This is his daughter Nika - a trust fund kid who considers herself an “activist” of sorts. Lets take a look at how Nika’s activism is impacting the world. (4/20)
Nika is somehow Public Safety Commissioner of West Hollywood. (5/20)
Her only qualifications appear to be an MA in African Studies & a BA in Intl. Relations form Stanford….and a rich father who owns the city’s biggest newspaper. (6/20)
She’s a contributor to Knock LA - a proudly Socialist organization. Their logo - a fist in the air. (7/20)
You may have noticed the defunding of the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Department in June. That was all Nika. (8/20)
Despite a 137% rise in crime in WeHo, Nika - in her infinite trust-fund kid wisdom - figured the city needed LESS law enforcement and more “unarmed security ambassadors”. (9/20)
Last week Politico released an article on how Patrick essentially put Nika in charge of the LA Times and made it her play toy for her “activist” hobbies. (10/20) politico.com/amp/news/2022/…
Nika’s brilliant editorial choices include getting the paper to refrain from using the word “looting” to describe people who were…. looting. Brilliant stuff. (11/20)
She’s also using the paper to endorse local candidates. Including her friend, Kenneth Mejia, candidate for Los Angeles City Controller. (12/20)
Mejia is proudly in favor of defunding the police and thinks Joe Biden is a “racist and a rapist”. (13/20) cd5hoas.org/2022-election-…
With Nika’s influence we have the city’s most important newspaper endorsing candidates that are clearly unfit and a threat to public safety. (14/20)
The situation is creating dissension at the Times. Staffers don’t seem to like being ordered around by the owner’s daughter who has done nothing to earn the right. (15/20)
Nika clearly doesn’t feel the need to apologize. She seems to think the LA Times is insufficiently enlightened on public safety issues and that she’s entitled to correct these flaws. (16/20)
But she doesn’t seem quite so proud of her success in defunding the WeHo Sheriff’s Dept. Since she convinced the Times not to report on it. (17/20)
Now Nika is headed back to Oxford to finish up her academic career. While she’s left us back here in LA to deal with the real world consequences of her trust-fund wisdom. (18/20)
Meanwhile, we have elections coming up in Nov. and defund activists supported by the likes of Nika, Knock LA, & the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) may prevail. (19/20) city-journal.org/socialists-ris…
Regardless of how the elections turn out, it seems that if all Patrick Soon-Shiong is going to do with the LA Times is let his daughter use it as her activist blog, he’s better off selling it to someone who will steward it responsibly. Do you agree? (20/20)
Ok since this is getting a lot of traction…Re-tweet the 1st post in this thread if you think media manipulation in America is a problem.
1/ The most important election in Los Angeles isn't for mayor...
It's for District 11, and it could have a bigger impact on LA crime rates than the D.A. and Mayor, put together.
Why?
Because it will literally decide if homeless can camp in front of your kids' schools👇
2/ This is Mr Erin Darling. He's running for City Council Member seat CD11, which covers Venice, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, and most of the westside of Los Angeles
It's the seat formerly occupied by Mike Bonin, who under his term we saw the homeless population double...
3/ As Venice turned into "Skid Row on the beach" with homeless encampments trickling through Santa Monica, and up into Brentwood
Bonin's last big project, before he surprisingly resigned last year, was making it ok for the homeless to camp in Palisades' Will Rogers Beach