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The Consent Rodeo is in town: blindfolded, bucking, and rigged from the chute.
Biased questions. No option to disagree. Forced propaganda videos before you even begin.
Climenhaga spells it out.
#abpoli #ableg #NextAlberta #PushPoll #ManufacturedConsent #DanielleSmith
A satirical cartoon set in a brightly lit rodeo arena. A large yellow banner overhead reads “WELCOME TO THE CONSENT RODEO.” In the center of the ring, a blindfolded rider labeled “PUBLIC VOICE” clings to a bucking bull. The rider looks confused and alarmed, clutching the reins while the bull kicks up dust. The bull is labeled “PUBLIC VOICE” in bold white letters. Two arena gates show predetermined exit signs: one reads “EXIT: YES TO APP” and the other reads “YES TO EQUALIZATION FIGHT.” Off to the side, a grinning caricature of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stands confidently in a navy blazer, holding a clipboard labeled “ALBERTA NEXT SURVEY.” A speech bubble above her head says: “YOU DECIDE: NOT REALLY!” The illustration mimics vintage political cartoons with bold ink lines, exaggerated facial expressions, and a dry, critical tone, satirizing the illusion of democratic participation in the Alberta Next panel’s public consultation surveys.
June 26, 2025 at 6:50 PM
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🗳️ “Official Referendumb Draft”
☑️ Do you want freedom?
☑️ Should Alberta prosper?
☑️ Do you hate Ottawa?
Welcome to Danielle Smith’s push poll circus — where the questions are loaded, and the answers don’t matter.
#abpoli #ableg #Referendumb #NextAlberta #PropagandaPanel
A satirical cartoon-style image of a fake referendum ballot titled “OFFICIAL ALBERTA PANEL REFERENDUMB DRAFT.” Three unchecked boxes appear below, each with a biased or leading question: “Do you want freedom?”, “Should Alberta prosper?”, and “Do you hate Ottawa?” A black pen rests on the side of the page. The ballot includes a small government-style emblem near the bottom and a tagline beneath that reads: “Brought to you by the push-poll professionals.” The sheet is placed on a wooden table. The visual mimics an official government document but uses irony and exaggeration to mock the manipulative nature of Alberta’s current public consultation process under Premier Danielle Smith’s “Next Alberta” panel.
June 26, 2025 at 7:18 PM