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Here in Canada's own interpretation act we see that Canada does not lay claim to dirt.

"King Chuck acknowledges what I have been saying for a very long time! "Terra nullius is a Latin term meaning "nobody's land," referring to territory that is not claimed by any state. It has been used in international law to justify the acquisition of land by occupation, particularly in the context of colonization."

Canada's indigenous can not have it two ways..... They either are the care takers of the dirt or not. #albertaseparate. Lets take it back!

Adrien Hyatt 7mo ago

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