Trump-Beamte trafen sich mit einer Gruppe, die sich für die Unabhängigkeit Albertas von Kanada einsetzt

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  1. seakucumber on

    >The Trump administration has held covert meetings with fringe separatists from Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta as a rift deepens between Washington and Ottawa.

    >Leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project, a group of far-right separatists who want the western province to become independent, met US state department officials in Washington three times since April last year, according to people familiar with the talks.

    >They are seeking another meeting next month with state and Treasury officials to ask for a $500bn credit facility to help bankroll the province if an independence referendum — yet to be called — is passed.

  2. It is not the same as Quebec where Quebec just wants/wanted to run their own province using Quebec money. Here they want to be funded by the US extremists. If they want to join the United States, they should move there.

  3. Sounds like a good place to start for the incoming „Foreign Influence Transparency Commissioner“

  4. Anyone who makes a single peep about the modest trade deal with China over election interference should probably reassess their goddamn priors.

  5. True_Dog_4098 on

    I’m sure that the CIA is spending money on Alberta independence. And there is little doubt that they are doing the same thing in Quebec.

  6. The traitorous, separatist trash are too stupid to realize how far fetched and ridiculous separating is. It’s never going to happen.

  7. Fodder_Time on

    This sounds like political interference—the same kind Pete Hoekstra claimed the U.S. would never engage in against an ally, when Ontario released that Reagan ad.

  8. Flat_Frame_3439 on

    And didn’t the American dumbasses call Doug Ford’s legit Regan ad political interference?

  9. YeetCompleet on

    You can tell it’s real by the amount of separatist downvotes you’ll get for asking „What does Alberta have to gain from leaving Canada if not to just join the US? How will they make it as an individual landlocked country between one they had a bad breakup with, and one that will financially pressure them into becoming the 51st state?“

  10. Interesting to see these independence seekers looking to join a country that will for sure not give you as much independence as Canada. What a bunch of fools

  11. Pretty sure this is foreign interference. We also really need laws to deal with these traitors, they deserve to lose citizenship and get removed from the country to whatever hellhole they want to live in.

  12. Socially_numb on

    As someone from Quebec who would vote yes in a referendum on sovereignty, I find the concept of wanting to be the 51st state really cringe. Like the whole point is to be your own country, to make your own decisions (good or bad) and to look to the future, not join some rickety country on the verge of a civil war.

  13. PurposeAromatic5138 on

    You know as much as we’ve previously had a high tolerance for separatists in this country, given the current circumstances I think it may be time to dust off some of those old high treason laws.

  14. Similar to Jason Kenny, Danielle Smith has opened up pandora’s box by flirting with fringe elements for short term political gains.

  15. If there is no law in Canada that prevents these actions, there needs to be.
    Times are changing, and should our laws.

    The penalty should include giving up the right to vote.

  16. BradlyPitts89 on

    Doing the work for the Kremlin now and destabilizing Canada from within, just like they did/are doing with the US.

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