US Too Advocacy

Founder’s Statement: A Demand for Accountability.
By Sean Jerome (Founder, Us Too Advocacy)

For three years, the Canadian Justice System didn’t see me as a man, a partner, or a citizen. To the Crown, the Defence, and the Judiciary, I was merely a file—a “beast” to be fed into a machine that prioritizes the finality of a conviction over the discovery of the truth.
My name is Sean Jerome. My story is one of systemic failure, but my mission is one of systemic reform.

The Standard We Demand:

We are often told that “no one is above the law.” Yet, I sat in a prisoner’s box and listened to a complainant admit—under oath—to the federal crimes of perjury, theft of mail, and forgery. I watched as the members of the Bar and the Bench remained silent, choosing to protect the “sanctity” of the proceedings rather than the sanctity of the truth. No charges were laid. No accountability was sought.

This is not justice. This is “Just Ice”—a cold, calculated indifference.

At Us Too Advocacy, our position is clear:
Those who operate within the “system”—the lawyers, the Crown attorneys, and the judges—must be held to a higher standard of conduct than the general population. They hold the power to strip a human being of their life, their liberty, and their reputation. With that power must come absolute, uncompromising accountability.

Our Purpose:

I founded this organization to be a voice for those silenced by intimidation and the self-righteous attitudes of a legal “brotherhood” that has lost its way. Through my music as Mason Grey (to be released soon), I document the emotional wreckage of these failures. Through Us Too Advocacy, I provide a platform for others to stand up and say, “The system failed me, too.”

We are not here to ask for permission. We are here to challenge the status quo and hold the mirror up to a corrupt architecture.

The Creator sees the truth, even when the system chooses to be blind. I survived three years of shadow to walk with the Creator in the light with my wife and co-founding partner, Meredith. Now, I invite you to join us. If you have been a victim of systemic misconduct, your story belongs here. Contact Us Too Advocacy via phone:

(236)522-2943

or email:
ustooadvocacy@gmail.com

We are here “To Seek And Speak The Truth For Those Who Can’t”

378 confirmed kills by Canada’s deadliest shooter, Francis Pegahmagabow, who was denied the VC. 300 enemy soldiers captured. He engaged in frontline combat continuously for three years. Second Ypres. Passchendaele. The Somme. He fought through chlorine gas attacks and never stopped. Francis Pegahmagabow was Canada’s most effective sniper in WWI—and one of the deadliest in history. He received the Military Medal with two bars. He should have received the Victoria Cross.
THE PRECEDENT EXISTS:
✈️ Billy Bishop – 72 aerial victories, received VC for cumulative achievements ✈️ Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire – VC awarded explicitly for “four years of sustained bravery”

Pegahmagabow’s three years of extraordinary valour clearly meet this standard. But he was Indigenous.
HIS “REWARD” FOR SERVICE:
❌ Denied farmland under Soldier Settlement Act (white veterans received it)
❌ Pension withheld and delayed by Indian Agents
❌ Treated with suspicion and paternalism
❌ Couldn’t vote in the country he defended
❌ Restricted under the Indian Act
A hero abroad. A second-class citizen at home.
378 KILLS. 300 CAPTURES. ZERO VICTORIA CROSS.The same discriminatory system that denied him benefits after the war denied him the VC during it. Francis Pegahmagabow deserves the Victoria Cross.

The same discriminatory system that denied him benefits after the war denied him the VC during it.
Francis Pegahmagabow deserves the Victoria Cross.
SIGN PETITION E-6661 to create an Independent Review Board and finally give him the recognition he earned in blood. CLOSES NOV 20:
🪶 Canada’s deadliest sniper. Denied his honor. 🪶
🪶 Say his name. Sign the petition. Demand justice.

Sean Jerome,

Founding Director,

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Welcome! This is just a start as we put together the material to share with you the plight of many Natives within the Canadian justice system. Our goal is to expose the systemic bias, racism, and discrimination perpetrated against Natives by the Canadian government, the courts, provincial and federal Corrections departments, and various other agencies that run halfway houses or other community programs on behalf of these departments. You will likely be shocked and will hopefully be moved to help us make the changes Natives need.

Our goal is to not only expose, but to find appropriate resolution, restoration, and healing for those affected by these practices. We invite you to help us raise $5,000 in order to pay for the development and maintenance of our website, the renewal of our domain name (ustoo.ca), a computer, printer, stationery, and other necessities to run the daily operations of our group. Please go to our GoFund Me page. We appreciate anything you can do to assist us.

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