Natasha Lennard: America’s Kai Nagata

Remember Kai Nagata? It appears that America has discovered its very own Journo-Activist in the persona of one Natasha Lennard. Like Nagata, she wrote her own version of “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina”.
Not everyone is so quick to let her off the hook though. Are J-Schools actually able to churn out unbiased journalists anymore or is every graduate predestined to be a far left “social activist”?!
Here’s Lennard helping organize a group of fellow comrades:

12 Replies to “Natasha Lennard: America’s Kai Nagata”

  1. Bye-bye Ms Lennatd, don’t let the door hit you in the backside etcetera. Now if only all the other stealth-activist “journalists” out there would come clean too…

  2. Good grief, I thought journalists had to have some basic capability to communicate. Can anyone here translate this quote from her “speech” at one of the links?
    “Do they all want all of those ideas live streamed to the entire world on the assumption that everything is permitted and legal, when it quite clearly isn’t? So there is already a tendency in the park that means backing away from anti-authoritarian tendencies that don’t fall into pre-existing permitted institutional structures, or that can’t be coded by them. So I think there’s a problem with the way the park operates now that doesn’t allow for this kind of coming together.”
    Perhaps this is why they have to keep chanting refrains?

  3. We should never underestimate the potential for societal change of people like Lennard if they get the chance.

  4. Haven’t bought a newspaper regularly for five years or more.But I have coffee with some locals most mornings. Sometimes they have a newspaper, that I read through.Lots of car ads.News? Well the internet is more balanced.
    Can’t say I’ve changed my mind about paying for a rag.

  5. List of demands. I demand that this big blue ball stops spinning , so that I can get the hell off and away from these F%**k!ng nerds.

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