Just stopping the oil protester who enticed stuntman to paint ‘Hay Wain’ raked in 50,000 miles of flying on weird holidays
It’s a funny story:
Student Hannah Hunt, 23, is the co-founder of Just Stop Oil, whose social media pages are dotted with eerie holiday images from locations including Bali, Australia and the Canary Islands.
The aspiring psychologist has contributed to the chaos across the country, after she was pictured glued to the roads, camping in the rafters of a major oil depot in Essex and today gluing John Constable’s The Hay Wain movie photos in London.
A really good example of rules for me and not for you.
She and fellow student and musician Eben Lazarus, 22, first plastered Constable’s masterpiece with paintings depicting an apocalyptic future, before they glued their hands to the frame as security watched and followed track.
The pair were quick to lecture the public about fossil fuels being a ‘death project’ and warn of a ‘complete collapse of society’, although Ms Hunt previously admitted that she had ‘ impulsively flew to the Canaries to escape the cold British weather’.
The former XR advocate has even used trips to bolster her environmental credentials, telling her social media followers from Bali: ‘We can look back 50 years and say we did everything to protect our beautiful planet?’
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Student co-founded Just Stop Oil in February, marched on No 10 to demand Boris Johnson ‘intervene’ to stop the ‘ultimate crime against our country, humanity and life on Earth’ ‘.
She has become a hero among the group’s ardent ecological advocates, which were conceived as a breakaway from Extinction Rebellion.
Earlier this year, she was glued to the red carpet at the Bafta Awards, and she broke into an ExxonMobil refinery in Hampshire.
Hunt and Lazarus were both arrested at around 16:45pm following their act of vandalism earlier today.
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