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MYTH©BuBu™ : non ça ne bouge pas "énormément" en Alberta.

C’est sûr que depuis La Banquise ça ne bouge pas "énormément" en Alberta.

Il se pourrait, cependant, que les albertains pensent autrement :

Moments ago our Rebel News reporter, Selene Galas, asked the new Alberta premier if she’d apologize to unvaccinated people who were bullied by the government.

When she was campaigning to be the new premier, Danielle Smith had promised to do so. Today, Selene asked her when she’d actually do so.
And Premier Smith’s reply was amazing.

“I can apologize right now. I’m deeply sorry,” she said. She proceeded to give a heartfelt apology “for anyone who was inappropriately subjected to discrimination as a result of their vaccine status, I’m deeply sorry. For any government employee that was fired from their job, because of their vaccine status, and I welcome them back if they want to come back.”

Even more amazing than the heartfelt apology, Premier Smith said she was seriously considering granting a legal amnesty to any Albertans charged with lockdown offences — as in, dropping all the charges ! This is very exciting. Alberta is now the first jurisdiction in Canada — perhaps even in the world — to apologize to its unvaccinated citizens for discriminating against them.

Mais il se peut bien qu’ils ne connaissent pas BuBu12™ d’Avox !