Alberta PETITION SURGES with MASSIVE WIN ANNOUNCEMENT

After a catastrophic weekend in federal

politics, Alberta's leader stands tall

to announce that changes are coming to

Alberta and they are now officially in

the hands of the people. Let's get into

it right now.

After this last weekend in federal

politics, of course, yes, I'm talking

about the NDP leadership convention.

It's very apparent that this country is

in a bit of a tail spin. It's uh it's

falling fast. If you've seen large

channels on the internet covering what

happened at the NDP convention,

including those like Asmin Gold, Libs of

Tik Tok, etc., join me live tonight on

the channel. I'll be going through with

Matt and Mike, my other two co-hosts,

all of the clips, all of the savagery

that went on. In fact, there are so many

memes going around now and AI videos

about the convention. I don't even know

what's real and what's fake anymore.

It's that bad. It's that bad. For

anybody who needs a refresher, and yes,

folks, if I've got to see it, you do,

too.

This is why the country is in turmoil.

This is why things are about to get

significantly worse. You had Nahed Neni

come out yesterday trying to distance

himself from from this event. It's not

going to happen. It's not going to

happen. In fact, I'll bring that up

later in the video. First, let's take a

little recap in case you missed

yesterday's video. Here's what took

place in Winnipeg over the weekend.

>> Pronouns he him. Uh point of

information.

>> What information do you seek, delegate?

>> Uh can can I ask an election about or

can I ask a question about executive

elections to the chair?

>> As I understand it, what more election

results we have are going to be

announced at the end of the day?

>> First off, why are they talking like

they're playing a game of Dungeons and

Dragons? Can anybody can anybody fill me

in on that? like this is supposed to be

a political party. It's supposed to be a

political party. And before I weigh in

on that, you guys remember I said

yesterday in the video I made I made a

an error in the way I put things

together. I said that the NDP was

founded by Jack Leighton. What what I

essentially meant was the NDP's values,

what they really stood up for, uh the

momentum that they gained was

essentially founded by Jack Leighton.

Look at this 2011 election. 166 seats

for Steven Harper.

4 for the NDP, only 34 for the Liberals.

My how things have changed over time,

haven't they? This was a pro labor

party. This was a workingass

party that was fighting for equity, if

we can even use that word anymore,

within the working class. So, no, Jack

Leighton did not found the NDPs, but

essentially their principles, their

strongest point in politics, uh their

mantra, so to speak. But then they go to

a Dungeons and Dragons convention and

race cards get played, equity cards get

played, gender equity cards, you name

it. It was a It was a three- ring

circus.

>> I have a point of information for the

elections committee.

>> The elections committee has gone to do

balloting and they're not available to

answer your questions.

>> Thank you, chair.

>> Sorry. Microphone four, are you on a

point?

>> Point of order. Robert Ali he they my

understanding as an equity seeking

delegate is that these cards are to help

the chair hear equity seeking persons

and that we don't only hear from white

male delegates. Now, this is my first

convention, but so I could be wrong, but

the reason my the reason for my concern

is that yesterday during the housing

resolution after a white man spoke,

someone at this mic waved their equity

card only to be only to give their

speaking spot to a white man.

>> Yep.

>> Yeah. As as Alberta Proud Dad's about to

say. Uh yeah, that happened. It's not

even a joke. It's not even a joke,

folks. A joke took place in Winnipeg.

But it's it's if anything, folks, we've

gone full MAGA. Make asylums great

again. When are we as a society going to

get to the point that we start telling

these people to shut up? The new leader

of the NDP, uh, Avi Lewis, the new the

new leader of the NDP, um, well, he

makes it known full on what what their

part is going to move on, uh, going

forward. that convention is going to

carry on in federal politics. Uh take a

look here. Not a Canadian flag in sight.

In fact, a Palestine flag waving in the

background as he is elected leader of

the federal NDP.

A Palestine flag for a Canadian federal

party. How how are we supposed to take

this country seriously anymore, folks?

In fact, this is one of the biggest

reasons I now advocate for Alberta

independence is we don't want to be a

part of the asylum anymore.

It's funny because even the NDP leader

in Alberta, Nahed Nenshi, is now pro-

independence. Uh, no, not directly, but

we're going to get into it. Uh, Nenshit

came out right after this this decision

was made, um, as soon as a Lewis came

out and said that uh, he's essentially

going to lobby against any future

pipelines in this country. And I'm going

to play you the clip because people

thought news outlets were reporting that

he scaled it back after talking to Neni

after uh talking with all western

premers or not premers but uh delegates

to run for the NDP

party leaders I guess we'll say.

As soon as that came out that they

started to walk it back on mainstream

media to say that oh god he didn't mean

what he said. Uh yeah, he did and and he

came out in a press conference after

that. We're going to show um today Nahid

Neni says the federal new democratic

party selected its new leader. It's

clear that the direction of the federal

party under this new leader, someone who

openly cheered for the defeat of the

Alberta NDP government is not in the

interests of Alberta. H yet you

represent their party. Last year,

Alberta's New Democrats voted

overwhelmingly to make membership in the

federal party optional. So he's

distancing himself and making a boy. Hey

guys, we don't want anything to do with

these guys. Many thousands of our

provincial members, including myself,

are not members of the federal party. We

are a big tent and welcome to support

everyone who will vote for the federal

party. We believe in Alberta and we

believe in Canadian energy and the good

jobs it creates. really

really even though the NDP has shut down

every energy product and every energy

policy ever introduced in Alberta,

we believe in more pipelines and in

reducing emissions. We believe in strong

public services and strong jobsdriven

uh economy to help pay for them. This is

what we're fighting for every day. Well,

so are we, Neni. I guess this means, as

the most Albertan lawyer, Keith Wilson

says, "I guess this means we're all in

the same boat." I guess this means Neni

backs independence, doesn't it?

We all want the same thing. More

pipelines, better jobs, and a and a and

a job driven economy. Fantastic. Well,

uh, Abby Lewis comes out and says, "Uh,

no, we're not going to have that.

We're not going to have that." At his

first presser postNDP caucus meeting,

Abby Lewis doesn't appear interested in

compromise on his anti-Canadian oil and

gas production policies

figures the largest mandate for any NDP

leadership race in history. Again, uh

given the clowns who elected him, that

doesn't say much, gives him the right.

Avy leads the charge to turn NDP minivan

party into a bicycle made for two party.