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The Wheel of Karma Spares No One: Ottawa Cries “Treason” as Alberta Separatism activists Look South

There is a rich, undeniable irony hanging over Parliament Hill this week. For years, the Canadian federal government responded to New Delhi’s concerns about separatist movements operating on Canadian soil with a cool, detached lecture on democratic values. “Freedom of expression,” they told Indian diplomats, was sacrosanct—even when that expression called for the carving up of a friendly nation.

But now the map on the wall is theirs, and the tune has changed dramatically.

This week, the geopolitical “Wheel of Karma” completed its turn. Following bombshell reports that leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP)—including high-profile lawyer Jeffrey Rath—met with US State Department and Treasury officials in Washington, the reaction from Canadian leaders has not been a defence of free speech. It has been a cry of “treason.”

The $500 Billion “Freedom Loan”

The panic in Ottawa is fueled by the scale of the ambition. This was not a casual meet-and-greet. Reports indicate that the APP delegation was in D.C. to discuss a $500 billion line of credit from the US Treasury.

The strategy is bold and brutally simple: a financial shield to protect a newly independent Alberta from the economic shockwaves of secession, effectively bankrolled by the United States. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has poured fuel on the fire, publicly describing Alberta as a “natural partner” for the US—a statement that falls just short of an invitation, but lands miles past diplomatic protocol.

Alberta Separatism “Expression” to “Treason”

The reaction from Canada’s political elite highlights a glaring double standard that has not gone unnoticed by international observers, particularly in India.

• British Columbia Premier David Eby wasted no time, stating that soliciting foreign funds to break up the country “is an old-fashioned word, and that word is treason.”
• Prime Minister Mark Carney, usually the picture of technocratic calm, has been forced into a defensive crouch, declaring the meetings a violation of “Canadian sovereignty” and demanding the US Administration respect Canada’s borders.

The contrast is stark. When Khalistani separatists held referendums and paraded floats celebrating the assassination of foreign leaders in Brampton and Surrey, Ottawa framed it as the vibrant noise of a healthy democracy. Now that the Alberta Separatism activists are Albertan oil barons and the foreign power is the United States, the “vibrant noise” is suddenly being treated as an existential national security threat.

The “Clarity” Trap for Alberta Separatism

So, what happens next? With a separatist petition aiming for 178,000 signatures by May to trigger a referendum, Ottawa is dusting off its ultimate weapon: the Clarity Act.

Passed in 2000 to blunt Quebec separatism, the Act is the federal government’s firewall. It allows the House of Commons to decide after the vote if the majority was “clear” enough to count. A 50% + 1 victory won’t cut it. Furthermore, the Act forbids negotiation if the referendum question is “unclear.”

Ottawa’s likely strategy will be to declare any vote based on a “$500 billion US loan” as legally void, framing it not as independence, but as an American annexation by proxy.

The Bottom Line

Canada is learning a hard lesson in 2026: Separatism is easy to tolerate when it’s someone else’s problem. But when the richest province in the confederation starts treating the US border like a revolving door, “freedom of expression” is quickly replaced by the cold, hard enforcement of sovereignty.

As the APP continues its courtship of Washington, one thing is certain: Ottawa can no longer hide behind platitudes. The “Wheel of Karma” has stopped, and it is pointing directly at them.

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