Month: October 2022

After a night of delays, the vote counts came hard and fast, resulting in Danielle Smith being named the UCP’s new leader and Alberta’s next premier.

“I’m back,” Smith told the room after taking the stage. Smith said the night marked the beginning of a new chapter for Alberta.“It is time for Alberta to take its place as a senior partner in building a strong and unified Canada,” she said“No longer will Alberta ask permission from Ottawa to be prosperous and free.“We will not have our voices silenced or censored.“We will not be told what we must put in our bodies in order that we may work or travel. “Albertans, not Ottawa, will chart our own destiny on our terms, and will work with our fellow Canadians to build the most free and prosperous country on earth.”

Source CTVNEWS

Excerpt from THE LINE Oct 7/22

Premier Smith is a kamikaze mission aimed at the UCP, conservatism and Alberta Only Rachel Notley can win.

“But Danielle Smith’s premiership, it seems to me, is all but certain to go down in flames as it crashes into conservatism, the United Conservative Party and perhaps even Alberta itself. 

Let’s take conservatism first. Much ink has been spilt describing the flaws and unconstitutionality of Smith’s signature proposal, the Sovereignty Act. But its not just the Sovereignty Act. There is her wild buy-in to arguably anti-Semiticconspiracy theories, her anti-scientific support for health-care quackery rather than vaccinations, and her blanket denunciations of even the most critical kinds of protections of vulnerable populations should we find ourselves in another pandemic.  “

Ken Boessenkool managed the Rajan Sawhney Campaign for the leadership of the United Conservative Party and is recognized as one of Canada’s leading conservative strategists.

A new report, released by West Coast Environmental Law, says the government is misleading Canadians about the extent of the debt that the federally owned Trans Mountain Corporation is accumulating as construction continues on its controversial pipeline expansion project, and calculates that the government will need to write off at least $17-billion in debt that is owed to Canadian taxpayers.

Since the federal government bought the pipeline from Kinder Morgan Canada for $4.5-billion in 2018, the estimated cost for the expansion project has gone from $7.4-billion to $12.6-billion to, most recently, $21.4-billion. The costs come as the pipeline expansion project adds a second “twinned” pipeline to the existing pipeline, which runs from Edmonton to Burnaby, B.C.

New report alleges federal government hiding true extent of Trans Mountain’s debt load https://hilltimes.com/2022/10/06/new-report-alleges-federal-government-hiding-true-extent-of-trans-mountains-debt-load/386714… via

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Court Painter’s research team has uncovered lyrics of a song explaining the current American justice system while the thief of state secrets, former President 45 is allowed to free range throughout America spreading lies and undermining the tenets of US democracy. Listen carefully !

Prisencolinensinainciusol is a song composed by the Italian singer Adriano Celentano, and performed by Celentano and his wife Claudia Mori, a singer/actress-turned-record producer. It was released as a single in 1972. Both the name of the song and its lyrics are gibberish but are intended to sound like English in an American accent.

• https://youtu.be/r_EBFvzyje8

Since the song was originally released in 1972 , it has now been revealed the “gibberish” is the clearest explanation of the American justice system and it’s treatment of President 45’s formidable list of past and ongoing crimes against America. Go figure!

Court Painter rocks on!