continue to brag, I met. with Trump officials. I met with them. I. met with the senior US officials. Here's. what he had to say. Play this clip. I. was literally, you know, at the US State. Department yesterday meeting with senior. state department officials and I have to. tell you the fact that you know that.

that pipeline, you know, was on the. agenda of our discussions and you know, you know, want to hear the real. interesting thing about it. The. Americans first of all are enthusiastic. about the idea of Alberta independence. They see it as a a very welcome way of u. uh getting rid of Chinese influence and. control over the third largest oil field. in the world. Because as far as. everybody is concerned, you know, the. shutdown of the Alberta oil field, the. tanker ban, um the emission caps, all of.

those policies are made in China to. prevent Alberta oil and gas from. providing a stable supply to Japan and. Korea, which are against Chinese. interests, right? So, the Americans are. fully in favor of an independent. Alberta, and would support a um you. know, a pipeline to the [clears throat]. to the US Northwest. So, you know, isn't. it funny that Albertans can go to. Washington DC, meet with senior. officials at the highest level of uh the. US administration, and there's more.

support for a West Coast pipeline from. Alberta in Washington DC than there is. in Ottawa. People need to let that sink. in. Now, we also heard from the former. uh premier of Alberta who was part of a. conservative party. He was actually. merged certain parties, a progressive. conservative party, another conservative. party. But by all accounts, I think. people would say Jason Kenny, Premier. Kenny, um was conser is conservative. Um. he said that as a Canadian patriot, I'm.

happy with these results. and he talked. about how a lot of damage has been done. at the federal level too to the uh. Conservative party as a result of this. as well. Let's play the clip. Well, as a. Canadian patriot, I'm happy uh and I. just I'm also hopeful that we will now. decisively put this behind us. This. never should have happened. No MLA, no. government was elected to uh impose this. kind of massive and deep social division. on us. Uh Albertans have spoken by an. overwhelming margin. Uh but I I want one.

thing I want to point out. Um the polls. by the way nailed it last night. For. example, I'll give you one example. Uh. Abacus data had it right to the point. But they also in their p last poll. indicated that um 2/3 of the people. intending to vote uh for option two, the. option to have another referendum on. actual secession. twothirds of those. folks said they were not voting to. become an independent country but either. to send a message or to get more.

leverage with Ottawa. So, um that. confirms my very deep uh impression from. 35 years in Alberta conservative. politics that that the actual hardcore. independentist number sovereigntist. number is in the single digit south of. 10%. Um, and I just am hopeful that we. will all move on decisively. If those. separatists want in a democratic society. to continue to grind their acts, they. are, I guess, free to do so by going and.

starting a separatist party. They've. done it a dozen times in the last 45. years. And those parties typically get. one or two%. the rest of us can move on. with building uh the province that is. leading Canada's economy, leading in. population growth uh on the cusp of I. think perspectively a new major boom. >> And uh here we have Rick Bell com. columnist over at the Calgary Herald. Here's how he described what went down. Play this clip. >> A quarter of voters uh at this point. saying they would choose that pathway to.

a second referendum on independence. Does their movement continue? >> Yes, I think their movement continues, but it's got to make some big changes. because as you know, you've been. following this uh whole race. The the. the polls were correct and the numbers. never moved. They never moved from. months ago. They were always around 25%. and that's basically where we are now.

The reason for that is the separatists. really were not interested in expanding. beyond their base. They they ended up. talk I went to a lot of their events. They were talking to each other. They. were sort of communing with each other. but they weren't really reaching out to. the population because I believe they. thought their vote was higher. than it actually was. In fact, when. talking to them, you quoted one number. 40 to 60. I asked a couple of the other.

ones and they were confident it would be. 38 to 55 or whatever. So, because they. thought they were hanging with their own. group, so they thought. >> that uh their numbers would be higher, they didn't really reach out a lot. There was very very little of the. traditional political campaigning. You. know, a few little rallies and people. waving flags on the side of the road, but they really never. engaged with the bigger population. and. the bigger population, let's face it,

has voted the way they voted. And rural. Alberta, which it was supposed to be. where they were going to mine all the. political gold they could, at least as. of now, there's one writing that is. narrowly in favor of pursuing a. referendum. Of all the rural writings, it's it's uh it is a resounding or a. crushing crushing defeat. But they will. continue. Of course, they will at least. for the moment they'll continue. But. they have to get their act together. And. let me play us out with what Prime. Minister Carney said in a speech that he.

recently gave in Calgary as he was. stumping for uh the uh vote to stay to. remain um which ultimately prevailed in. major major ways. And it should be noted. Prime Minister Carney is from Alberta. He's an Edintonian himself. And so he. channeled that as he was traveling all. throughout Alberta. And even though the. polls were showing that remain was. having a big lead, Prime Minister Carney.

remembered from his days where he was. called upon to be the main central. banker of the Bank of England to handle. Brexit that you have to take this stuff. very very very seriously even and and. you can't underestimate the power of. foreign interference, the power of. division, the power of these arsonists. that seek to destroy. Listen to what. Carney had to say over here where he. said uh you know the crowd was cheering. him as he said we need to be more. independent from the United States. He.

goes careful the US may view this as. election interference with the US. midterms. Here play this clip. >> Including with the Pacific link. pipeline. Yeah. It will add it will create more than. 140,000 jobs. It will reduce. reduce our dependent on the dependence. on the United States. I'm just saying.

[cheering]. Oh. Oh. [cheering]. Careful. Careful. [cheering]. Daylight. >> [cheering]. >> reduce. Careful. They might think that's. election interference. Just saying. They're a little touchy.

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