Albertans face a daunting prospect on October 19 - not one, but 10 referendum questions that they will vote on. On the agenda are a passel of manufactured issues ranging from "control over immigration" to "appointing judges", all topped off with a whipped turd froth of a separation question.
There are good reasons to be skeptical of all of these referendum questions. Not the least of which is the complexity of them. Each one is lengthy reading on its own, and is crafted to confuse the average person reading them. My intuitive reaction is to suggest that on the basis of the wording being less than clear, that it is utterly appropriate to vote 'No' on the first 9 questions and "A" on the separation question. That is basically voting for status quo.
