Alberta, USA?
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I honestly don't think it will happen. The Untied Skates are too divided itself, and too overcome with TDS.
Alberta may well vote to separate, but don't expect WEF Underfuhrer Marcus Carney to accept it. Just as Justine Turd Dew did, he'll take Canadian non-law, where it has never been.
Now if Alberta could negotiate with Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas...to form a Moar Perfect Union...THAT I could get BEHIND.
Alberta may well vote to separate, but don't expect WEF Underfuhrer Marcus Carney to accept it. Just as Justine Turd Dew did, he'll take Canadian non-law, where it has never been.
Now if Alberta could negotiate with Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas...to form a Moar Perfect Union...THAT I could get BEHIND.
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Carney warns of ‘dangerous bluff’ in Alberta vote, citing Brexit
(Bloomberg) -- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Alberta’s voters should be wary of separatists promoting a “dangerous bluff,” citing his own experience in leading the Bank of England during the Brexit referendum.He said separation votes are often characterized by advocates as a “free option,” in which residents are encouraged to vote yes simply because it will strengthen their region’s hand in future negotiations.
“That is a very dangerous bluff,” Carney told reporters Monday. “I saw firsthand what happened in the United Kingdom when the view was: Vote for this, it’ll be soft, and then we’ll negotiate, etcetera. They’re still 10 years later trying to undo what people didn’t think they were voting for, but what they ended up having.”
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