In Rebuttal It is interesting that the recent editorial by Josh Thomas chose to focus on a small seven-page segment in a report and supplement of 229 pages and 465 footnotes. To call the report and its supplement “bordering on propaganda” because it questions not only the attacks on Alberta’s energy industry, but also the trajectory of our country, is not a misinterpretation, it is flat out wrong. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Rebuttal to Editorial on Allan Inquiry Back to video My reports offer a bigger picture of the attacks that have been mounted against Alberta’s energy industry, situating them within a global context. They pull together various trends and activities that document a Transnational Progressive Movement that has diverse fellow-travellers, in Canada and abroad, including elements in the media, working towards a reset of the entire global economic and political system. The transformation or reset, with climate change at its heart, is predicated on the eventual destruction of the petroleum industry in Alberta and western countries. Indeed, the venerable TIME magazine ran a cover story in October 2020 about the Great Reset – not as a conspiracy theory but as a vision for the future.