Good intel, thanks.
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I don't know if this is the place to discuss it but on meow mix I saw a commentator theorise that yaniv is being protected still by someone high up despite all the evidence of criminal wrong doing including forging evidence in the Smith case. Do you have any idea if this may be true?
that would have sounded crazy to me until we saw him dox that officer and his family without the RCMP doing anything to respond. Cops always protect their own unless they are explicitly told to stand down from the bosses.
What motivation would anybody important have? What jobs do his half-siblings have? I gather his father had some normal kids once.
That's the million dollar question tbh. Who gains and what are their motives? Yaniv has gone way beyond being a minor nuisance.
So does one of his half-siblings work at Twitter and use the surname Yaniv?
Is it possible he has blackmail on someone? There's no way RCMP is letting him dox one of their own (plus his wife and kids) without any consequences unless they are being EXPLICITLY told to stand down by someone with the power to do this. Who and why?
but I don’t see the RCMP’s silence as necessarily meaning they’re not doing/going to do anything about it. What would they gain by having a public slapfight with JY over Twitter?
I definitely agree with this. They’re collecting evidence on him, fueled by all of his calls, and taking their time to craft their arguments in the most effective, most damning way that they can manage.Maybe I’m being
The longer he thinks he’s getting away with it, the more evidence he gives them to do something more damaging to him. What that ‘something’ might be, I’m not sure. But, right now, it just looks to me like they could just be letting him have enough rope to hang himself (whether figuratively or literally).
I wish I could share your optimism. That was my hope but they have had evidence against him for a year for major crimes and do nothing. Just last month Natalie Fowlds the crown prosecutor filed a joint motion to have Yaniv's weapons prohibition lifted and a Judge agreed. If they were taking him seriously why would they do this? Im so discouraged by this country and the people in power who protect violent predators like the Yanivs.
It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that JJYS is a rare bird.. uniquely crazy within the legal system, and thus deserving of special resources and prosecution. We fall into that trap because we are normal people.
That's what I initially believed, but after seeing how quickly he got Donald locked up made me rethink it a little. You probably are right though, occums razor and all. The justice system is overloaded with crazies and more violent people than Jon who take priority. It just seems at this point crown has a glut of evidence against him and could easily charge him with stuff that would get him off the street and at least in a mental institution. Why have none of his RCMP/emergency service interactions landed him a 48-72 hour psyche hold?
Psych holds in Canada do not work like they do in the USA. Unless he willingly submits himself to one, they're damned near impossible to get.
I'd been considering the same but then again: this is JY we're talking about. The guy has, literally, zero impulse control.
We'll never get confirmation, but a lawyer or rep inside the RCMP probably has briefed everyone on safe conduct around yaniv and family, any retaliation would probably look suspect. I don't think he has blackmail, that would involve him caring about someone other than himself (or stepping outside his rat nest).
yaniv probably wont be labelled as a vexatious litigant, it requires someone starting an application to be presented to a judge of the supreme court of BC. Which is something a lawyer probably doesn't want to do, maybe because yaniv will start to sue said lawyer... This is the only public example I can find in Canada of someone being barred from courts and yaniv is about to beat her score.
In Canada as in other Western jurisdictions, a declared vexatious litigant can still apply for special leave to commence a new legal action. This is done through a higher court, (the Supreme Court), and despite JohnBoy's legal chops, it's not something he could manage by himself. Normally there would be fees which would not be subject to a waiver. In addition, any firm would ask him for about $10K CAD up front. The awarding of costs against him, if the subject of his legal action incurs costs, would be financially devastating and inevitable.
There is a factor in JY's case that is absent from this woman's case, however: JY is an embarrassment to the politically powerful trans movement. While the mainstream media are attempting to ignore him, if left alone there is the danger that he will do something that can't be covered up. For example, if he won a lawsuit that set a significant precedent, or blew a hole in the city budget, it couldn't be ignored. I don't think he's competent enough to actually succeed at that even in ridiculously trans-favoring Canada, but it's likely a concern to somebody important in the trans movement. It would make sense to cut out any potential legal issues at the source by removing his ability to file frivolous and vexatious suits. Sooner or later someone will be induced to do it.
