A woman is going viral Thursday after repeatedly calling Premier Danielle Smith a “fascist” during a K-Days pancake breakfast at the Alberta Legislature.
Checklist- Low intelligence, superficial understanding of issues, engages inappropriate cognitive processes (emotion over logic and reason) for any given situation, and hence, is easily manipulated by propaganda based on hysteria from ''accredited news services''. Ergo, she's a classic leftist who fits the profile of someone who is highly susceptible to such messaging.
Polo: A classic leftist? Superficial understanding of issues. That would describe Danielle Smith and the UCP to a T. Danielle Smith engages in propaganda. She and the UCP follows ideology over logic and reason, while shunning experts. There's the tabloid news outlets masquerading as credible news, who have fascists employed in them.
Hey Einstein, Do you think I can't sign in with a different handle and answer? Proving you're incapable of defending your own convictions and assertions by blocking is typical of ideological morons who recite the MSM's propaganda. What are you going to do now? Reply and cut off my response again?
Update. The coward has now removed his comments here. Most Borg fold when challenged and the balance allows elaboration and refutation, a win/win scenario. Perhaps they'll return using a different handle.
Sent this message and posted on Substack to the Anonymous coward.
I see you blocked me after replying, a common leftist tactic used by the weak to make it appear as though you made a point that can’t be refuted. Nevertheless, I answered on the page. Please, please, come back so I can humiliate you publicly. We can run the gauntlet of leftist ideology, allowing me to expose it for what it is
To Mr. Anonymity-The only way to slow, not stop, the coming technological theocracy, where free speech and personal autonomy only exist within the parameters of state approval, is to separate. Traditional western values can be reinstated and resource revenue will soar. Alberta will become as wealthy as Norway, and with foresight, will invest in the future in anticipation of having that revenue drop dramatically at some point, (over 40 years from now) while new industries are created to compensate. The AI Data Centres are a positive step in that economic diversification.
What experts is Smith shunning? The one's that believe men can become women by decree?
The liberals bribed, I mean bailed out, news media such as The Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, CTV, Global, Winnipeg Free Press, etc., and the heavily financed CBC are ''credible?'' Ever hear the term ''conflict of interest?''
Tell me M.A., are fascists racists? Feel free to look up the definition so you can confirm your answer.
To Mr. Anonymity-Many AISH recipients are milking the system and ADAP is a response to this. I personally have known several of these people over the years. Individuals that genuinely need assistance are put in a queue waiting for their applications to be approved because the requirements for qualifying used to be more lax.
Resisting historical eastern imperialism or federal overreach as the Alberta government has described it, is necessary to address its rights regarding clean energy regulations among others. Parroting the ''rule of law'' critique is simply a means to advance the perception that the province is being unreasonable in negotiating a better deal for itself just like Quebec has done for decades.
While the UK and US have experienced14 and 33 year measles highs, it has been worse in Ontario by numbers and Alberta per capita. The dishonest way the Covid shot was enforced despite not being necessary for the vast majority of the population, other than the elderly and immunodeficient, is one of numerous reasons measles has spread due to people rejecting a needed vaccine. It has nothing to do with government policy, but individual choice.
Ecoli victims were compensated while a review was called with health officials stating that the facility was inspected according to the law at least once a year.
Public healthcare is not being destroyed. You can't break a system that is already inadequate across the country. The UCP has expanded training seats for doctors and nurses, guaranteed publicly funded care, and introduced reforms to reduce wait times by increasing capacity. Demographic strains caused by overwhelming infrastructure with immigrants by the federal government are being mitigated with hybrid models aiming to fix shortages rather than dismantle the system. Japan is a classic example of private and public medical systems working in tandem effectively.
Public education receives substantial funding with emphasis on choice and outcomes. Criticisms of "improper support" reflect debates over centralized vs. parental-choice models (e.g., charters), not abandonment.
Alberta under Smith has pursued a pro-energy, low-tax strategy that has driven strong economic performance relative to other provinces, attracting investment in traditional resources and emerging sectors. The push for AI data centers exemplifies this as it leverages abundant natural gas for power-hungry computing to diversify the economy and create high-value jobs. Your simplistic hyperbolic opinions such as "nobody wants" these projects ignore substantial private investment interest (tens of billions targeted) and Alberta's competitive energy advantage. Concerns about infrastructure are valid but common in any major development, not evidence of autocracy.
AI data centers represent a major private investment strategy to leverage Alberta's energy for high-tech jobs and growth, not unwanted impositions, but economic development that many Albertans support for diversification.
People's pensions are not being put at risk as policy; Alberta Pension Plan discussions involve voluntary analysis of opting out of CPP for potential control and benefits, with acknowledged risks. Seniors receive targeted relief programs amid cost-of-living pressures that affect all provinces. Claims of deliberate extra burdens ignore relief measures and broader inflation factors.
This is not autocratic rule, it's a democratically elected government pursuing resource development, tax restraint, and provincial autonomy. Many listed issues reflect real challenges and valid debates, but attributing them to malice, systemic destruction, or unprecedented evil ignores context, trade-offs, national trends, and the UCP's record on economic resilience. Alberta voters continue to back this direction for good reason.
The claim of "sabotage" implies a specific criminal intent that has not been proven in a court of law, The Alberta government had already compensated coal companies 240 million for their reversal of policy. And speaking of ''boondoggles'' the NDP committed to paying three energy companies 1.36 billion back in 2016 to shut down their coal-fired plants early without securing reliable power generation beforehand. Yes, I too was shocked, and we're still paying $97 million annually through 2030.The legislative adjustments protected economic interests in coal while navigating environmental concerns.
Explain how any data breach, including this one, is necessarily caused by the victim of it. If you claim negligence, there's a lot to go around globally, but let's stay within our borders. Significant past breaches include Canada Post (2020), the National Film Board (2019), and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. (2020) Canada Revenue Agency , Employment and Social Development Canada, and Canada Border Services Agency, exposed the phone numbers of over 880,000 Canadians and email addresses of approximately 85,000 users. 2020 Credential Stuffing Settlement: A major 2020 breach involving credential stuffing attacks on CRA and ESDC accounts compromised the personal and financial data of tens of thousands of Canadians, enabling fraudulent applications for COVID-19 benefits like CERB. The federal government agreed to pay $8.7 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding these 2020 incidents, which were approved by the Federal Court in May 2026.
The government has done all they can though specific action won't be taken until the investigation by the RCMP and Elections are concluded.
Most of your assertions have no merit relying on the typical emotional driven rhetoric that drives leftists. No one's pension is at risk and what extra costs are you speaking of? The housing crisis caused by the federal government and their lackeys, the NDP? Food price inflation and a permanent decline in our standard of living? Democracy to a leftist is submission to the state that shares their ideology.
Polo: Danielle Smith disobeys the rule of law, as does the UCP. Does boondoogles that can even have a hefty price tag of billions of dollars. Puts people's lives at risk. E-Coli at daycares, involving hundreds of children, and measles cases that top the entire continent. Destroying public healthcare. Improper support of public education. Bruce Johnson, a receiver of AISH committed suicide, because of a cruel program called ADAP, which forces disabled people to be employed. Others on AISH committed suicide, because of ADAP. Corb Lund's Water Not Coal Petition was intentionally sabotaged by the UCP to avoid extremely costly settlements they owe to coal mining companies. Danielle Smith lies at an astounding rate. The UCP still hasn't done anything about the unprecedented data breach which they were responsible for causing. Democracy is being eroded. AI data centres that nobody wants are coming to Alberta. People's pensions are being put at risk, and seniors are burdened with extra costs, making it harder for them to survive. An autocratic rule. Why are you okay with this?
I see you blocked me after replying, a common leftist tactic used by the weak to make it appear as though you made a point that can’t be refuted. Nevertheless, I answered on the page. Please, please, come back so I can humiliate you publicly. We can run the gauntlet of leftist ideology, allowing me to expose it for what it is.
Checklist- Low intelligence, superficial understanding of issues, engages inappropriate cognitive processes (emotion over logic and reason) for any given situation, and hence, is easily manipulated by propaganda based on hysteria from ''accredited news services''. Ergo, she's a classic leftist who fits the profile of someone who is highly susceptible to such messaging.
Polo: A classic leftist? Superficial understanding of issues. That would describe Danielle Smith and the UCP to a T. Danielle Smith engages in propaganda. She and the UCP follows ideology over logic and reason, while shunning experts. There's the tabloid news outlets masquerading as credible news, who have fascists employed in them.
Hey Einstein, Do you think I can't sign in with a different handle and answer? Proving you're incapable of defending your own convictions and assertions by blocking is typical of ideological morons who recite the MSM's propaganda. What are you going to do now? Reply and cut off my response again?
Sounds like hate speech to me.
Update. The coward has now removed his comments here. Most Borg fold when challenged and the balance allows elaboration and refutation, a win/win scenario. Perhaps they'll return using a different handle.
Sent this message and posted on Substack to the Anonymous coward.
I see you blocked me after replying, a common leftist tactic used by the weak to make it appear as though you made a point that can’t be refuted. Nevertheless, I answered on the page. Please, please, come back so I can humiliate you publicly. We can run the gauntlet of leftist ideology, allowing me to expose it for what it is
To Mr. Anonymity-The only way to slow, not stop, the coming technological theocracy, where free speech and personal autonomy only exist within the parameters of state approval, is to separate. Traditional western values can be reinstated and resource revenue will soar. Alberta will become as wealthy as Norway, and with foresight, will invest in the future in anticipation of having that revenue drop dramatically at some point, (over 40 years from now) while new industries are created to compensate. The AI Data Centres are a positive step in that economic diversification.
What experts is Smith shunning? The one's that believe men can become women by decree?
The liberals bribed, I mean bailed out, news media such as The Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, CTV, Global, Winnipeg Free Press, etc., and the heavily financed CBC are ''credible?'' Ever hear the term ''conflict of interest?''
Tell me M.A., are fascists racists? Feel free to look up the definition so you can confirm your answer.
To Mr. Anonymity-Many AISH recipients are milking the system and ADAP is a response to this. I personally have known several of these people over the years. Individuals that genuinely need assistance are put in a queue waiting for their applications to be approved because the requirements for qualifying used to be more lax.
Resisting historical eastern imperialism or federal overreach as the Alberta government has described it, is necessary to address its rights regarding clean energy regulations among others. Parroting the ''rule of law'' critique is simply a means to advance the perception that the province is being unreasonable in negotiating a better deal for itself just like Quebec has done for decades.
While the UK and US have experienced14 and 33 year measles highs, it has been worse in Ontario by numbers and Alberta per capita. The dishonest way the Covid shot was enforced despite not being necessary for the vast majority of the population, other than the elderly and immunodeficient, is one of numerous reasons measles has spread due to people rejecting a needed vaccine. It has nothing to do with government policy, but individual choice.
Ecoli victims were compensated while a review was called with health officials stating that the facility was inspected according to the law at least once a year.
Public healthcare is not being destroyed. You can't break a system that is already inadequate across the country. The UCP has expanded training seats for doctors and nurses, guaranteed publicly funded care, and introduced reforms to reduce wait times by increasing capacity. Demographic strains caused by overwhelming infrastructure with immigrants by the federal government are being mitigated with hybrid models aiming to fix shortages rather than dismantle the system. Japan is a classic example of private and public medical systems working in tandem effectively.
Public education receives substantial funding with emphasis on choice and outcomes. Criticisms of "improper support" reflect debates over centralized vs. parental-choice models (e.g., charters), not abandonment.
Alberta under Smith has pursued a pro-energy, low-tax strategy that has driven strong economic performance relative to other provinces, attracting investment in traditional resources and emerging sectors. The push for AI data centers exemplifies this as it leverages abundant natural gas for power-hungry computing to diversify the economy and create high-value jobs. Your simplistic hyperbolic opinions such as "nobody wants" these projects ignore substantial private investment interest (tens of billions targeted) and Alberta's competitive energy advantage. Concerns about infrastructure are valid but common in any major development, not evidence of autocracy.
AI data centers represent a major private investment strategy to leverage Alberta's energy for high-tech jobs and growth, not unwanted impositions, but economic development that many Albertans support for diversification.
People's pensions are not being put at risk as policy; Alberta Pension Plan discussions involve voluntary analysis of opting out of CPP for potential control and benefits, with acknowledged risks. Seniors receive targeted relief programs amid cost-of-living pressures that affect all provinces. Claims of deliberate extra burdens ignore relief measures and broader inflation factors.
This is not autocratic rule, it's a democratically elected government pursuing resource development, tax restraint, and provincial autonomy. Many listed issues reflect real challenges and valid debates, but attributing them to malice, systemic destruction, or unprecedented evil ignores context, trade-offs, national trends, and the UCP's record on economic resilience. Alberta voters continue to back this direction for good reason.
The claim of "sabotage" implies a specific criminal intent that has not been proven in a court of law, The Alberta government had already compensated coal companies 240 million for their reversal of policy. And speaking of ''boondoggles'' the NDP committed to paying three energy companies 1.36 billion back in 2016 to shut down their coal-fired plants early without securing reliable power generation beforehand. Yes, I too was shocked, and we're still paying $97 million annually through 2030.The legislative adjustments protected economic interests in coal while navigating environmental concerns.
Explain how any data breach, including this one, is necessarily caused by the victim of it. If you claim negligence, there's a lot to go around globally, but let's stay within our borders. Significant past breaches include Canada Post (2020), the National Film Board (2019), and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. (2020) Canada Revenue Agency , Employment and Social Development Canada, and Canada Border Services Agency, exposed the phone numbers of over 880,000 Canadians and email addresses of approximately 85,000 users. 2020 Credential Stuffing Settlement: A major 2020 breach involving credential stuffing attacks on CRA and ESDC accounts compromised the personal and financial data of tens of thousands of Canadians, enabling fraudulent applications for COVID-19 benefits like CERB. The federal government agreed to pay $8.7 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding these 2020 incidents, which were approved by the Federal Court in May 2026.
The government has done all they can though specific action won't be taken until the investigation by the RCMP and Elections are concluded.
Most of your assertions have no merit relying on the typical emotional driven rhetoric that drives leftists. No one's pension is at risk and what extra costs are you speaking of? The housing crisis caused by the federal government and their lackeys, the NDP? Food price inflation and a permanent decline in our standard of living? Democracy to a leftist is submission to the state that shares their ideology.
There is no contest at all for whom the worst premier in the entire history of Alberta would be. That's Danielle Smith.
Then you'll have an easy time explaining why. Do tell.
Polo: Danielle Smith disobeys the rule of law, as does the UCP. Does boondoogles that can even have a hefty price tag of billions of dollars. Puts people's lives at risk. E-Coli at daycares, involving hundreds of children, and measles cases that top the entire continent. Destroying public healthcare. Improper support of public education. Bruce Johnson, a receiver of AISH committed suicide, because of a cruel program called ADAP, which forces disabled people to be employed. Others on AISH committed suicide, because of ADAP. Corb Lund's Water Not Coal Petition was intentionally sabotaged by the UCP to avoid extremely costly settlements they owe to coal mining companies. Danielle Smith lies at an astounding rate. The UCP still hasn't done anything about the unprecedented data breach which they were responsible for causing. Democracy is being eroded. AI data centres that nobody wants are coming to Alberta. People's pensions are being put at risk, and seniors are burdened with extra costs, making it harder for them to survive. An autocratic rule. Why are you okay with this?
Still no reply after blocking my other handle. Don't continue to be a gelding like the rest of your brethren.
I see you blocked me after replying, a common leftist tactic used by the weak to make it appear as though you made a point that can’t be refuted. Nevertheless, I answered on the page. Please, please, come back so I can humiliate you publicly. We can run the gauntlet of leftist ideology, allowing me to expose it for what it is.