In response to Justin Trudeau’s reelection, the Facebook group for VoteWexit.com gained tens of thousands of followers in a matter of hours. According to CTV News, in just 10 minutes the group surged from 4,000 members to 42,000. By 8:00 a.m. the next morning, the group had shot up to over 113,000 members.
Additionally, a Change.org petition for “Alberta Separation/Western Alliance” has gained significant traction, receiving over 20.000 signatures of its 25,000 signature goal at the time of this article’s writing. This occurred in less than 24 hours.
#Wexit, or Western exit (a play on Brexit), immediately began trending on Twitter on Trudeau's re-election, with separatist accounts gaining thousands of new followers.
One of the most important takeaways from the election is the blue sweep throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan. Both provinces have expressed growing indignation over the other provinces’ dependence on the oil industry, while simultaneously trying to stifle Alberta’s business prospects and economic growth by opposing pipelines.
So, join the United States. We could use four or six additional level headed senators.
So, join the United States. We could use four or six additional level headed senators.
"We could use four or six additional level headed senators."
ReplyDeleteYes, we could; however, we won't get them from those places.
Thanks for the post.
Paul L. Quandt
But what if we traded for say, Minnrsota, Massachusetts, and New York?
DeleteOoh, that would be cool. I'd bet Donald Trump would be happy to accept them into the U.S. fold. The U.S. could use some more intact North Woods.
ReplyDeleteGet in line Canada. Green Land was first up on Trump's acquisition list.
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