March 2, 2024

Hello, friends and supporters,

In our latest discussion, we venture into the complex yet crucial topic of pension plans in Canada, with a spotlight on the ongoing debate between the Alberta Pension Plan and the Canada Pension Plan. This subject is more than just a matter of financial planning; it’s about securing a sustainable future for ourselves and the generations to follow.

The chief actuarial report of 2021 shed light on three pivotal factors influencing the Canada Pension Plan: demographics, the economy, and immigration. These aspects are not just numbers on a paper; they are the real dynamics shaping our financial security and the legacy we leave behind.

Recently, I came across an insightful article by Andrew Coyne in The Globe and Mail, discussing Canada’s waning position among the world’s wealthiest nations. Coyne’s narrative resonates deeply with the challenges we face today and the urgent need for a tailored approach to our pension plan system. It’s not merely about comparing GDPs; it’s about recognizing the signs of a productivity crisis and the impact of government policies that have long been overlooked.

As Albertans, we find ourselves at a crossroads, contemplating whether to continue with the Canada Pension Plan or forge our path with an Alberta Pension Plan. The decision is monumental, touching on the essence of our economic strength, our demographic advantages, and our stance on immigration. Each of these factors plays a significant role in determining the best course of action for our province and its people.

I invite you to join me in this crucial conversation. Let’s delve into the intricacies of each pension plan, understand the underlying risks, and explore the possibilities that lie ahead. Together, we’ll navigate the facts, dispel the myths, and embark on a journey towards financial sovereignty and prosperity.

Your engagement and thoughts are invaluable. Watch the video, share your insights, and let’s foster a community that’s informed, empowered, and ready to make choices that will define our future.

Warmest regards,

Nadine Wellwood

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February 29, 2024

Dear Friends and Concerned Citizens,

In my latest exploration of topics that deeply impact our nation’s integrity and the safety of its citizens, I’ve stumbled upon revelations that demand our immediate attention. It’s a subject that intertwines national security, international relations, and the ethical boundaries of scientific research. The spotlight falls on a scenario that sounds like it’s straight out of a thriller novel – yet, alarmingly, it unfolds within the confines of our Canadian borders.

The narrative unfolds with the concerning activities surrounding Dr. Qiu at the prestigious Winnipeg-based laboratory and her unexpected dismissal. At the heart of this issue lies a series of clandestine activities and the potential breach of international laws governing biological warfare. Dr. Qiu’s case isn’t just a singular incident but a symptom of a potentially much larger problem – one that poses questions about our country’s involvement in biological research and the overarching implications for our national security.

Through the diligent investigative work of Keen Bexy and the Counter Signal platform, light has been shed on this pressing issue. Their findings suggest a history of actions that compromise not only Canada’s health but its very security, alongside allegations of aiding military research in China. These accusations raise critical concerns about the transparency and intentions behind our nation’s scientific endeavors, especially those with possible ties to biological warfare – a realm strictly prohibited and deemed a war crime under the 1925 Geneva Convention protocol.

As Canadians, we must question and hold accountable those responsible for safeguarding our nation’s ethical stance and security protocols. The alleged transfer of sensitive scientific knowledge and materials to a foreign power, under the guise of research, without considering Canada’s interests, is troubling. Moreover, the implications of developing biological weapons, against the backdrop of international treaties, suggest a breach of trust and responsibility that cannot go unaddressed.

I invite you to join me in delving deeper into this complex issue through my latest video, where I unpack the ramifications of these revelations. It’s more than a matter of policy – it’s a question of our national ethos, the protection of our citizens, and the legacy we leave for future generations.

Your engagement and vigilance are crucial as we navigate these murky waters together. Watch the video, reflect on the implications, and let’s foster a dialogue that pushes for transparency, accountability, and ethical governance. The health of our democracy depends on it.

Stay informed, stay curious, and, most importantly, stay engaged.

Warmest regards,

Nadine

P.S.: Remember, awareness is the first step toward change. Share this video, discuss it with friends and family, and let’s ensure our voices are heard in the halls of power. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Youtube Channel!

February 24, 2024

Hello, World! Today, I’m sharing a critical discussion that touches the very fabric of our society. For a more in-depth exploration, I invite you to watch the video linked here:ÂDefending Women’s Rights: A Call to Men, Husbands, and Fathers.

February 15, 2024

Dear Friends and Followers,

Today, I find myself at a crucial juncture, compelled to address a topic that’s not just close to my heart but critical to the future we’re paving for Alberta and, indeed, for all Canadians. The conversation around the Alberta Pension Plan vs. the Canada Pension Plan has reached a pivotal moment, one that demands our undivided attention and earnest reflection.

The impetus for this conversation comes from a recent article I came across in the National Post, which delves into the concept of a ‘population trap.’ This term, as outlined, describes a dire scenario where a swiftly growing population consumes all available resources and savings, rendering any improvement in living standards virtually impossible. This bleak outlook isn’t just a theoretical possibility; it’s becoming our lived reality, especially for our younger generation who, despite their hard work, are seeing their hopes for a better future diminishing before their eyes.

This discussion is intricately linked to the feasibility and sustainability of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) amidst Canada’s current economic landscape. The alarming trends highlighted by the National Post, coupled with the observations from the Chief Actuary regarding Canada’s economy, underscore the urgent need for Alberta to reconsider its participation in the CPP. It’s becoming increasingly clear that the path to preserving our province’s prosperity and ensuring a robust future for the next generation lies in establishing an Alberta Pension Plan.

Why, you might ask? The reasons are manifold but boil down to the stark reality that Canada’s economy, under its current trajectory and governmental policies, is on a precipice. The federal government’s fixation on mass immigration, without the necessary infrastructure to support such growth, is exacerbating the situation. Furthermore, the persistent hostility towards increasing productivity, a critical factor for economic revival, is cementing Canada’s place at the bottom of the OECD’s economic rankings.

The ‘population trap’ is not just an abstract concept; it’s manifesting in tangible ways across the country, from housing shortages to overwhelmed public services. And while Alberta shines as a beacon of economic strength and potential, our ties to a faltering federal system are holding us back. It’s a situation that Fergus Hodson, with his wealth of knowledge in finance and economics, and I dissected in a recent interview. Hodson’s insights further solidify my belief in the necessity of an Alberta Pension Plan as a safeguard against the impending economic turmoil.

This video isn’t just another piece of content; it’s a clarion call for awareness, action, and advocacy for a better future for Alberta and its people. It’s about understanding the depth and breadth of the challenges we face and recognizing that the solution lies within our grasp if we dare to reach for it.

I urge you to watch this video, engage with the content, and join me in this pivotal dialogue. Together, we can navigate these turbulent waters and steer Alberta towards a future marked by prosperity, security, and independence.

Stay informed, stay engaged, and, most importantly, stay hopeful. The path ahead is ours to shape.

Warmly, Nadine Wellwood

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February 2, 2024

Dear Friends and Advocates for Common Sense,

I hope this message finds you well and ready to rally around a cause that strikes at the heart of parental rights, the well-being of our children, and the sanctity of common sense in public policy. Recently, our Premier, Danielle Smith, announced a policy that has set the stage for what I believe to be a monumental moment in the safeguarding of our children’s future.

Premier Smith’s approach to gender identity and transition-related healthcare for youth is both bold and compassionate. With wisdom and foresight, she has declared that decisions regarding gender transition surgeries will be reserved for adults aged 18 and over. This policy mirrors the conviction many of us share: while we navigate through the complexities of identity and societal norms, the well-being of our children must remain paramount.

The backlash from some quarters was as swift as it was predictable. Yet, in their haste to criticize, detractors overlook a crucial fact: this policy aligns with existing procedures and is founded on a principle we hold dear—the protection of our youth. It’s a stand against the premature imposition of life-altering decisions on children, acknowledging their right to mature and make informed choices in their own time.

Moreover, Premier Smith has not shied away from addressing the contentious issue of fairness in women’s sports, advocating for the preservation of competitive integrity and equality. This common-sense stance recognizes the physical differences inherent in competitive arenas and seeks to protect the hard-earned spaces for female athletes.

This moment, dear friends, may very well be remembered as a pivotal legacy of Premier Smith’s leadership. It is a demonstration of courage, a commitment to doing what is right over what is expedient or popular. It is a testament to standing strong against a vocal minority determined to impose their will without regard for the broader implications on society and, most importantly, on our children.

Now, more than ever, Premier Smith needs our support. The voices of dissent are loud, amplified by legacy media with little interest in a balanced discussion. It is incumbent upon us, the silent majority who see the wisdom in these policies, to lend our voices in support. Write letters, engage in respectful dialogue, and let our Premier know that she does not stand alone. This is about more than politics; it’s about the future of our children, the preservation of parental rights, and the application of common sense in governing our society.

In closing, I urge you to join me in backing Premier Smith’s policies. Let us show that when it comes to protecting our children and standing up for what is right, we are anything but silent. Together, we can ensure that this moment of leadership is not just a footnote in history but a turning point for the better.

Warmest regards,

Nadine