Clyne Asks Judge to Excuse Her Thursday Court Appearance

Nicki Clyne used to live in Vancouver’s Gastown neighborhood.
Nicki Clyne@nickiclyne·13hWow, this is my old hood

Yesterday Antifa protestors toppled a statue of Vancouver pioneer “Gassy Jack”.

https://twitter.com/pieglue/status/1493333576061894658

Vancouver’s Gassy Jack statue toppled, covered in red paint during Women’s Memorial March
A well-known Vancouver statue was toppled over and defaced by some participants of the 31st annual Women’s Memorial March on Monday.

In a video posted to social media, hundreds of people can be seen cheering as the Gassy Jack statue on Water Street was torn down.

Some were warned to move back as the statue narrowly missed bystanders as it came crashing down to the ground.

The statue was also covered in red paint.
Vancouver police said the incident happened shortly after 1 p.m. as participants of the march made their way past the Gastown landmark.

“Demonstrators tied ropes around the statue, then pulled it to the pavement,” said Sgt. Steve Addison in a news release.

Police added that nobody was injured, no arrests have been made and an investigation is underway.

The Gassy Jack statue, which depicts Jack Deighton – who opened a bar in the neighbourhood in the late 1800s – has been a source of controversy in recent years.

A petition was previously launched in 2020 calling for the statue to be removed as Deighton was “a terrible symbol of Vancouver, upholding and honouring violence towards and oppression of Indigenous people.”

According to the petition, Deighton “took a 12-year-old Squamish girl to be his wife at the age of 40, impregnating her with his child at her young age.”

Organizers of the petition said at the time that removing the statue “is not about erasing history, but about reconciliation.”

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart took to Twitter to express his thoughts on Monday’s demonstration, calling it “dangerous.”

“The City of Vancouver has been in consultations with Squamish Nation on the right way to remove the Gassy Jack statue and recognize the truth of John Deighton’s harmful legacy,” it reads.
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/vancouver-s-gassy-jack-statue-toppled-covered-in-red-paint-during-women-s-memorial-march-1.5781066

The big attraction in Gastown is the steam powered Clock.
Steam Powered Clock in Gas Town Vancouver, BC

Doordash for a few days like everyone else who needs money and get your ass to court, you lazy POS.

Thanks to the new world order of day-to-day business that is a COVID world, I doubt the judge gives a shit if they show up in person or not. He will probably be just fine with a Zoom meeting as this is just prelim stuff that never really even required an in-person appearance beyond that was tradition and so it must be. For the actual trial, depending on COVID threat level, he will likely not be as accommodating.

As for her being broke…if I were the plaintiffs, I would start saving screenshots or whatever the legal equivalent is, of her social media on the regular. She may be doing the social influencer thing of faking the rich life but it does appear that if she moved from the incredibly expensive location that is New York to a not as expensive but still very expensive location that might be Miami but whatever it is seems to have proximity to the ocean means it’s not cheap. She clearly has some flow of money that is higher than most people who can’t afford to live in New York and then later Miami. I doubt it’s a coincidence that the non-actors of NXIVM seem to have moved to locations where the cost of living is lower.