It all started on Wednesday in the English borough of Lancashire, where Thompson and her sister, 2014 Celebrity Masterchef winner Sophie, attempted to film some silly “Frack Off Bake Off” parody video on the farmer’s property.

“But this afternoon the landowner, who leases the contested patch of land to fracking company Cuadrilla, drove his muck spreader in circles around the demonstrating group,” the Daily Mail reported.

According to Conservative Tribune, the police soon showed up, but they didn’t come to arrest the farmer. Instead, they asked Thompson why she had violated the law by showing up on the farmer’s land.

“I’ve been aware of this issue for a while with my work with Greenpeace and it came to a head for me when David Cameron went to the Paris Climate Conference and signed on to the protocol and then on the sly at Christmas, when nobody was looking, gave the nod to 200 fracking sites in Britain,” she said.

Somehow, this stance gave Thompson the idea that she had the right to trespass on the farmer’s property and interfere with his business. In turn, the farmer decided he had the right to spray her in manure that smelled so bad she will have to wash her clothes multiple times if she ever wants them to get clean.