51st State: Canada’s Descent into Chaos and the Rise of Alberta Separatism

This isn’t federalism; it’s extortion, as Krayden puts it, preventing Alberta from thriving while propping up socialist strongholds. Under Trudeau, net-zero policies and pipeline restrictions have gutted the energy sector, costing an estimated $400 billion in investments and jobs. These measures, rooted in leftist environmentalism, prioritize virtue-signaling over economic reality, leaving Canada dependent on foreign oil while its own resources languish. The result? A plummeting loonie, soaring debt, and a real estate bubble on the verge of bursting, as predicted in conservative analyses. Trudeau’s regime has ballooned the national debt, burdening future generations with unsustainable liabilities, all while preaching “open and transparent” government that delivers the opposite—scandals, corruption, and fiscal recklessness.

As one commentator notes, this is the “worst government in our history,” a Marxist-lite administration that fosters dependency and stifles innovation. Compounding the economic sabotage is the cultural Marxism infiltrating Canadian institutions, eroding traditional values and national identity. Trudeau’s infamous declaration that Canada is a “post-national state” with no core identity has been a rallying cry for conservatives, who see it as a deliberate assault on Judeo-Christian heritage and Western principles. Woke social engineering— from gender ideology in schools to uncontrolled mass migration—has transformed neighborhoods and strained resources, prioritizing identity politics over assimilation. The Liberals’ obsession with “diversity” quotas and hate speech laws silences dissent, labeling critics as bigots while excusing radicalism. This echoes the Marxist tactic of dividing society along class and identity lines to consolidate power. In the video, Krayden highlights government overreach, like fining a citizen $28,000 for hiking, as emblematic of COVID-era authoritarianism that lingers under socialist rule.  Continued below this next clip

Trudeau’s blackface scandals and applause for a Nazi in Parliament underscore a hypocrisy that conservatives attribute to leftist moral relativism. As Rita Panahi quips, he’s a “neo-Marxist Ken Doll,” more focused on performative progressivism than governing. This cultural decay has alienated the West, where self-reliance clashes with Eastern Canada’s government-as-savior mentality. Politically, the Marxist influence manifests in federal overreach that conservatives liken to authoritarianism. Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act against trucker protests—peaceful demonstrations against mandates—reveals a disdain for freedoms, prioritizing state control over individual rights. His selective support for protests, crushing those opposing his agenda while tolerating others, smacks of socialist hypocrisy. With Mark Carney, a globalist banker tied to the World Economic Forum, now leading the Liberals, the agenda intensifies: more climate hysteria, digital taxes, and international entanglements like $6.6 billion to Ukraine while ignoring domestic crises.

If Alberta leaves, the dominoes fall: Western provinces follow, Quebec riots over lost subsidies, and Eastern Canada fractures. Polls even suggest a majority of Canadians now favor U.S. integration under Trudeau’s failures. As one patriot enthuses, “Alberta is leaving Canada. Canada WILL collapse. Trump wants the beautiful ‘The 51st State’.” Yet, amid the gloom, conservatives see opportunity in dissolution. Alberta’s independence could forge a republic free from Laurentian elite control, ending colonial subservience. Manning’s vision of a reformed Canada has failed; now, separation offers prosperity, security, and freedom over poverty, chaos, and authoritarianism. The U.S. option promises alignment with capitalist values, ditching socialist shackles. As Krayden notes, this is no fringe chatter but a groundswell, with referendums needing just 177 signatures. For those of us who are right-wing observers here at Whatfinger News, Canada’s socialist-Marxist path isn’t sustainable—it’s a recipe for breakup. The time for half-measures is over; Alberta must lead the way out, or the nation as we know it vanishes. President Trump will be playing a pivotal role in all of this, and we think Canada as well as Mexico will become part of a Greater USA before Trump’s term is over.