Is this the start of attacks in Alberta like they did in the USA once upon a time?

[d01tg0d0wn]

37 train cars derailed in west-central Alberta, cause unknown: CN

Crews are responding to a train derailment in west-central Alberta that happened at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday.

www.ctvnews.ca

Crews are responding to a train derailment in west-central Alberta that happened at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday.

CN spokesperson Ashley Michnowski confirmed 37 loaded intermodal cars derailed in “various positions” west of the hamlet of Wildwood, about 120 kilometres west of Edmonton.

“There are no reported leaks of dangerous goods, injuries, fires or impact to the public at this time,” she said in a statement to CTV News Edmonton Thursday evening.

The investigation into the cause of the derailment is ongoing.
-----------------------------------------------------
Anyone remember the amount of train derailments in the USA once upon a time? A lot of people at the time realised they were not coincidental and were to harm the economy and the infrastructure of the USA. Is this the start in Alberta given we are throwing off the derpstate system.

it is no secret that the left are losing evey battle in Alberta and that the polls show that Smith and the UCP are increasing in political strength.

 

[TOPDAWG]

in the US it was simply because the tracks were in such bad God damn shape. As far as here honestly a few derailments a year is not a big deal because so many trains trains go through Alberta and Saskatchewan it's insane.

I'm surprised it doesn't happen a lot more often.

 

[London2Canada]

except they caught people sabotaging them and one of their counter info websites had instructions on hows to make or 3d print a special wedge in order to cause derailments you kike glowie

 

[ayn_rands_ghost]

Don't injuns usually mess around with railways when they are pissed off about something? It is apparent some or many are not happy about Alberta having a separation vote...

Yet this could very well be a non human de-railment... If they become more frequent then it would be likely human involvement...

 

[brutana_dilewski]

the polls show that Smith and the UCP are increasing in political strength.

yeah but the demographics tell a different story. The UCP will need some luck to win the next election.

 

[d01tg0d0wn]

Not what is showing in the polls. NDP are big scared hence the recall efforts ++

Illegals cant vote the cheating system got nuked. Nor can the permanent residents

Internal polls are much better then public polls

 

[TOPDAWG]

they said the same last time too. UCP will win next election.

 

[brutana_dilewski]

I hope you are right, but I don't think you will be. You give Albertans way too much credit.

 

[TOPDAWG]

@brutana_dilewski Even with the power of the media and unions, all this recall stuff is failing and badly too. Sure, the NDP will get more seats than they should, but they won’t form government. And maybe we’ll get lucky and Edmonton will get hit by a meteor.