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As a reminder 2/3rds of the bitcoin was legally and safely distributed (

checked with 2 lawyers to be sure before handing them out) 1/3 remained in a multikey when they received a court order not to move the funds and that was in a multikey with two other people...

JW Weatherman

@JWWeatherman_

Feb 28

At this point I don't know if this is even related to bitcoin specifically or if it is part of an investigation into all of the people involved in the leadership of the protest.

@NobodyCaribou

never intended to keep bitcoin or any other asset out of the hands of authorities...

JW Weatherman

@JWWeatherman_

Feb 28

For the people claiming that he should have had it is some kind of setup that could have prevented a court from seizing the funds it was never something Caribou intended to do. He always intended to comply with the local laws and regulations and judicial orders.

JW Weatherman

@JWWeatherman_

Mar 1

For my part I'm glad the remaining funds are now in control of the police. There are a lot more dangerous ways this could have turned out. Caribou was already trying to find a way to put the court in control of the bitcoin for at least a couple of days already...

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Why would the funds be turned over to the police rather than refunded? How can donors file a claim to get their misappropriated funds returned? Is there a police/court case number that my attorney in Canada can reference? Also, why were all the multisig parties in Canada? sus.

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Great questions for Greg Foss, Jeff Booth and BTC Sessions. They dropped the full 1M in bitcoin on a noob and it's a miracle all of the funds were not stolen and used to buy crack. I would assume the remaining funds will be released from police at some point and distributed...

JW Weatherman

@JWWeatherman_

Mar 1

If you'd like to know what happened to the bitcoin after you donated it listen to this space: twitter.com/JWWeatherman_/ And then this one:

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"Why would the funds be turned over to the police rather than refunded?" Because they've been frozen subject to a class action suit: ottawa.citynews.ca/local-news/lis.

ottawa.citynews.ca

UPDATE: Class action lawsuit will likely seek more than $300-million from convoy protest organize...

Ottawa lawyer Paul Champ, who is representing downtown residents, says his team is open to talking with individual protesters if they want to reach a settlement outside of the class action.

W. Aaron Daniel

@wadaniel

Mar 1

What's particularly galling about this Mareva injunction is that the civil court system was weaponized to stifle political speech and association. As with all such prejudgment freezes, no plaintiff has yet proven a cognizable injury. Yet the defendants are deprived property.

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Paynym solves this

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800.000 CAD have been distributed directly to the truckers as far as I have been able to verify by the videos of

@NobodyCaribou

. Compared to the fiat crowd funds that is a big succes imo. Not perfect but not bad for a first btc crowdfund so heavily attacked by Trudeau.

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If you'd like to know what happened with the #HonkHonk #HonkHonk2022 #HONKHONKHODL #honkhonkhonk #bitcoin donated to @HonkHonkHodl Please read this detailed timeline of events with links to all of the resources I know about. docs.google.com/document/d/1RL

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I've been running an edu. & humanitarian aid project in Venezuela for 10 years using Bitcoin donations. We’ve served around 500k meals per year since 2015. If a dictator (Venezuelan, Spaniard or Canadian) comes to me & tries to take the funds of starving people they won't get 'em

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