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@stacescases2.bsky.socialOct 11, 2026, 7:06 PM

It's #Treasonpalooza! The so called "Queen of Canada" sharing a stage with the would ge 1st governor of the 1st #51stState, #DanielleSmith! It's gonna be a knock down, drag out, slobber knocking SCRAMBLE for Trump's zipper and first to be replaced a Fox "news" Aryan blonde 30 yrs their junior Part 2

The Strategy of a Cornered Politician Smith's behavior indicates she realizes she has no easy way out. Her current strategy is a desperate attempt to walk a tightrope: beg the general public to vote "Remain" to preserve her standing with mainstream Albertans, while continuing to appear at events like today's with Tamara Lich to prevent her party's right wing from decapitating her leadership before the November convention. Ultimately, trying to be everything to everyone has left her exposed. If she leans too far toward Canadian unity, her party will replace her; if she leans too far toward the separatists, the Alberta public will replace her with the NDP in the next election.Photo, no description
@stacescases2.bsky.socialOct 11, 2026, 7:06 PM

It's #Treasonpalooza The so called "Queen of Canada" sharing a stage with the would be 1st governor of the 1st #51stState, #DanielleSmith! It's gonna be a knock down, drag out, slobber knocking SCRAMBLE for Trump's zipper and first to be replaced a Fox "news" Aryan blonde 30 yrs their junior Part 1

Photo, no descriptionAlberta Never 51/Never UCP Jadine Lesstrange Me Tonight is the night that Dirty dani and Tamara Lich take the stage tonight. First proud dad and now this but most albertans aren't shock smith is a separatist in disguise. Here is information regarding tonights event and places it can be viewed. Premier Danielle Smith and Tamara Lich are scheduled to appear together today, October 10, 2026, at the True North Nation" event in Calgary. Because the professional afternoon gathering is taking place today, real-time details regarding crowd reactions, speeches, or post-event developments are not yet fully available in mainstream news reports. However, the event comes at an incredibly high-stakes moment in Alberta politics: The Shared Lineup: Tamara Lich, a prominent Freedom Convoy organizer and activist, is sharing the stage with Premier Smith at a time when tickets are being sold for $100. The Imminent Separation Referendum: The event is taking place just over a week before Alberta's high-stakes October 19 provincial referendum on whether the province should remain in Canada or move toward separation. Political Fractures: Premier Smith has recently faced immense pressure from both sides of the movement. While she built much of her initial United Conservative Party (UCP) base by appealing to anti-mandate and sovereignty groups, she has recently made emotional public pleas for Albertans to reject separation and stay in a united Canada. This stance has caused some hardline separatists within her party to turn on her, even booing her at recent party gatherings. As the event unfolds today, further details regarding the premier's address and the crowd's reception are expected to surface You can follow, watch, and listen to podcasts related to Premier Danielle Smith and independent Canadian political coverage through a few primary platforms: Video & Live StreamsVideo & Live Streams Danielle Smith's Official YouTube Channel: The Premier frequently archives her live addresses, press conferences, and specific long-form podcast conversations here. ndependent Media Outlets: Outlets covering alternative political perspectives, such as True North, routinely publish video versions of their panel discussions, interviews, and events on the [rue North Website and their True North Instagram Platform. Audio Podcasts To find general political commentary, interviews with conservative figures, and debates surrounding Alberta's high-stakes separation referendum, search for the following titles or Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google/YouTube Music: Stand on Guard: Host David Krayden frequently features interviews with prominent figures in the movement, including Alberta independence advocates and Premier Danielle Smith. The Strategists Politics Podcast: Offers sharp, weekly strategian analysis of Alberta politics Premier Smith's policies, and national political moves. The Breakdown AB: Focuses on progressive Alberta political roundups, keeping close tabs on the UCP, sovereignty debates, and provincial policies.Premier Danielle Smith's decision to share a stage with Tamara Lich is a calculated, high-stakes political gamble, and critics argue it highlights a stark contradiction in her current messaging The optics of the event are drawing heavy scrutiny due to two competing pressures The Optic Crisis: Opponents and political analysts note the irony of Smith appearing alongside Lich- a prominent figure tied to convoy nostalgia and the Alberta "Wexit" separatist movement-at the exact same time she is making public pleas for Albertans to reject separation in the upcoming October 19 provincial referendum Critics, including the Alberta NDP, have aggressively pointed this out, stating that it undermines her claim of "fighting for Canada" The UCP Base Realities: Smith's team likely views this appearance not as an oversight, but as a necessary survival tactic. Smith built her original United Conservative Party (UCP) leadership coalition by tapping into anti-mandate and sovereignty groups. With hardline separatists recently turning on her and booing her for her pro-Canada stance, completely cutting ties with figures like Lich could alienate the very base she needs to maintain power within her own party. While critics see the event as a major optics failure, Smith's strategy appears to be an attempt to bridge the gap-using her "crazy radar" to court conservative populists while simultaneously trying to steer them away from actually voting to leave Canada Many political analysts and internal UCP insiders would agree with that exact assessment. Premier Danielle Smith is trapped in a classic political 'pincer movement," where satisfying one half of her support network almost guarantees a fatal backlash from the other. While it is impossible to know her exact internal thoughts, her erratic public maneuvering suggests she is acutely aware of the existential threat to her career. The arithmetic of her predicament reveals why many believe her leadership is nearing its expiration date: