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Get a GOOD Look  Authorities on Thursday cleared the protest camp where opponents of the Dakota Access oil pipeline had gathered for the better part of a year, searching tents and huts and arresting three dozen holdouts who had defied a government order to leave.  The Army Corps of Engineers said it needed to clear the camp ahead of spring flooding, and had ordered everyone to leave by 2 p.m. Wednesday. (a 3 week notice)  Before authorities moved in, Gov. Doug Burgum had said those remaining at the camp still had a chance to leave without facing charges.  The state sent a bus to the site on Thursday to transport anyone to Bismarck, where officials were doling out basic necessities, along with hotel and bus vouchers.  I find it so hypocritical one of the prominent native American protest sites " Honor the Earth " left the place with such wanton and rampant squalor.  Had any of us burned a stack of tires the authorities would have hauled us in on the spot, yet, these poor unfortunate libtards can burn all the crap they want unfettered by the environmental consequences.  Get a good look at how the place was prior to these "peaceful protestors.'  This is what it looked like a few hours ago... with 30 trucks waiting to haul away the refuse left by these "environmentalists"  I want you to see this because you can bet the lamestream media will try to cover it up or not even mention it.  These marauders just tossed, burned, pillaged, and desecrated the land far and beyond any pipeline project. |
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2017/2/23 5:16 pm |
and these desecraters are held up as heroes by the lefty lamestream media
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2017/2/23 5:18 pm |
WE the Taxpayers are tuck footing the bill on them.
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2017/2/23 5:20 pm |
AP tried their best to leave out the burning pile of garbage left behind in their coverage.
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2017/2/23 5:25 pm |
This is the current number of pipelines serving our nation safely and efficiently delivering petroleum products and natural gas. Those pipes are a hell of a lot safer than rail tankers or semis on our highways.
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2017/2/23 6:52 pm |
Typical liberals. Different set of laws. They can do what ever they want. The rest of us damm well better do what they say. 
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2017/2/23 7:06 pm |
Typical liberals. Different set of laws. They can do what ever they want. The rest of us damm well better do what they say.
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2017/2/23 7:08 pm |
When we were taken camping as kids my dad hammered into us to leave it CLEANER or as clean as what we found it.
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2017/2/23 9:43 pm |
wow a lot of snow and a lot to clean up and what state is it
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2017/2/24 12:37 am |
ABSOLUTLY... but our media won't post the TRUTH of the matter.
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And another treaty broken by the federal government. Who are really the bad guys here; the ones who see the area as sacred or the ones who think only in terms of dollars?
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2017/2/24 10:58 am |
And another treaty broken by the federal government. Who are really the bad guys here; the ones who see the area as sacred or the ones who think only in terms of dollars?
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2017/2/24 11:05 am |
I still can not understand why they left this place is such a mess. They were protesting to keep there land clean and water safe. What!! You mean to tell me that all that dam trash when it gets wash into the river will not contaminate the water? I must be missing something here. I was taught to pick the trash and not to litter. I guess they have a different set of values than my set of values.
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