No one loves COVID Tyranny more than the Canadian courts
Adam Skelly had a restaurant before politicians decided to manufacture an emergency and use it as an excuse to shut down small businesses like his. Skelly unlike 98% of Canadians didn’t think unemployment was a particularly effective anti-viral so he kept his business open. Obviously, having too many people inside a building not labelled COSTCO or Canadian Tire would cause an outbreak. So, the government took bold action. They instructed dozens of police officers to charge inside the already overcrowded building to arrest and perp walk Adam Skelly.
Skelly was not happy about 2 things. First that he did not have the foresight to rename his business Adamson’s COSTCO barbeque thereby protecting his customers from infection and himself from police brutality. And secondly, he was unhappy about receiving a harsher penalty for selling food than violent criminals receive in Canada. So, he went to court. It went about as well as most cases in a Canadian court. By that I say it was a comical farce akin to a Monty Python skit. Government prosecutors argued that it was Skelly’s responsibility to produce better COVID policy. Since he did not take it upon himself to produce government policy then he must be found guilty.
While Perry (Skelly’s lawyer) complained about government overreach, the Crown argued he couldn’t suggest a better method to deal with COVID.
If I understand this argument correctly, the government believes that the stupidity of their policy can never be questioned unless individuals affected by said stupidity come up with a better policy. So had the government declared Butt plugs were necessary to stop COVID you would not be allowed to remove your butt plug without proving you had something better. But how would you prove that when the government has an army of scientists willing to declare butt plugs to be 100% safe and effective?
Canada is an open-air lunatic asylum and sometime those lunatics come inside, done robes, and call themselves lawyers and judges. As expected, Skelly lost.
Pitmaster Adam Skelly has failed to convince a judge that the government violated his constitutional rights by shutting down his restaurant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leiper ruled that the public health benefits of closing Adamson Barbeque down during his protest “outweigh the deleterious effects” on the business. She noted that the province gave him a chance to comply before calling the police.
It might surprise you, but I do agree with the judge. Legally speaking Canadians do not have rights so they can’t be violated. This decision should be a wakeup call for Canadians. The Canadian Charter of rights does not protect rights. It eliminates rights. Governments in Canada can do whatever they want for whatever reason. That realization should upset Canadians, but the open-air asylum thing always gets in the way in Canada.
Skelly is not the only COVID legal challenge still in front of the courts. Justin Trudeau illegally invoked the emergencies act to crush the Freedom Convoy. Two courts have already ruled that way. This is very problematic for the ruling liberals. Justin Trudeau is a moron. The decision to illegally invoke the act was not his. That decision came from his top advisor, Mark Carney, who now happens to be Prime Minister.
A week later, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau followed Carney’s advice, invoking the Emergencies Act for the first time in history to create shocking regulations that banned funding of or travelling to protests and ordered financial institutions to search for and seize bank accounts of suspects without warrants. This authoritarian overreach echoed around the world.
Canadians should never have elected Mark Carney. But they did, you know the whole open air asylum thing. Carney of course does not want to be branded as a criminal and he won’t be. You see Carney has an ace up his sleeve. Carney is appealing the correct decision from the lower courts (something almost unheard of in Canada) to the supreme court. The reason for that is simple. The Liberal party of Canada owns the supreme court.
- The Right Honourable Richard Wagner (Chief Justice): Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (effective 2017).
- The Honourable Andromache Karakatsanis: Appointed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2011).
- The Honourable Suzanne Côté: Appointed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper (2014).
- The Honourable Malcolm Rowe: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2016).
- The Honourable Sheilah L. Martin: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2017).
- The Honourable Nicholas Kasirer: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2019).
- The Honourable Mahmud Jamal: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2021).
- The Honourable Michelle O’Bonsawin: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2022).
- The Honourable Mary T. Moreau: Appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (2023).
Castro’s Bastard appointed 7 of the 9 members including the top Justice who also urged Trudeau to break the law.
The high court may or may not decide to hear it, but it it does, past comments by Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Wagner condemning the Freedom Convoy will raise the question of whether he can be objective.
“Disinformation, I believe, is part of the explanation behind what we lived through in Ottawa last winter. Disinformation leads people who are otherwise of good faith to lose confidence in their institutions and lead to regrettable behaviour.”
Justice Wagner spoke out publicly against the freedom convoy on multiple occasions. He even used the same woke buzz words that Trudeau recited. A cynic might say that Judge Wagner was reading from the same script prepared for that nitwit Trudeau.
If Canada was not an open-air insane asylum there would be no question. Judge Wagner would be forced to recuse himself. But that won’t happen. Neither will it matter. Even without his vote the liberals will get what they want. The other 6 Liberal appointed Judges will vote with tyranny. They know their part and have had the script to study since November 26th, 2020. In Canada the game is rigged. Alberta cannot separate soon enough.

