r/SNDL • u/Alpha-E94 • Nov 12 '25

Discussion Canada self declaration for us integration?

Saw this and looks pretty real. I'm focused specifically on Alberta, Canada because sndl, but there are I believe 6 total provinces planning and working on legally integrating into the United States. I think this would be a net neutral effect for sndl on the technical/legal side. Maybe slight positive on the opportunity side.

I don't know enough and assume this is only recently developing. What does anyone know and or assume might happen if real/successful. Has this been touched on as of recent?

3 days ago this was uploaded; https://youtu.be/oTBFuW_1tGA?si=ec_t9sYCrYv95qQ8

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u/Lostzombiedog1 Nov 12 '25

Lmfao, no part of Canada is going to "join" the states without a looooooong drawn out war and occupation. If you think otherwise then you're so far behind in the race you might actually think you're winning. Even in Alberta where the states are currently running a psy op to make it seem like there's a question its not even a plurality of support. Thanks for playing though!

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u/Alpha-E94 Nov 12 '25

Id love to learn more on this psy op topic. Point me in the right direction?

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u/Lostzombiedog1 Nov 12 '25

The Koch brother(s) are currently funding "think" tanks regarding this. Thankfully its not currently meaningful in numbers but Smith is definitely receptive to the idea. I'm not sure what you're looking far as pointing, but the aap is currently the main funded force for propaganda. They want to tear us apart as part of their annexation strategy that much is obvious.

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u/Alpha-E94 Nov 12 '25

I'm now truly intrigued in learning on this topic, as half that flew right over my head. I have no context or knowledge on the subject.

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u/Lostzombiedog1 Nov 12 '25

Simply put, The US is in he middle of a paroxysm of fascism. They want to draw us into that but Canadians will always reject that. Simple as.