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Alberta’s "Recall Them All" graphic is a stark visual warning. When this many MLAs face active recall efforts (green/blue/red), it signals a crisis of accountability & public disconnect. Too entrenched in arrogance and entitlement? Albertans are clearly not being served. #ABleg #ABpoli #RecallTemAll
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Late-night update 🌙🔥 — #SearleTurton has entered the arena in Alberta’s MLA Recall Hunger Games! 🎯 ⚡️ #RecallThemAll #ABPoli #AlbertaPolitics #MLARecall #PoliticalDrama #ABLeg
A political satire-style infographic titled “Recall Them All Alberta,” dated November 7, 2025, at 21:52, from the source operationtotalrecall.ca. The chart displays multiple Alberta political figures represented in a mugshot-like format, with three color-coded categories: green for “gathering signatures,” blue for “initial paperwork submitted,” and red for “targeted.” The individuals shown include: Demetrios Nicolaides, Angela D. Pitt, Dale Nally, R.J. Sigurdson, Nolan B. Dyck, and Muhammad Yaseen (top row). Ric McIver, Rajan Sawhney, Myles McDougall, Jacqueline Lovely, Searle Turton, and Mickey K. Amery (second row). Peter Singh, Nate Glubish, Tanya Fir, Rebecca Schulz, Jason Stephan, and Brandon G. Lunt (third row, silhouettes marked in red as targeted). Nathan T. Neudorf, Adriana LaGrange, Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk, Danielle Smith, Chantelle De Jonge, and Glenn Van Dijken (bottom row, also red silhouettes). The top banner clarifies this is a “political satire style meme.” Each name appears in a framed box below a stylized bust or silhouette, arranged in rows as if on a “wanted” or “recall” poster. The layout uses consistent typography and horizontal lines, resembling a police lineup, to emphasize the recall theme.
November 8, 2025 at 4:53 PM