The Knucklehead of the Day Carnival Part Twelve

Our Twelfth winner today is Joan Baez. She gets the award for the following protest-

Veteran US protest singer Joan Baez moved into a tree in Los Angeles along with famed tree-sitter Julie “Butterfly” Hill to prevent a local garden from being sold and destroyed. Baez, 65, doyenne of the 1960s folk music and protest movement, joined other protesters in hopes of saving the 14 acre (5.7 hectare) piece of land which has been tended as a community garden by about 350 urban farmers since the early 1990s. She is being accompanied in the garden tree-sit by Hill, 32, who spent over two years from 1997 to 1999 in the branches of a 600 year old northern California redwood to prevent it from being cut down.

The garden, in the South Los Angeles neighborhood, is on land that the city leased until 2003 to the Los Angeles City Food Bank, which supports several such community projects. The city sold the land to a developer in 2003, however, and efforts by a public land trust to raise millions of dollars to buy it and keep it in public hands failed to meet a Monday deadline.

I wonder when this nut will fall out of the tree. James Joyner thinks Baez's friend is certifiable for spending too years in a tree. Why don't they get their Hollywood/Entertainment friends to buy the tree? For giving a new kooky meaning to 'going out on a limb,' Joan Baez is today's 12th knucklehead of the day.

Open Post- Jo's Cafe,

Note- This is the end of the Carnival. Hope you enjoyed. I could have done a few more, but don't mind me if I feel a little knuckleheaded out.