Article Yaniv raided / arrested by RCMP

[WGkitty]

OK folks, long-time lurker - first time shitposter, here.

I created an account because I need to explain something to you guys:

None of you have any idea how totally corrupt the Surrey/Langley RCMP and Vancouver Police Department are. If you did the slightest bit of digging, you'd find enough information to warrant its own thread. I can promise you that they brought a detachment from outside the area because they wanted this done right. Let me phrase this appropriately: From my understanding, the Surrey/Langley/Coquitlam area RCMP and the Vancouver Police Department are essentially "owned" by the Hells Angels in BC, and it's been this way for decades. I don't know what kind of blackmail the HA has on these police departments, but they've made said police departments pretty much worthless.

Look into the serial killer Robert Pickton (the pig farmer guy). This guy was not the only person killing hookers on his farm. For at least 15 years, his farm was a well known Hells Angels party spot, and many high level RCMP detectives and VPD police officers were known to take part in these parties. Something that has long been discussed by people who live in the region, is that Pickton's farm was a HA "killspot," where they would get rid of problematic people. This went on for over a decade. The cops in the region knew all about it. When Pickton went down, they pinned everything on him as a lone actor and covered up any mention of the HA.

The gang is extremely powerful in British Columbia. They pretty much run the stevedores down at the port, as well as anything to do with trucking in the film industry. They have millions upon millions of dollars in "legitimate" assets in the region from these two industries, which is enough to bribe or blackmail anyone in the local police departments. Therefore, cops in the area are essentially useless.

If people in that region of BC want serious crimes to be handled competently, they have to get RCMP detectives from outside Surrey/Langley/Coquitlam, and never involve the VPD.

So I 100% agree with what you are saying about the RCMP and VPD here being corrupt. I mean, just look at how easily drugs flow out of Port of Vancouver. If the cops were motivated to stem that problem they would have. However, I disagree about the conclusion you're drawing to the Yaniv case. I mean the cops here are still competent, even though they've been bought off they still mostly keep the peace. They're able to search his premise for a stun gun. If Yaniv was at all well connect then yeah I can see them going "let's bring in someone whose not paid off" but he's just a fat pedo incel loser.

 

[PonelessBizza]

The only place Yaniv needs to be stabbed is in his asshole...with a penis. I'm sure all those inmates will be more than happy to show him how lady-like he is.

I'm pretty sure he'd enjoy that kind of treatment

 

[Cure Milquetoast]

What I'm getting from this is that someone needs to bait Yaniv into talking about Hell's Angels and see what he has to say.

 

[SourDiesel]

So I 100% agree with what you are saying about the RCMP and VPD here being corrupt. I mean, just look at how easily drugs flow out of Port of Vancouver. If the cops were motivated to stem that problem they would have. However, I disagree about the conclusion you're drawing to the Yaniv case. I mean the cops here are still competent, even though they've been bought off they still mostly keep the peace. They're able to search his premise for a stun gun. If Yaniv was at all well connect then yeah I can see them going "let's bring in someone whose not paid off" but he's just a fat pedo incel loser.

It also kind of gives more credence to the theory that there's more going on than a stun gun. There wouldn't be this much shit going on with different detachments just for a stun gun call. If they're so worried that Langley cops will fuck it up that some other detachment takes control, they wouldn't bother over some dumb charge like that. Why not take over every stupid everyday call then?

 

[Dorothy's Handbasket]

What I'm getting from this is that someone needs to bait Yaniv into talking about Hell's Angels and see what he has to say.

Speaking of... is it just me or have the Yanivs gone dark?

 

[Papa Adolfo's Take'n'Bake]

If Yaniv was at all well connect then yeah I can see them going "let's bring in someone whose not paid off"

I'm not sorry at all that the idea of Yaniv being a 1%er had me guffawing at work.

 

[PonelessBizza]

What I'm getting from this is that someone needs to bait Yaniv into talking about Hell's Angels and see what he has to say.

That'd be interesting

 

[pr3nt177]

Speaking of... is it just me or have the Yanivs gone dark?

No it's not, commented similar a little while back. Both seem quiet.

Usually, when something happens he's quick off the starter blocks complaining, bragging or threatening. he hasn't done anything like that, mama neither.

Makes me think they may be a tad worried about something as I can't see them taking the advice of anyone to shut their gobs.

 

[Rogal Dorn]

So I 100% agree with what you are saying about the RCMP and VPD here being corrupt. I mean, just look at how easily drugs flow out of Port of Vancouver. If the cops were motivated to stem that problem they would have. However, I disagree about the conclusion you're drawing to the Yaniv case. I mean the cops here are still competent, even though they've been bought off they still mostly keep the peace. They're able to search his premise for a stun gun. If Yaniv was at all well connect then yeah I can see them going "let's bring in someone whose not paid off" but he's just a fat pedo incel loser.

I wasn't trying to imply that it affected the Yaniv case, I was just giving background on why the cops in the area are so shitty. The "good" cops in the area often can't do their jobs properly because their supervisors/captains etc are either being blackmailed or have been bought off. When you can't do your job properly, eventually you just stop trying altogether. The fact that Langley cops were actually telling Yaniv how to not get in trouble with a prohibited weapon says a lot about their mindset.

It seems to me that the people who reported Yaniv on Blaire White's stream called the RCMP in Ottawa, and that's why swift action was taken. Ottawa knows all about the corruption in BC, and if they can't find evidence to arrest people (kinda hard to get people to talk), they can certainly embarrass the shit out of the local cops.

I would urge everyone whose interested to heavily research the Pickton case. It is eye opening. Incidentally, did anyone notice that after Pickton's farm got shut down is roughly the same time period when random feet in shoes started washing up on the beaches in Vancouver? Just putting it out there. I'd also recommend looking into the HA's involvement in the Vancouver film industry. The corruption is massive.

Anyway, I won't derail the thread with off topic stuff any further.

 

[Dorothy's Handbasket]

No it's not, commented similar a little while back. Both seem quiet.

Usually, when something happens he's quick off the starter blocks complaining, bragging or threatening. he hasn't done anything like that, mama neither.

Makes me think they may be a tad worried about something as I can't see them taking the advice of anyone to shut their gobs.

I was wondering if their phones are in brown envelopes that they can access when they are released. I'm a glass half full kind of person, but I can't imagine any other time the Yaniv clan would just call it a Netflix day.

 

[anephric]

Usually, when something happens he's quick off the starter blocks complaining, bragging or threatening. he hasn't done anything like that, mama neither.

Proving the theory that Mama’s social media is just YT’s sockpuppet

 

[sevenproxies]

Coming back to this makes The Farms being down all day feel worth it.

First there was the reporting ban, then there was the DDOS attacks. The reason why all this stuff tastes so good is the delayed gratification. We had to earn it.

 

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Strata is well aware of all this. It's actually funny because I heard strata member talking about "WGKitty" yesterday. If ya'll are still reading updates from me here is my message to you: We have to be nailing this guy with fines where we can...

Really brings things home to think that- even if Yaniv is arrested and convicted of his crimes- it would be less than safe for you to be identified as someone who took a part in getting this disgusting would-be chomo off the streets. Please stay safe. I'm sure there are many people there who dislike this piece of shit, but you don't want to be the nail sticking up.

Immigration up there has limits and a point system to screen in those with means and ability, with certain countries being given a significant advantage for a long history of the cultures cooperating (Commonwealth, Nordic countries, etc)...

Color me skeptical. The Commonwealth is a mix of nations formerly made up of people who cooperated with Canada and the motherland and fought beside each other in places like Ypres, and anti-British intransigents who give Canada real gems like the Humboldt Broncos murderer, Jaskirat Singh, and the Air India Flight 182 bomber. Of course, the latter is exactly the sort of person Trump wants to bring in, just as long as they're legally brought in to be serfs.

Then I'm really disappointed in the Hell's Angels because I'm betting in the old days the mafia had methods for taking care of the town pedo.

In those days, the mafia was part of an organic community of closely related people. That is absolutely not the case in Vancouver and surrounding areas. And even then.. if the local pedo was a politically connected person like the mayor, a prominent businessman.. they'd probably ignore it, just as the authorities would. Same goes for Yaniv.

 

[DoctorJimmyRay]

OK folks, long-time lurker - first time shitposter, here.

I created an account because I need to explain something to you guys:

None of you have any idea how totally corrupt the Surrey/Langley RCMP and Vancouver Police Department are. If you did the slightest bit of digging, you'd find enough information to warrant its own thread. I can promise you that they brought a detachment from outside the area because they wanted this done right. Let me phrase this appropriately: From my understanding, the Surrey/Langley/Coquitlam area RCMP and the Vancouver Police Department are essentially "owned" by the Hells Angels in BC, and it's been this way for decades. I don't know what kind of blackmail the HA has on these police departments, but they've made said police departments pretty much worthless.

Look into the serial killer Robert Pickton (the pig farmer guy). This guy was not the only person killing hookers on his farm. For at least 15 years, his farm was a well known Hells Angels party spot, and many high level RCMP detectives and VPD police officers were known to take part in these parties. Something that has long been discussed by people who live in the region, is that Pickton's farm was a HA "killspot," where they would get rid of problematic people. This went on for over a decade. The cops in the region knew all about it. When Pickton went down, they pinned everything on him as a lone actor and covered up any mention of the HA.

The gang is extremely powerful in British Columbia. They pretty much run the stevedores down at the port, as well as anything to do with trucking in the film industry. They have millions upon millions of dollars in "legitimate" assets in the region from these two industries, which is enough to bribe or blackmail anyone in the local police departments. Therefore, cops in the area are essentially useless.

If people in that region of BC want serious crimes to be handled competently, they have to get RCMP detectives from outside Surrey/Langley/Coquitlam, and never involve the VPD.

So I 100% agree with what you are saying about the RCMP and VPD here being corrupt. I mean, just look at how easily drugs flow out of Port of Vancouver. If the cops were motivated to stem that problem they would have. However, I disagree about the conclusion you're drawing to the Yaniv case. I mean the cops here are still competent, even though they've been bought off they still mostly keep the peace. They're able to search his premise for a stun gun. If Yaniv was at all well connect then yeah I can see them going "let's bring in someone whose not paid off" but he's just a fat pedo incel loser.

Up until somewhat recently, it was a poorly kept secret in the world of organized narcotics that Vancouver PD and the local RCMP Surrey/Langley would actively target Hells Angels competition in the trafficking game, in part allowing them to gain a distribution monopoly on all drugs flowing into Vancouver's ports. If you did heroin in Western Canada anywhere from 2010-2015, you almost certainly have the Hells Angels to thank for that.

It got to be so well oiled a machine that the Cartels started outsourcing jobs to the Hells Angels instead of either activating one of their crews up there or sending muscle up from the south. Why risk having your guys on the ground catching a murder charge when the Hells Angels can disappear people into somewhere like that nightmare Pickton farm scott free?

Now, whether all that's still the case or not is something that a Vancouver local reprobate would have to confirm for us. But it certainly wouldn't suprise me if local law is still chickenshit today.

 

[AbraCadaver]

I was wondering if their phones are in brown envelopes that they can access when they are released. I'm a glass half full kind of person, but I can't imagine any other time the Yaniv clan would just call it a Netflix day.

I thought perhaps they took his phone but he still has net access via a computer at his mum’s condo.

 

[SourDiesel]

I thought perhaps they took his phone but he still has net access via a computer at his mum’s condo.

Oh I'm sure he would have net access no matter what as long as he isn't locked up. Absolute worst case scenario, mommy buys him a new smartphone. You can get one pretty cheap and I'm sure he would immediately cry to her about his business needs. Or yell at her to open her wallet until she does. Whatever. He won't be without his precious social medias.

 

[instythot]

Color me skeptical. The Commonwealth is a mix of nations formerly made up of people who cooperated with Canada and the motherland and fought beside each other in places like Ypres, and anti-British intransigents who give Canada real gems like the Humboldt Broncos murderer, Jaskirat Singh, and the Air India Flight 182 bomber. Of course, the latter is exactly the sort of person Trump wants to bring in, just as long as they're legally brought in to be serfs.

It's certainly not ideal and I don't know if Commonwealth membership corresponds exactly or generally to preferred status... but the point I was trying to make was that immigration to Leafistan is more controlled, screened and difficult to accomplish than either moron, JY or JT, would have you believe

I just got through a couple of National Post articles on Johnny and his arrest... and while it's obvious they're trying to lean somewhere to the right of CBC but to the left of Rebel, I am shocked how much of the material discussed here was used, and how they used phrases along the lines of "looks like a transphobe's caricature of a transwoman" to describe him while also selecting matching photos of JY for the articles. Perhaps they don't fear the HRT and are prepared to fight the good fight?

Has anyone seen Ezra Levant cover this yet?

 

[whatintheheck]

The fact that Langley cops were actually telling Yaniv how to not get in trouble with a prohibited weapon says a lot about their mindset.

Eh, on the contrary I would say that cops typically *want* citizens to know the proper methods of being law-abiding, especially when it comes to weapons. In the United States at least, cops are frequently among the most pro-2nd Amendment people out there, and advise citizens who get into trouble with guns (e.g. for not having proper registration or whatever) on how to avoid getting into further trouble in the future.

Regardless, it's sad and pathetic how cucked Canada is that you can't even lawfully own a taser or pepper spray up there, let alone a proper semi-automatic firearm. You'd think Canadians would be all about gun ownership, considering how much splendid wilderness there is available for hunting.

 

[JYaniv]

Oh I'm sure he would have net access no matter what as long as he isn't locked up. Absolute worst case scenario, mommy buys him a new smartphone. You can get one pretty cheap and I'm sure he would immediately cry to her about his business needs. Or yell at her to open her wallet until she does. Whatever. He won't be without his precious social medias.

Not necessarily true. If he has been quickie detained and released on a PTA, the terms of his release pending appearance could be a "thou shalt not use any electronic device" stipulation. I haven't seen it done without an appearance before a judge before, but I dare say that the fact that he is openly committing a crime (CC 264.1 264(1) ) via the internet, justifying him being subject to an interim order limiting his freedoms of expression.

EDIT
Sorry, I misspoke.. it's 264(1) that's used against publishers. 264.1 is Uttering Threats... although they usually pile them on to drown the amateur publisher.

They love to use 264.1 264(1) against bloggers et al, so I see nothing preventing them from using it against him, someone who admits that he is committing a criminal offence. I think even a JP could sign off on something that cut and dried. And don't, he did make it clear that when he uses the internet, he commits criminal offences. So that's a quickie order that any judge or JP who had been roused from his peaceful slumber would happily endorse.

 

[SourDiesel]

It's certainly not ideal and I don't know if Commonwealth membership corresponds exactly or generally to preferred status... but the point I was trying to make was that immigration to Leafistan is more controlled, screened and difficult to accomplish than either moron, JY or JT, would have you believe

I just got through a couple of National Post articles on Johnny and his arrest... and while it's obvious they're trying to lean somewhere to the right of CBC but to the left of Rebel, I am shocked how much of the material discussed here was used, and how they used phrases along the lines of "looks like a transphobe's caricature of a transwoman" to describe him while also selecting matching photos of JY for the articles. Perhaps they don't fear the HRT and are prepared to fight the good fight?

Has anyone seen Ezra Levant cover this yet?

This is true about Canadian immigration and it's relevant to Yaniv's ridiculous racism too. The known problem with the points system is that one gets more points and therefore priority to move here if they have education and experience in a professional field we need more of in Canada. So we get a lot of medical professionals and engineers and the like. Sounds great except that when they get here, we don't recognize their education and won't actually give them work in their fields. That's part of why you get so many immigrants working as cab drivers, fast food and other service jobs when they first get here. It takes a long time to get to a place where Canada will actually hire them. I'm quite sure at least some of the people Yaniv shits all over are actually far more intelligent and educated then he is. If he was trying to immigrate to Canada himself, the government would turn him away. If you're gonna bitch about immigrants, at least learn how immigration works.

Not necessarily true. If he has been quickie detained and released on a PTA, the terms of his release pending appearance could be a "thou shalt not use any electronic device" stipulation. I haven't seen it done without an appearance before a judge before, but I dare say that the fact that he is openly committing a crime (CC 264.1) via the internet, justifying him being subject to an interim order limiting his freedoms of expression.

They love to use 264.1 against bloggers et al, so I see nothing preventing them from using it against him, someone who admits that he is committing a criminal offence. I think even a JP could sign off on something that cut and dried. And don't, he did make it clear that when he uses the internet, he commits criminal offences. So that's a quickie order that any judge or JP who had been roused from his peaceful slumber would happily endorse.

This is a really good point. You're quite right, I hadn't thought of that. Fair enough. Lol if they told him no internet and he's sitting there staring at his phone with blue balls though.