Jason Kenney, Kris Wells, and Jann Arden: The faces of Alberta's anti-independence freakout
Cory Morgan dismantles the lies about citizenship, pensions, and trade — and explains how independence is not only possible, but increasingly necessary.
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First, it was the former premier turned Twitter scold, Jason Kenney, calling independence advocates "grifters and con artists."
Then Liberal-appointed Senator Kristopher Wells jumped in to threaten Albertans with the loss of pensions, citizenship, and even a future. And, of course, no Alberta separatism drama would be complete without a performative screed from Jann Arden, who seems to believe shouting on social media is a form of policy-making.
Guess what? They're all wrong — and Cory Morgan is here to explain why.
Author and unapologetic Albertan Cory Morgan joins the show to talk about the rising panic from the Laurentian elites and their lapdogs in Alberta who are terrified — absolutely terrified — at the growing momentum behind Alberta independence.
Cory walks us through the actual facts, not the fear-mongering. Drawing on arguments from his book The Sovereigntist’s Handbook: Charting a Course to Western Independence, Cory dismantles the lies about citizenship, pensions, and trade — and explains how independence is not only possible, but increasingly necessary.
If the Ottawa elites and their useful idiots are this loud, it's because they know they're losing control.
This isn't a protest movement. It's a plan.
Click here to buy The Sovereigntist's Handbook and learn what the legacy media won't tell you.
Alberta deserves better than threats, fear campaigns, and has-been singers yelling into the void.
GUEST: Cory Morgan, author of The Sovereigntist's Handbook.
COMMENTS
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chester rosenberger commented 2025-05-26 21:36:35 -0400How about Canada keep the pension fund and Alberta take the National Parks? -
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-05-21 22:40:59 -0400Bruce, it isn’t just the Laurentian elitists who hold Albertans in such low regard. I often encountered that same attitude from most of the people I knew in the Vancouver area when I lived there more than 40 years ago.
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-05-21 22:37:41 -0400Jann Who?
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-05-21 22:16:25 -0400I can’t think of anything practical that Canada has given Alberta. From the start, we’ve been merely a supply base to Ottawa. People like me are fed up with the snooty Laurention attitude. We’re just a bunch of farmer hicks to them. We supply Canada with money and oil but what do we get in return.
