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The western provinces, especially Alberta have had it with Trudeau and Ottawa’s trampling of people\u2019s civil rights. Now there is a group in Alberta that is looking at having Alberta secede from Canada and apply to the United States for admittance as the 51st<\/sup> State. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n An advocacy group in Alberta, Canada<\/a>, is trying to educate residents of the province about what it argues would be the benefits of breaking off from the country to join the U.S. as its 51st state. <\/b><\/p>\n “I find myself having an affinity toward the U.S. more than Canada because of the freedom, Constitution and just the entire republican system versus the monarchy here, which is really a pseudonym for dictatorship,” a source with the Alberta 51 Project told Fox News Digital. <\/b><\/p>\n Founded in 2022, the project is “dedicated to supporting education to all Albertans on why we should become the 51st state of the United States of America,” according to its website. About one-fifth of Canadians in various provinces believe they would be better off under the U.S. government, according to a poll<\/a> done by Research Co. earlier this year. <\/b><\/p>\n Canada\u2019s current population is around 32 million people. Now I suck at math, but my guesstimate is aboot 5-7 million people are ready to tell Trudeau and Ottawa to take a long walk off a short pier. (For the math heads out there, feel free to comment on what the real numbers may be)<\/p>\n The source who spoke to Fox News Digital did so on condition of anonymity amid what he described as the increasingly authoritarian tactics of the Canadian government, which he noted has arrested Christian pastors<\/a> and targeted its political opponents by freezing their bank accounts during last year’s trucker convoy protests.<\/b><\/p>\n There is no question that Trudeau is a totalitarian thug, and that Canada is rapidly sliding to dictatorship. The problem with the Canadians is that they have a tendency to just drop their pants, roll over and take it up the\u2026<\/p>\n The source said that the project rolled out in response to online chatter among disaffected Albertans who wished somehow to secede from the authority of the federal government in Ottawa, which he noted is in the eastern part of Canada and exhibits a mindset that often diverges from that of Canadians in the more conservative western provinces. <\/b><\/p>\n “Albertans have a real affinity with the land, and they have that cowboy spirit, that Indian spirit, that oil-and-gas rigger spirit,” he said, adding that many Albertans have a desire to be left alone by the government. <\/b><\/p>\n Yeah, that\u2019s not going to happen. The one thing that Progressives, Liberals and Democrats, (along whatever party Trudeau belongs to), have in common is a desire for absolute centralized control of everything. In their minds the people exist only to serve the state and the ruling elites. What they might want doesn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n We are seeing this in the United States, however we have something available that the Canadians gave up. The right to keep and bear arms. We have a lot of people, and this is moving towards the political center, who think the time is approaching to open the 4th<\/sup> box of Liberty.<\/p>\n On the state level, we have several secession movements gaining strength, however these are local to the states and are people and areas that either want to break away and become separate states, or join with neighboring states that more reflect their beliefs, ideas and ways of life. A good chunk of eastern Oregon wants to break away and join up with Idaho for instance. (And might just be able to pull it off)<\/p>\n “That’s not really a Canadian governmental kind of thing,” he said. “Basically, in Canada, you have a socialist-style system<\/a>, and that socialism is kind of like a bad disease that just keeps getting worse and worse as time goes by.” <\/b><\/p>\n Well you had better understand that if you do break away and join the United States, one thing that is going to go bye bye is your government centralized healthcare. You\u2019ll need to buy your own insurance.<\/p>\n “We wanted to dare to poke the Canadian identity bear,” he said. “When Trudeau came in, he said some years ago that Canada doesn’t have a culture, they’re not different. So, they use that for globalism and what they call \u2018multiculturalism.\u2019 So, they kind of pooh-pooh any Canadian identity \u2013 with the exception of Quebec<\/a>, of course; don’t touch the sacred cow.” <\/b><\/p>\n Quebec is an interesting case. They are a former French colony and has repeatedly looked at seceding from Canada. The Canadian government has basically bent over backwards for the province. Of course, people who do the math have looked at Quebec and figured out they would economically collapse in pretty short order. Just the same, if Alberta were to successfully secede, Quebec would be the next to go.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n