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news junkie, liberal living in Alberta, the UCP is a contrived grift 100% for insiders and thieves.

Joined September 2013
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Replying to @DevinDVote @nenshi
UCP flip flopped multiple times, changing goal posts just to delay. It’s not because of you it is starting, it is in spite of you. Election coming, bread crumbs for the people. Fund healthcare, not doing so is evil.
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Replying to @DevinDVote @nenshi
That’s quite the revisionist history, Devin. Green Line construction work began in 2018, while Nenshi was mayor. The city also completed years of engineering and design work. Your UCP government delayed procurement in 2020–21, pushing back the start of major construction. Then, in 2024, YOU pulled $1.53 billion in provincial funding, forcing Calgary to begin winding down the project. City officials warned the disruption could cost nearly $1 million a day, with a complete shutdown potentially costing more than $800 million. Now you’re blaming Nenshi for delays and taking credit for construction? You don’t get to sabotage a project, help revive it, and rewrite history as its saviour.
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Gurinder Brar, the NDP's shadow minister for Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, said: “This was a booze cruise, plain and simple, and it is unacceptable that the government charged taxpayers for the travel of the spouse of a political staffer.” newsweek.com/canada-minister…
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The UCP is carving up Lethbridge to cheat to win.
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Gibson retweeted
Rep. Dave Min: "I read the letter from the White House counsel. I's embarrassing. It's laughable. And I looked this guy up, Robert Scharf or William Scharf or whatever his name is, just to see who this jackass was. Apparently, he's a Harvard law school graduate. And as a fellow Harvard law alum, I'm embarrassed on behalf of our alma mater."
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Oof. Sounds like Danielle Smith didn’t get the reception she’d hoped for at a Calgary Legion this Remembrance Day.
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REMINDER: Danielle Smith doesn't care how her ministers squander your tax dollars. Albertans deserve better than a government that thinks it's acceptable to spend public money on a booze cruise with their friends. Taxpayer dollars are not a personal entertainment fund.
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She's STILL SAYING SOVEREIGN ALBERTA IN CANADA. SHE IS A SEPARATIST FFS. rob anderson is still her chief of staff and he CO-WROTE the free Alberta Strategy. DISMANTLE THE ucp NOW!
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Hey .@DaleNally_AB ... You need to resign if you have any morals.
This is impressively damning. Not only did Dale Nally apparently bill taxpayers for his booze cruise, he appears to also have deliberately instructed government to hide the expenses for the COVID conspiracy doc, who wasn’t there in any official capacity! #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
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UCP rage "spinners" are unusually quiet this morning. #ableg #abpoli
This is impressively damning. Not only did Dale Nally apparently bill taxpayers for his booze cruise, he appears to also have deliberately instructed government to hide the expenses for the COVID conspiracy doc, who wasn’t there in any official capacity! #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
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Why are we picking up the tab for Booze Cruises period? We have cancer patients in this province whose funding for life saving drugs has been cut off. AISH clients who have killed themselves out of hopelessness. NO. @UCPCaucus @DaleNally_AB @ABDanielleSmith
The booze cruise company in Kentucky charged industry guests $313 USD a day for traveling with the Minister. There is zero evidence a failed UCP candidate/husband of a current chief of staff paid - but he was on the booze cruise every day. Why did taxpayers pick up his tab?
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Gibson retweeted
The UCP falsely claims no expenses paid for the husband (and failed UCP candidate) of a chief of staff. They've now admitted he was on the "mission". Why, then, did they fold the tour cost into three, when it was four? westernstandard.news/alberta…
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How they met. The introduction and entrenchment of Faour, Ward, and Jaber, along with his Quantum shell companies, into Mraiche's network occurred through DELIBERATE professional alignments, corporate positioning, and the multi-million dollar Indigenous recovery centre construction projects. Rather than a single chance meeting, they crossed paths through distinct professional channels that tied them to Mraiche's political and commercial pipeline: 1. How Khaled Faour Met Mraiche The Matchmaker Role: Faour is an engineering technologist who initially served as the catalyst for the entire real estate network. In July 2021, Faour, working within central Alberta construction and engineering logistics, officially introduced the primary homebuilder, Lewis Semashkewich of Melewka Homes Ltd to Mraiche's brother-in-law, Eldassouki. The Network Placement: Following that initial introduction, Faour was embedded into the project infrastructure as the payment certifier. His role was to officially verify that health project construction milestones were met before provincial grant funds were released, tieing him directly to the flow of cash managed by Mraiche and Eldassouki. 2. How Bryan Ward Met Mraiche The "Go-To" Legal Counsel: Sherwood Park real estate attorney Bryan Ward, of Park Law, did not meet Mraiche through the recovery centers. He was already established as Mraiche's preferred, long-time private commercial lawyer. The Trusted Paymaster: Because of his pre-existing loyalty to Mraiche's private interests, Ward was structurally placed into the recovery centre deals. Both Semashkewich and Eldassouki mutually requested that Ward act as the independent trust lawyer tasked with holding the incoming multi-million dollar public infrastructure grants provided by the Alberta government. Court counterclaims allege that instead of remaining neutral, Ward used his insider proximity to Mraiche to alter transaction timetables and divert millions in trust capital to Mraiche-linked shell entities. 3. How Sam Jaber & The Quantum Shells Met Mraiche The Corporate Accountant & CFO: Jaber met Mraiche years prior through corporate accounting and tax preparation services in Edmonton. Jaber quickly integrated into Mraiche’s core financial hierarchy, serving as the official Chief CFO of MHCare Medical Corp as early as 2022. His firms, Jaberson & Associates and Tax Pros, acted as the primary registering agents used to set up Mraiche's sprawling network of private corporations. The Routing Vehicles: Because Jaber managed the financial logistics of Mraiche’s enterprise, his specialized shell companies, Executrade Capital, Quantum Global, and Quantum Contracting, were integrated into the network's banking streams. When construction capital flowed out of the primary ATB Financial project accounts, Jaber used these specific corporate structures to directly receive and process over $7.7 million in project transfers...5/
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Because this is my job and my home. I aim to do what I can to protect it and the people from the corrupt people running the government here. The people have the right to know what is happening. Some Forever Canadian. Try reading the documentation. Your time is up. 👋👋👋👋
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You were concerned enough about Calgary water pipes to launch an independent inquiry, but not concerned enough about MHCare and actual fraud to launch an independent public inquiry? #abpoli
Alberta’s government has released an independent inspection report into the City of Calgary’s management of the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, and its findings raise serious questions. In 2016, while Naheed Nenshi was mayor, he and his chief of staff received a draft-final independent report identifying serious problems with Calgary’s water utility. Nenshi didn’t share the report with city council, which could have spared Calgarians from the chaos of repeated water main breaks and a substantial increase in their water rates. Nearly a decade later, Calgarians are paying the price: repeated water main breaks, water rates up more than 78%, and $1.1 billion in utility revenues directed into general city revenues. Naheed Nenshi needs to explain what he knew, when he knew it, and what actions he took. Calgarians deserve answers.
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Lmao
The internet is undefeated
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