I have done what I can do The last word on Stillman... for now. Stillman LLP threatened me with a $5M lawsuit, in order to get litigation leverage for another case where they are also using the law to abuse a citizen, for the benefit of their business. I responded
Insurance Before Justice The timeline is short. The story is long. But the system—Canada’s legal system—is caught, not by allegation, but by its own hand. Let’s begin with the only thing they’ve done. Subscribe On May 23, I received an extortion letter from Stillman LLP,
Institutional Overreach in the Face of Constitutional Accountability On May 27, 2025, the Alberta Lawyers Indemnity Association (ALIA) initiated File No. 2025 0870 in response to a private settlement offer I sent to Stillman LLP's counsel, Jessie Bakker. This action, taken without a formal claim or legal obligation,
Not A Complaint I am not a lawyer. But I am, me. On May 27, 2025, I prepared a Statement of Claim in the Federal Court of Canada. It's not about money. It's not about vengeance. And it is not private. It is a constitutional intervention
Not Reform. Not Retreat. Replacement. We’re not fixing the system. We’re replacing it. Quietly. Permanently. Without permission. Because the old system — the one built on American supremacy, inherited alliances, and institutional consensus — can’t be saved. It was never designed for this world. Not for sovereign operators. Not
Weaponised Formalism as a Cudgel The system doesn’t care if you’re right. It cares if you can afford to prove it. That’s the axis of modern law. Not truth. Not justice. Cost. Which means whoever holds capital holds consequence. And in the world of defamation threats, this
A Live Test They didn’t read it. “No Money, No Power” wasn’t a threat. It was a diagnostic. A system map. A public instrument for strategic discernment. What Stillman LLP did wasn’t just an error. It was proof. SubscribeNo Money, No PowerHow to Starve Out a Corporate
The Future of Canadian Alliances France. Korea. Singapore. Norway. Look again. The alliances of the future don’t look like the past. No flags. No parades. No permanent bases. Just resilience. Shared infrastructure. Strategic respect. Subscribe For the last seventy years, Canadian foreign and economic policy was a closed loop.
When a Law Firm is the Enforcement Arm of Money This article was built for those who know silence isn’t neutrality — it’s complicity. And who are ready to see the system as it is. Not as it pretends to be. Bentz. Bruveris. Hagg. Hoose. McKee. Maxston. Not politicians.
Weaponised Correspondence I got an email from Jessie today. They should have done their homework before sending the letter. Subscribe Let’s get one thing straight. This isn’t about reputation. It's about revenue. It's about power. This is about a class of capital holders so
Operators Outside the Org Chart The future isn’t managed. It’s built. That’s why the builders are gone. Out of the boardroom. Out of the C-suite. Out of the endless decks, diagrams, and status meetings. They’re not disengaged. They’re done. Subscribe With theatre. With politics. With
Seeds in the Wind You don’t win this war by shouting louder. You win it by vanishing into the system, installing something irreversible, and letting it spread. Subscribe Fascism doesn’t wear jackboots anymore. It wears lanyards. Runs performance reviews. Hosts polite conversations while the system tightens behind the