Wingham Liberated – 266 Day Standoff Over – North Huron CAO Admits They Never Had Authority On Private Land #StandYourGround #Freedom

Another victory is being declared in the 12+ year battle to liberate Wingham from an abusive and corrupt authoritarian regime. In 2019 it was the disbanding of the Wingham Police, and today (23July2023) all of Wingham has been liberated from corrupt and overreaching by-law enforcement officers. 

Winghamites can now have a political sign, a chicken in their backyard, grow vegetables on their front lawn or even grow wild flowers without the constant stress and fear that Town Hall will abuse their power and trespass, harass, threaten & fine. You are now free to live your life as you see fit, provided you do not violate anyone else’s Rights, if you do it would be a civil or criminal matter depending on the circumstances.

North Huron CAO Dwayne Evans finally admitted his corporation’s by-laws only pertain to the lands described in the by-laws, which is land owned by the corporation. This has ended a 266 day stand-off between by-law enforcement and Buck & Jo’s, a restaurant in the heart of Wingham, Ontario. At least one of the signs will forever be on display to honor this victory and to further demonstrate/prove to the Public that by-law enforcement never had authority on private land.

North Huron was one of the few remaining “corporations/municipalities” to use by-law enforcement to target dissidents on private property. This admission from CAO Evans opens North Huron up for possible litigation from past victims to recover legal costs and punitive damages. CAO Dwayne Evan’s only other option was to follow through on their threat to seize signs at Buck & Jo’s.

The video from day 37 of standoff.