Establishment journalists snitch on Toronto man trying to save his business

One journalist from CTV News attempted to associate Skelly with white supremacy for failing to strictly control for the political views of his patrons.

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Establishment media outlets have descended their vitriol upon a restaurant owner who chose to defy Ontario Premier Doug Ford's lockdown orders by opening his business for indoor dining on Tuesday.

Adam Skelly is a small business owner who runs Adamson's Barbecue, a popular food joint in Etobicoke. Skelly said that he has been considering ignoring pandemic-related restrictions on indoor dining for a while now, but finally chose to defy the orders after Doug Ford's recently imposed ban on all restaurant dining, indoor or outdoor.

While thousands of small businesses across Toronto and Peel Region are suffering as a result of these lockdown orders as they are unable to take customers, mainstream media journalists who's livelihoods are not at stake decided to descend upon the restaurant with rage.

One journalist from CTV News attempted to associate Skelly with white supremacy for failing to strictly control for the political views of his patrons.

Another journalist, this time from CP24, doxxed a City of Toronto employee for expressing support for Skelly by posting their license plate on Twitter while tagging Mayor Tory

Some journalists have offered more balanced coverage of Skelly's decision.

Skelly said that most of the mainstream media refused to cover his side of the story.

"It's completely biased journalism, they don't show both sides of the story. They try to vilify anybody who's not talking the mainstream narrative. I don't want them here, I want people who are going to show both sides of the story... That's why we've got you guys here, that's why we've got The Post Millennial, that's why we've got independent journalists, these are the people I want to talk to. [The mainstream media outlets,] they're going to twist my words, they're going to catch me making a funny face, and make that as their poster and make me out to be an asshole."

After Adam was issued a closing order, Stephanie Smyth, CP24 managing editor and anchor, posted a tweet mocking him and tying him to 'fake news.'

Skelly remains defiant, however, stating that his restaurant will "be open until they drag me out of here."

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