Chronicles of Twatrick: The lies of Patrick Ross.

In the next few days, I plan on uploading to Google Drive the full Application and Affidavit of Patrick Ross related to my recent Rule 4.33 Application, and inviting any and all to peruse their contents and identify the blatant lies within, as I plan on having an entire section in my own inevitable filing devoted exclusively to Patrick's rancid dishonesty.

As a single example, consider paragraph 7 from Patrick's recent application, where Patrick assures the Court he is "actively" working on overturning my 2010 default judgment:

 

 

First, there is not a shred of evidence that Patrick has been trying to do this -- I have received not a single filing related to that (and I will challenge him to provide the related filings). More to the point, I have on occasion explained that, anywhere in Canada, if you are found in default and a ruling is made against you, your only hope in overturning that default judgment is that (among other requirements) you must do that in an extremely timely manner, and you need to have a seriously compelling excuse for why you never dealt with the matter earlier.

It goes without saying that, now that it is 16 years after the fact, there is zero chance that Patrick could overturn that default judgment, so his claim that he was "actively" trying to do that is a painfully obvious lie.

I thought it would be useful to effectively crowdsource the identification of Patrick's lies so, unless there is a good reason, I'll be uploading both his Application and Affidavit to Google Drive and making them universally readable.

Stay tuned. 

BONUS TRACK: It's worth noting that Patrick's insistence that my 2010 lawsuit and his 2022 lawsuit are "inextricably linked" is utter nonsense and, when discovery rolls around, I am going to ask him to explain what he meant by that. And I will require him to hand over evidence that he was "actively trying" to set aside my 2010 judgment as late as this year.

ANOTHER LIE: Here's an interesting snippet from Patrick's recent Affidaviit:

 

 

I do not, at any time, recall instructing my followers to track Patrick Ross from his father's funeral, and if anyone wants to search this entire blog to locate such a post, I would love to see it. (It's worth noting that Patrick does not provide an exhibit to corroborate this claim.)