As citizens of the now sovereign state of Alberta, we must demand the immediate resignation of all Alberta MPs from their fictitious role.
Of course, we have to find them first. Maybe Ottawa isn’t a real place. Perhaps these make-believe MPs have been living in the Bahamas.
In any case, Alberta is free, free at last to run privatized health, pension, education, immigration and other schemes; even an army and air force. And, of course, we can have our currency, though I personally think we should retain the loonie. Somehow, it just seems to fit. Trevor W. Harrison is a political sociologist at the University of Lethbridge and former director of Parkland Institute.
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