290M$ Suit against freedom convoy by Zexi Li approved to go ahead by Ontario Appeals court

First the story, then a documentary made by some rather unusually aware and intelligent people who saw all this coming right from the start, and who show exactly who these actors are, and what motivates them. As one might expect, the suit is just an intersectional attack against any attempt at effective or meaningful counter-revolutionary actions. And what nation or agency is behind the suit and the ‘hearings’ is pretty easy to figure out if anyone has paid attention to numerous CSIS pleas over the past 20 years both in MSM and to Parliament about control of our government by foreign agents.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of advancing a $290 million lawsuit targeting Freedom Convoy participants

The Ontario Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from defendants in a class action lawsuit tied to the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa. The decision, released on March 6, 2025, upholds a lower court’s rejection of a motion to dismiss the case under Ontario’s anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) legislation. This allows the lawsuit to proceed to its next phase, potentially certification as a class action.

The lawsuit stems from the Freedom Convoy protest, which began on January 28, 2022, and lasted about three weeks in downtown Ottawa. Truckers and supporters gathered to oppose COVID-19 public health measures, parking trucks on public streets and causing frequent horn honking and engine idling, according to reports. The plaintiffs claim this disrupted residents, businesses, and employees in the area. Zexi Li, an Ottawa resident, filed the initial claim on February 4, 2022, which later expanded to include Happy Goat Coffee Company, 7983794 Canada Inc. (operating as Union: Local 613), and Geoffrey Devaney, representing affected residents, businesses, and employees.

Named defendants include individuals such as Chris Barber, Tamara Lich, and Patrick King, identified by the plaintiffs as key organizers, along with other participants, truckers, and donors accused of supporting the protest. The plaintiffs seek $290 million in damages for private and public nuisance, including $60 million for general damages, $70 million for business losses, $150 million for lost wages, and $10 million in punitive damages.

Please click through to read the rest at the Canadian Independent.

And now, the bogus “unbiased” “hearings” held by pretty badly hidden communist agents such as various government unions which set out to defame the freedom movement during lockdowns and vaxx mandates.

If you have not watched this documentary before, it is highly recommended that you do so, as the evidence of who these people are, their motivations and tactics and intentions are made clear as a bright summer day.

[It’s recommended that you click the little gear bottom right of the play window once it starts playing, and dial it up to full quality to be able to read some of the inserts as it goes along easily]