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Court filings in the Equibit lawsuit set out eight red flags: regulatory entrapment, a missing developer and source code, technical compromises, de-banking, impersonation sites, search manipulation, a set-aside judgment, and the OIC record.
On 18 September 2026 Ubitquity and Nathan Wosnack published a denial of Court File No. CV-26-00017856-0000. It is not a Statement of Defence. Process servers have seen him in a Scarborough Village building. He has not answered the door. He has not been served.
In October and December 2021 a Keybase account on Chris Horlacher’s GrapheneOS phone followed four users he did not know. All four belonged to a new client. The sequence is recorded in Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000. It is not assigned to a named operator.
Post-9/11 Canadian cases in which courts examined informants, undercover stings, secret evidence, and CSIS candour failures, set beside the record. The candour problem is pleaded in CV-20-00645492-0000.
In 2022 Equibit Group obtained default judgment against Sergei Sachkov for $1,744,711. Justice Merritt set that judgment aside. Four failures in the endorsement — straw-man “admission,” misattributed allegation, chronological impossibility, and a total failure to inquire — are now the subject of Canadian Judicial Council file 26-0478.
On 18 February 2026 at Anarchapulco, Chris Horlacher’s WhatsApp audio and video calls to his wife were disabled while the rest of the app worked. The incident is recorded as a targeted technical attack in the Equibit lawsuit.
Equibit Group Ltd. shares Chris Horlacher’s second appearance on That Channel’s Liquid Lunch. The 2026 interview covers intelligence-community infiltration of Canadian business and the four Ontario actions now on the record.
Equibit Group Ltd. has recorded a repeating pattern: journalists request the Equibit lawsuit file, ask detailed questions, then disappear. The piece sets that record against the Fifth Estate ideal.
Equibit Group Ltd. shares Chris Horlacher’s appearance on The Drew Treglia Show. The episode is one of the fuller single-sitting accounts of the Equibit lawsuit timeline.
Equibit Group Ltd. shares Chris Horlacher’s interview on Macroaggressions with Charlie Robinson — Equibit lawsuit, CSIS, and Zersetzung in one sitting.
Directive 1/76 defined Zersetzung as decomposition without open arrest. Equibit Group Ltd. frames the campaign against the company and Chris Horlacher as a modern form of that method, now recorded in four Ontario Superior Court files.
Equibit Group Ltd. records Chris Horlacher’s 23 May 2026 remote presentation to the Enemies of the State conference in Grand Rapids — “They Came for the Innovators.”
Equibit Group Ltd. records Chris Horlacher’s 13 May 2026 return to Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock — the second of three Hancock interviews on the Equibit lawsuit.
Equibit Group Ltd. records Chris Horlacher’s 4 May 2026 return to Press for Truth with Dan Dicks — an update on the Equibit lawsuit after their earlier interview.
Equibit Group Ltd. records Chris Horlacher’s April 2026 segment on The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman — what Equibit built, and what the Equibit lawsuit now alleges followed.
Equibit Group Ltd. records Chris Horlacher’s 9 April 2026 livestream with Aaron Day — a four-hour pass over Equibit lawsuit delay, CSIS-related claims, and the public record.
On 18 August 2025 Chris Horlacher and Equibit Group Ltd. delivered a formal ultimatum to the Attorney General of Canada in the CSIS action, Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000.
In September 2022 Chris Horlacher sat with Dan Dicks of Press for Truth for the first substantial broadcast on the Equibit lawsuit. The May 2026 interview is the update.