Jonathan "Jessica" Yaniv assaults reporter Keeane Bexte - GET AWAY FROM ME YOU FUCKING CRAZY FUCKING THING

[Bravefart]

So I did it.

You sure did. You must be mental. I mean that as a compliment after witnessing your work of art.

Like everybody else I regret the loss of the scooty.

Yes I understand that it's a commitment to keep that nonsense going every day when you are as lazy and inconsistent as Jon is, but it was one of my favourite parts of his performance.

Can anyone help me though- at 1:45 of RavenCrow's creation Jon drives his scooty into an ambulance? A van? What? Where did he go?

 

[RavenCrow]

You sure did. You must be mental. I mean that as a compliment after witnessing your work of art.

Like everybody else I regret the loss of the scooty.

Yes I understand that it's a commitment to keep that nonsense going every day when you are as lazy and inconsistent as Jon is, but it was one of my favourite parts of his performance.

Can anyone help me though- at 1:45 of RavenCrow's creation Jon drives his scooty into an ambulance? A van? What? Where did he go?

I'm not sure where he was going, but he was using a service through "trans-link" (ironic name) which is meant for actual disabled people.

Clip is from this video:

 

[Bravefart]

"trans-link"

I'm not sure where he was going, but he was using a service through "trans-link" (ironic name) which is meant for actual disabled people.

Clip is from this video:

"trans-link"

Oh come on! And it's called trans-link as well!

A service set up to help actually disabled people being abused by this THING!

This is the problem with laughing at Jon and his pathetic antics isn't it.

He is a figure of fun, an ogre, the absolutely quintessential spoiled brat.

But his tantrums are being not only allowed but encouraged and enforced by his government and the police.

 

[Zelos Wilder]

So Yaniv attacks a reporter, is "sexually assaulted", DSP is going bankrupt, Boogie is being exceptional, and spoony might actually kill himself.

God damn, 2020 is looking beautiful for the farms.

 

[Hesa]

Well we are all glad these guys are fighting the good fight but the e-begging is a bit off-putting....

It is their standard operation. Register a domain and then beg for funds for whatever legal action. Whether they undertake that legal action is another matter.

 

[wabbits]

What happened to his scooter?

He stopped using the scooter last fall, though Katie said that at the time of her visit he still had it crammed into his one-bedroom condo along with the walker. Maybe still does.

Some speculate that he was trying for disability benefits and when his application was rejected he gave up on the scooter. He hasn't been complaining of seizures, intermittent paralysis, etc., either.

One side benefit - if not his actual goal here - is that his driving privileges have been restored and Miriam doesn't have to drive her pretty teen daughter everywhere when he doesn't want to be on Trans-Link.

He tried to get Katie to ride Trans-Link with him but she demurred, and suddenly he was getting his cruddy Toyota detailed. The disability parking tag is gone from his windshield, but he's scored a disability parking space from his strata nonetheless.

Edit: Typo

 

[Ex Cummunicated Sasser HD]

I'm not gonna comment, but this "thing" (loved that by the way) actually made me "Mad At The Internet" and had to take a step or 10 back... I don't even know where Canada is.

 

[pr3nt177]

For anyone who hasn't watched... Rebel News: "BATTLEGROUND | Sheila and David: Jonathan Yaniv up on charges..." The yaniv stuff starts at approx 2.40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=190&v=8c3T2BDYbxI&feature=emb_logo

Can't upload, (not sure if due to size 184mb) as I keep getting "Oops! we ran into some problems".

Have to laugh, and admire, the fact that he is called what he is ie "jonathan yaniv", a con man. The discussion raises interesting points, most of which have been raised here at KF.[/SIZE]

For all the negativity thrown at them (tbh I know little, if anything, apart from their yaniv reporting) thankfully they're one of the few tracking this nonce and hopefully they'll continue to do so.

 

[General Disarray]

Some speculate that he was trying for disability benefits and when his application was rejected he gave up on the scooter. He hasn't been complaining of seizures, intermittent paralysis, etc., either.

Thinking back on his 'illnesses,' didn't he mention having to have surgery this year for a brain tumor or something like that? I remember discussion being that they wouldn't put off a surgery that important and there were no receipts from Yanny about it. He just dropped all his munchie shit in a huge pile at the exit, eh? Lawd, at least the medical system gets a break. Maybe since Mama Yaniv worked in healthcare someone gave her a talking to? Unlikely I know, and even less likely she could rein in her precious daughter lmao.

 

[Tragi-Chan]

Thinking back on his 'illnesses,' didn't he mention having to have surgery this year for a brain tumor or something like that? I remember discussion being that they wouldn't put off a surgery that important and there were no receipts from Yanny about it. He just dropped all his munchie shit in a huge pile at the exit, eh? Lawd, at least the medical system gets a break. Maybe since Mama Yaniv worked in healthcare someone gave her a talking to? Unlikely I know, and even less likely she could rein in her precious daughter lmao.

Yeah, he claimed it was unlikely that he had even a year to live, the tease.

 

[pr3nt177]

Yeah, he claimed it was unlikely that he had even a year to live, the tease.

Five months and counting.

 

[wabbits]

Thinking back on his 'illnesses,' didn't he mention having to have surgery this year for a brain tumor or something like that? I remember discussion being that they wouldn't put off a surgery that important and there were no receipts from Yanny about it. He just dropped all his munchie shit in a huge pile at the exit, eh? Lawd, at least the medical system gets a break. Maybe since Mama Yaniv worked in healthcare someone gave her a talking to? Unlikely I know, and even less likely she could rein in her precious daughter lmao.

RIght, Yaniv made a huge drama last summer of needing brain surgery and then was told he'd have to wait until June 2020 just to consult with a neurosurgeon. His doctors clearly didn't think his life was in peril.

He's since given someone one image from an MRI study (telling her not to share it because he considered it more private than even nudes) and separately said he has a congenital neurological condition that has always made it difficult for him to hold a pen properly.

Medical kiwis observed that the MRI image appears to show unusually large ventricles and what may be an arachnoid cyst - the "brain tumor" Yaniv often mentions. His known symptoms are consistent with Dandy-Walker malformation, but we have no confirmation of that.

That discussion and links to medical sources are in the "By Category" PDF monitor of his ailments. Ctrl F for MRI to jump to page 6, right where the brain cancer scare junk ends and the discussion of the non-cancerous problem begins.

I update that monitor as he makes new disclosures and re-post the new versions at the bottom of this post in the Maladies thread.

Facially, his right eye is lower than his left and his nose bends to the right. His upper lip is offsides from his lower lip and his chin is longer on the right than on the left. Packing on fat has made his face seem even more distorted.

Typos: Edits for clarity.

 

[Apteka]

Some speculate that he was trying for disability benefits and when his application was rejected he gave up on the scooter. He hasn't been complaining of seizures, intermittent paralysis, etc., either.

This is one of the things that pisses me off the most about him. I had meningitis and a few years ago I developed spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak syndrome. Basically the fluid that's supposed to cushioning my brain is leaking out, which means there are times when my brain's sagging inside my skull, to the point that my cerebellum gets slightly herniated down through the hole in the bottom of the skull. That's also called Chiari malformation. I've been hospitalized a lot, and had two different blood patches to try and fix the leak, but nothing's worked and the pain always comes back. There aren't any medications that even touch the pain, even the IV morphine I was given in the hospital. At this point my best hope is brain/spine surgery, but the success rates aren't great and I've had trouble finding a neurosurgeon who's even familiar with the condition or procedure here in Indiana... plus there's a chance that another leak could open up at another location later on. When the leak is flaring up I am *only* comfortable if I'm lying still flat on my back. The second I sit or stand upright my head's hit by a thunderclap of intense pain. It's so bad sometimes I throw up. I have to use bedpans to pee sometimes. It fucking sucks so bad. My anxiety's also become so much worse because of this, even when I'm feeling ok I'm still afraid to go out because I'm afraid that if a headache comes on I'll be stuck somewhere where I'm not able to lay down. I've laid down on bus benches, on waiting room floors, and in cafeterias before because the pain is that unbearable. When I had to stop working I filed for disability and I was denied. I'm lucky that I have a supportive family who helps me with my rent, food, and other shit but it just really pisses me off. I know there are a shit ton of people in the world with wayyy more serious medical issues than mine, but the fact that Jonny is even *trying* to get disability benefits when I couldn't even sit up to use a damn scooter just makes me so irritated. There are days when I'd kill to be able to ride down the street on the scooty-puff. Fuck.

 

[pr3nt177]

This is one of the things that pisses me off the most about him. I had meningitis and a few years ago I developed spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak syndrome. Basically the fluid that's supposed to cushioning my brain is leaking out, which means there are times when my brain's sagging inside my skull, to the point that my cerebellum gets slightly herniated down through the hole in the bottom of the skull. That's also called Chiari malformation. I've been hospitalized a lot, and had two different blood patches to try and fix the leak, but nothing's worked and the pain always comes back. There aren't any medications that even touch the pain, even the IV morphine I was given in the hospital. At this point my best hope is brain/spine surgery, but the success rates aren't great and I've had trouble finding a neurosurgeon who's even familiar with the condition or procedure here in Indiana... plus there's a chance that another leak could open up at another location later on. When the leak is flaring up I am *only* comfortable if I'm lying still flat on my back. The second I sit or stand upright my head's hit by a thunderclap of intense pain. It's so bad sometimes I throw up. I have to use bedpans to pee sometimes. It fucking sucks so bad. My anxiety's also become so much worse because of this, even when I'm feeling ok I'm still afraid to go out because I'm afraid that if a headache comes on I'll be stuck somewhere where I'm not able to lay down. I've laid down on bus benches, on waiting room floors, and in cafeterias before because the pain is that unbearable. When I had to stop working I filed for disability and I was denied. I'm lucky that I have a supportive family who helps me with my rent, food, and other shit but it just really pisses me off. I know there are a shit ton of people in the world with wayyy more serious medical issues than mine, but the fact that Jonny is even *trying* to get disability benefits when I couldn't even sit up to use a damn scooter just makes me so irritated. There are days when I'd kill to be able to ride down the street on the scooty-puff. Fuck.

Sounds dreadful and I honestly feel for anyone genuinely suffering ill-health like this. I hope in the not too distant future you find a surgeon and you have a positive outcome and get back some quality of life.

What I find appalling is your being turned down for disability payments, jeez just how ill do you have to be to receive financial help?

I don't know man. I wonder about that a lot. I know people with serious shit like multiple sclerosis who've been fighting for years to get disability benefits. Then I know people with comparatively less serious conditions who got it after only a couple months. I know someone who got benefits for "anxiety." By no means am I trying to say anxiety is trivial, like I said in my post, my neuro issues have caused me to have pretty bad anxiety that keeps me at home a lot of the time. But this girl just totally exaggerated it. I'm sure she feels anxious sometimes, but that's just standard human being shit. She's definitely very functional at going shopping and going out to party. It's just dumb, getting your benefits approved almost seems like a crapshoot. I think that when I appeal, I'm going to get a lawyer. A lot of disability lawyers don't charge upfront and take a percentage of your settlement instead, which is great cuz I definitely can't pay out of pocket for an attorney right now. I think that's probably the best chance I've got.

Good luck.

 

[wabbits]

This is one of the things that pisses me off the most about him. I had meningitis and a few years ago I developed spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak syndrome. Basically the fluid that's supposed to cushioning my brain is leaking out, which means there are times when my brain's sagging inside my skull, to the point that my cerebellum gets slightly herniated down through the hole in the bottom of the skull. That's also called Chiari malformation. I've been hospitalized a lot, and had two different blood patches to try and fix the leak, but nothing's worked and the pain always comes back. There aren't any medications that even touch the pain, even the IV morphine I was given in the hospital. At this point my best hope is brain/spine surgery, but the success rates aren't great and I've had trouble finding a neurosurgeon who's even familiar with the condition or procedure here in Indiana... plus there's a chance that another leak could open up at another location later on. When the leak is flaring up I am *only* comfortable if I'm lying still flat on my back. The second I sit or stand upright my head's hit by a thunderclap of intense pain. It's so bad sometimes I throw up. I have to use bedpans to pee sometimes. It fucking sucks so bad. My anxiety's also become so much worse because of this, even when I'm feeling ok I'm still afraid to go out because I'm afraid that if a headache comes on I'll be stuck somewhere where I'm not able to lay down. I've laid down on bus benches, on waiting room floors, and in cafeterias before because the pain is that unbearable. When I had to stop working I filed for disability and I was denied. I'm lucky that I have a supportive family who helps me with my rent, food, and other shit but it just really pisses me off. I know there are a shit ton of people in the world with wayyy more serious medical issues than mine, but the fact that Jonny is even *trying* to get disability benefits when I couldn't even sit up to use a damn scooter just makes me so irritated. There are days when I'd kill to be able to ride down the street on the scooty-puff. Fuck.

What a living hell you're having to endure. The disability system's so intent on avoiding fraudsters like Kiva Bay that it outright punishes the truly disabled. Any disabled person who does qualify for benefits seems to be under constant threat of having them pulled. The fraudsters, being healthy and being facile liars who like gaming systems, are better equipped to win the benefits game. So wrong.

I too wish you all the best in getting expert help - and soon.

 

[Apteka]

Sounds dreadful and I honestly feel for anyone genuinely suffering ill-health like this. I hope in the not too distant future you find a surgeon and you have a positive outcome and get back some quality of life.

What I find appalling is your being turned down for disability payments, jeez just how ill do you have to be to receive financial help?

I don't know man. I wonder about that a lot. I know people with serious shit like multiple sclerosis who've been fighting for years to get disability benefits. Then I know people with comparatively less serious conditions who got it after only a couple months. I know someone who got benefits for "anxiety." By no means am I trying to say anxiety is trivial, like I said in my post, my neuro issues have caused me to have pretty bad anxiety that keeps me at home a lot of the time. But this girl just totally exaggerated it. I'm sure she feels anxious sometimes, but that's just standard human being shit. She's definitely very functional at going shopping and going out to party. It's just dumb, getting your benefits approved almost seems like a crapshoot. I think that when I appeal, I'm going to get a lawyer. A lot of disability lawyers don't charge upfront and take a percentage of your settlement instead, which is great cuz I definitely can't pay out of pocket for an attorney right now. I think that's probably the best chance I've got.

 

[wabbits]

The two disability lawyers I've known about have had a good deal of practical knowledge and nice sets of professional tools to make getting through the process a lot better for their clients. I hope yours comes through for you.

 

[ILovePudding]

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Is that second pic really him? Those teeth don't look anything like what he's got today.

 

[Spastic Colon]

This is one of the things that pisses me off the most about him. I had meningitis and a few years ago I developed spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak syndrome. Basically the fluid that's supposed to cushioning my brain is leaking out, which means there are times when my brain's sagging inside my skull, to the point that my cerebellum gets slightly herniated down through the hole in the bottom of the skull. That's also called Chiari malformation. I've been hospitalized a lot, and had two different blood patches to try and fix the leak, but nothing's worked and the pain always comes back. There aren't any medications that even touch the pain, even the IV morphine I was given in the hospital. At this point my best hope is brain/spine surgery, but the success rates aren't great and I've had trouble finding a neurosurgeon who's even familiar with the condition or procedure here in Indiana... plus there's a chance that another leak could open up at another location later on. When the leak is flaring up I am *only* comfortable if I'm lying still flat on my back. The second I sit or stand upright my head's hit by a thunderclap of intense pain. It's so bad sometimes I throw up. I have to use bedpans to pee sometimes. It fucking sucks so bad. My anxiety's also become so much worse because of this, even when I'm feeling ok I'm still afraid to go out because I'm afraid that if a headache comes on I'll be stuck somewhere where I'm not able to lay down. I've laid down on bus benches, on waiting room floors, and in cafeterias before because the pain is that unbearable. When I had to stop working I filed for disability and I was denied. I'm lucky that I have a supportive family who helps me with my rent, food, and other shit but it just really pisses me off. I know there are a shit ton of people in the world with wayyy more serious medical issues than mine, but the fact that Jonny is even *trying* to get disability benefits when I couldn't even sit up to use a damn scooter just makes me so irritated. There are days when I'd kill to be able to ride down the street on the scooty-puff. Fuck.

My dad has a chiari one malformation. He has the headaches, although not as bad as yours. But his biggest problem is that it caused a movement disorder. They at first thought it could be Huntington's, but that was negative, so they think it is just the chiari that caused it. His legs move uncontrollably and it is uncomfortable and he can't sleep or walk when it hits. He went to see a specialist in NY about it, but ultimately decided against the surgery because of his age. He's able to somewhat control it with medication but not always. My dad, though, was lucky that he was already retired when he was diagnosed so he didn't need to get disability.

You definitely need to get a lawyer for the disability. I've been told that they always reject you the first time around. That's an effort to weed people out because a lot of people will give up at that point. If you win, you can get back payment from the time you first applied.

Good luck to you. And I hope that you are able to get treatment to fix it or at least ways to manage the pain.

 

[wabbits]

Is that second pic really him? Those teeth don't look anything like what he's got today.

Yep, that's Jonathan - around the time of his graduation from Semiahmoo judging by the failed moustache. (Click to enlarge.)


Teeth at the time of his Kwantlen graduation:


Teeth now:


Addition: Realized I could make comparison easier: