To our longtime supporters, Adam Skelly has most recently done battle with the Attorney General’s lawyers on September 8th. They want him to pay $30,000 in advance on the expectation that he’ll lose his case, which is scheduled to be heard next year.
Ian Perry of Perrys LLP did a fantastic job of arguing against the motion. The decision was reserved with no indication of how it’ll go. It shouldn’t take too much longer to be rendered, but we have no choice but to wait and see what happens.
Other than Adam residing outside of Ontario, the criteria for a successful motion for Security for Costs to be granted, per Rule 56, have not been met. You may see for yourself here: https://www.canlii.org/en/on/laws/regu/rro-1990-reg-194/latest/rro-1990-reg-194.html#RULE_56___SECURITY_FOR_COSTS_601278
This is really the first major update we have regarding the Adamson Barbecue v. Ontario legal proceedings. I will write another explaining how and when the three days of hearings were scheduled, and another post will follow regarding the criminal proceeding against Adam.
Thank you for your continued support. Without it, this would have long been disposed of and Adam would most likely be sitting in jail. The wheels of justice grind slowly and most people were not ready for a protracted legal battle. There is a substantial legal bill that must be settled and another fundraiser is in the works for next month.
Please stay with us. The government is well behind the eightball with respect to the evidence. This is the only case anywhere which has challenged the premise of a deadly pandemic that spreads through completely healthy people showing no symptoms, whatsoever.
No one has properly challenged the premise of the lockdowns, distancing or masking. People just gave up and waited for mandatory, invasive testing, followed by coercive “vaccination”. It’s time to strike at the root and ensure that the Great Lie doesn’t stand.
Take a look at our comprehensive PDF summary of our case directly below, with a number of critical links embedded to the evidence, the Notice of Application and numerous other key details.