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08-11-2015, 04:26 AM
OMG!!!!
WOW!! This is a big hit!!
river people dreams continue seeing august afterwards
and
overview eating tar bank wow
Here is my limited understanding of what is going on. Please review this information.
The Unis’tot’en -People of the Headwaters (C’ihlts’ehkhyu / Big Frog Clan) are part of the Wet’suwet’en Peoples (Yinka Dini – People of this Earth) -in Canada.
Chervon Oil and other oil companies want to gain access to the Unis’tot’en land so they can frack and use their land for pipelines.
Today all of the Wet´suwet´en territory, including Unist´ot´en territory, is unceded Aboriginal territory. Their traditional indigenous legal systems remain intact and continue to govern their people and their lands. The Wet’suwet’en Peoples recognize the authority of these systems.
The Unis’tot’en are not allowing Chervon access to their land which means They want to keep the area pristine. Chevron can't frack.
While this took place in July, their fight is ongoing.
"July 18, 2015
Dear Friends and Supporters,
Thanks to everyone who responded to our Action Camp and Chevron PTP update. It is becoming clear that the situation here is moving toward an escalation point.
Today at one o’clock a low flying helicopter flew over the ridge line and crossed the river a couple kilomoters south of the bridge. It followed a route that corresponds to the path of the proposed PTP pipeline, then circled back and flew in a northern direction following the river toward Houston. They flew low enough to take photos of activity happening at bridge and our camp.
Our supporters maintaining an Unist’ot’en check point on Chisolm Rd were also visited and threatened by the police. Similar to their visit at the bridge two days ago, the officers asserted that they could be arrested for blocking a “public road”.
It is clear by the timing of these recent police actions that they are working in tandem with the pipeline companies. The head of the RCMP detachment in Houston clearly stated to Freda that they intend to “ensure the work crews can do their work safely.”
We have made it clear to the police and industry that we are not blockading the road. We are establishing check-points on the boundaries of our unceded Unist’ot’en territories. People and companies who gain our consent are allowed to enter.
Many of you have visited our yintah (territory) and have experienced first-hand our critical infrastructure of water, salmon, berries and medicines. We are determined to protect this land for future generations, and in the process do our bit to shut down the toxic fossil fuel infrastructure that threatens all forms of living life on this planet...."
This clearly speaks of our botrun: river people dreams continue seeing august afterwards
This video is a must see. Watch it until the end. Unreal!!! It shows a confrontation with Chevron on July 25th, 2015. While this took place in July, their fight is just beginning. God Bless the Unis’tot’en.
https://warriorpublications.wordpress.co...-pipeline/
What is scary is this next video is bill 51-c. It looks like under this very broad Anti-terror Canadian bill, anti- pipeline activists would be considered terrorists.
http://unistotencamp.com/?p=1092
http://unistotencamp.com/?page_id=2
WOW!! This is a big hit!!
river people dreams continue seeing august afterwards
and
overview eating tar bank wow
Here is my limited understanding of what is going on. Please review this information.
The Unis’tot’en -People of the Headwaters (C’ihlts’ehkhyu / Big Frog Clan) are part of the Wet’suwet’en Peoples (Yinka Dini – People of this Earth) -in Canada.
Chervon Oil and other oil companies want to gain access to the Unis’tot’en land so they can frack and use their land for pipelines.
Today all of the Wet´suwet´en territory, including Unist´ot´en territory, is unceded Aboriginal territory. Their traditional indigenous legal systems remain intact and continue to govern their people and their lands. The Wet’suwet’en Peoples recognize the authority of these systems.
The Unis’tot’en are not allowing Chervon access to their land which means They want to keep the area pristine. Chevron can't frack.
While this took place in July, their fight is ongoing.
"July 18, 2015
Dear Friends and Supporters,
Thanks to everyone who responded to our Action Camp and Chevron PTP update. It is becoming clear that the situation here is moving toward an escalation point.
Today at one o’clock a low flying helicopter flew over the ridge line and crossed the river a couple kilomoters south of the bridge. It followed a route that corresponds to the path of the proposed PTP pipeline, then circled back and flew in a northern direction following the river toward Houston. They flew low enough to take photos of activity happening at bridge and our camp.
Our supporters maintaining an Unist’ot’en check point on Chisolm Rd were also visited and threatened by the police. Similar to their visit at the bridge two days ago, the officers asserted that they could be arrested for blocking a “public road”.
It is clear by the timing of these recent police actions that they are working in tandem with the pipeline companies. The head of the RCMP detachment in Houston clearly stated to Freda that they intend to “ensure the work crews can do their work safely.”
We have made it clear to the police and industry that we are not blockading the road. We are establishing check-points on the boundaries of our unceded Unist’ot’en territories. People and companies who gain our consent are allowed to enter.
Many of you have visited our yintah (territory) and have experienced first-hand our critical infrastructure of water, salmon, berries and medicines. We are determined to protect this land for future generations, and in the process do our bit to shut down the toxic fossil fuel infrastructure that threatens all forms of living life on this planet...."
This clearly speaks of our botrun: river people dreams continue seeing august afterwards
This video is a must see. Watch it until the end. Unreal!!! It shows a confrontation with Chevron on July 25th, 2015. While this took place in July, their fight is just beginning. God Bless the Unis’tot’en.
https://warriorpublications.wordpress.co...-pipeline/
What is scary is this next video is bill 51-c. It looks like under this very broad Anti-terror Canadian bill, anti- pipeline activists would be considered terrorists.
http://unistotencamp.com/?p=1092
http://unistotencamp.com/?page_id=2