The Apology That was Performative

The statement made by the Alberta Prosperity Project for racist remarks made at their event on Thursday, is performative at best. The leaders of the group is consistently using conspiracy theories, disinformation, hate speech, and religion to mobilize his followers. The Project’s followers are very public espousing their same beliefs and hate. We must hold these individuals as responsible and accountable for their words.

Christian Nationalism & Alberta Separation Movement

I spoke with Ricochet Media about the role of Christian nationalism in the Alberta separatist movement. While many in Canada often look south of the border for the impact of Christian nationalism, the reality is the movement is here in our nation as well. Concepts of dominionism and God’s laws play into the validation for pipelines without ecological implications. This Christian understanding of politics is also an important link to support for America’s attack on our sovereignty.

Not All Sperm is Sacred.

Former Monty Python member, John Cleese, uses his social media account to share hate, conspiracy theories (Great Replacement), and disinformation. A recent news piece simply showed his latest hate post, and quoted him as saying “I’m not racist.” I ask why are we not holding him responsible for what he shares to his 5 million followers on X?