Alberta seizes power from ‘hostile’ federal government’s gun grab

The Counter Signal ^ | 12 15 2022 | Mike Campbell

[yesthatjallen]

Alberta Attorney General Tyler Shandro issued a stern notice to the Trudeau Liberals, announcing the province is seizing back constitutional power from the feds to protect legal gun-owners from being persecuted under Bill C-21.

“Albertans have had enough. So today we are taking action,” Shandro said.

“First, as Alberta’s attorney general, I have directed that the Alberta crown prosecution service takeover the handling of charges involving the Firearms Act starting January 1st 2023.”

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He said Alberta’s new protocol instructs crown prosecutors not to pursue criminal charges for anyone in possession of a banned firearm if:

The accused lawfully obtained the firearm or prohibited device prior to May 1, 2020.

The firearm or prohibited device was reclassified as prohibited on May 1, 2020.

The accused has not been charged with any other offences related to the possession or use of that firearm.

Last month, the Trudeau Liberals snuck in an amendment to Bill C-21, intended to ban virtually all semi-automatic firearms.

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[Highest Authority]

Hey states …………. PAY ATTENTION!

[Navy Patriot]

Alberta seizes power from ‘hostile’ federal government’s gun grab

Interesting, I wonder if the Canuck Nazis will attempt any arrests of Officials, or just go after the Defenseless Canadian Taxpayers?

[FlingWingFlyer]

I don’t know why we bothered fighting the Nazis in WWII. They still showed up in America all these years later.

[WMarshal]

"I don’t know why we bothered fighting the Nazis in WWII. They still showed up in America all these years later."

Yup. It didn't help that we imported National Socialists (Nazis) wholesale after World War II.

[NorthMountain]

I don’t know why we bothered fighting the Nazis in WWII. They still showed up in America all these years later.

We were allies with the communists while fighting the national socialists. McCarthy was right ... our government was and is shot through with communists.

[brownsfan]

The Canadians must love the gun grabs, they keep Trudeau in power.

[JJBookman]

Let the Western Providences joint those assh@les down south!

[NorthMountain]

We imported rocket scientists from Germany ... meanwhile, our supposed allies in the Union of Soviet SOCIALIST Republics were thoroughly infiltrating our government and other institutions with communists. We see the fruits of their labor today.

[Leep]

MAGA

[Terry L Smith]

I congratulate Albertans. IMHO, the further from Ottawa, the better the vision outside the alimentary canal!

[avenir]

It bought us some time (decades). Something precious and appreciated by this American!

[Rurudyne]

Make Alberta Great Again

[Rurudyne]

FDR’s administration was rife with commie scum. What we see now is what they were involved with bringing about.

[Bayard]

I wonder if Canada might split up in a divorce?

[goodnesswins]

I just started reading “Witnes” by Whitaker Chambers...gonna, I think, be a depressing read

[bunkerhill7]

Whats in a name? Alberta

CG KOENIG & SON : COBURG Pair of percussion pistols belonging to Prince Albert 1850-51, Steel, blued steel, platinum, gold, silver, elm wood | 40.0 cm (length) | RCIN 62608

Alberta was named for Queen Victoria's fourth daughter, Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. Prince Albert was her father. He loved GUNS.

Alberta was named for Queen Victoria's fourth daughter, Princess Louise Caroline Alberta. "Prince Albert and his brother Ernest were accomplished shots from an early age, participating in the allied local traditions of game shooting (in Coburg principally hare, pheasant and deer) and target shooting or marksmanship with rifles. Following his arrival in England, Prince Albert tended to favour the best English makers, chiefly Charles Lancaster, for his working guns, many of which he received as birthday or Christmas gifts from the Queen and which remain in the Royal Collection at Windsor. The tradition of gunmaking in Coburg is closely linked to the history of the dukedom of Saxe-Coburg. In earlier times this meant the provision of military weapons, and the armoury of the Veste Coburg remains among the largest in Germany. In the modern period the emphasis was on sporting and presentation weapons. Guns in the latter category tended not to be used in the field, and therefore allowed the maker to deploy the costliest materials and most ambitious ornamentation." https://www.rct.uk/collection/62556/sporting-gun

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Sounds racist.

[BobL]

He’ll change his mind once he sees his bank accounts being drained. If that doesn’t work, the Mounties will take him downtown to ‘cool off’ for several years.

People have NO CLUE as to how strong the federal governments are, both here and in Canada.

[Dr. Sivana]

Interesting, I wonder if the Canuck Nazis will attempt any arrests of Officials, or just go after the Defenseless Canadian Taxpayers?

Under the Canadian Constitution, the provinces have some pretty substantial powers. In some ways, they have more autonomy that U.S. states do. Trudueau, the Canadian Courts, and bad provincial premiers are whittling away at that, though, just like here.