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Desecration, Mace and Police Snipers With Rifles at DAPL Front Lines


Standing Rock Protest


Reported by Sarah Sunshine Manning on 10/27/16 at 1:10pm Central Daylight Time as it was happening from the side of Highway 1806 at the Treaty Camp erected in the path of bulldozers that are 200 feet away. She said it seems intent of DAPL is to push through at all costs, and police are clearing the way.

As we watch the threat of arrests unfold, water protectors are calling for help to build up presence in camp. If hundreds of people are arrested here today, more people are needed to shore up the front lines of the blockade. If you’re thinking about coming to help at Standing Rock, now is the time, say organizers.

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwo...police-snipers-rifles-dapl-front-lines-166245

gsgs comment-

President Obama knows about this betrayal.
This should have never happened.

Why this happen?
Because rich people are greedy.
Because racism moved the pipeline into a native American community.
Because our government allowed this to happen.

Protesters have maintained that the land is not private and was given to Great Sioux Nation in the Treaty of Fort Laramie in 1851. The land was subsequently taken back by the US government.

Oct. 27, 2016

117 Oil Pipeline Protesters Arrested In North Dakota As Authorities Clear Camp

Authorities entered the north camp Thursday after protesters peacefully allowed officers to pass through the barricade following a tense hour-long standoff.


https://www.buzzfeed.com/talalansar...oil-pipeline-p?utm_term=.luQno7qxM#.xwEyg6bEp


All information from the OWS protests, everything from Ferguson protests, ect, was used to formulate how much it would take to remove the Standing Rock protesters.

They told us that the Homeland Security money given to police was to protect us from terrorists.

Same weapons used. Bean bag rounds, pepper spray, and an LRAD sound cannon.

30 to 40 police units around the construction workers. Police are trying to clear space for the bulldozers so they can plow through the easement right now.

Piercing sirens are constantly blaring. Low flying planes and helicopters are circling. There are armored cars, ATVs, police units and troops on foot moving.


As I stood with a documentary filmmaker, she said that she had reported from Iraq and was more afraid here with all the militarized weapons and troops. She was scared and left quickly saying, “This is a war zone!”

Read more at http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwo...police-snipers-rifles-dapl-front-lines-166245
 
Outrageous Militarized Police Collaboration with Oil Companies at Standing Rock Against Protectors

Police departments around the country are sending reinforcements to North Dakota to support mining companies


Morton County Sheriff’s Department said in a press statement released Sunday that, “Due to escalated unlawful tactics by individuals protesting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), Morton County has requested additional law enforcement assistance from other states. The state of North Dakota made an Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) request to states for assistance on October 7th.”

Remarkably, the EMAC program is supposed to be used to allow “states to send personnel, equipment, and commodities to help disaster relief efforts in other states.”


According to the Morton Sheriff’s Department, “Several states have responded and have arrived or will be arriving to support Morton County. States that are currently assisting Morton County are: Wisconsin, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wyoming, Indiana and Nebraska.

http://www.alternet.org/environment...tarized-police-collaboration-mining-companies
 
The occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge had an impact on the Burns Paiute Tribe, as they watched the occupiers trample and bulldoze over their sacred sites and artifacts.

http://www.npr.org/2016/10/27/49957...tes-native-american-tribes-to-save-their-land

Today seven of the occupiers, including leaders Ammon and Ryan Bundy, were acquitted in federal court of charges of conspiracy to impede federal workers.
 
Things are calming down at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, as night falls. It’s been an eventful day.

More than 200 police in riot gear deployed pepper spray and armored vehicles to push protesters off land belonging to the pipeline company

At least 16 people were arrested, though Morton County sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier said that more were en route to be processed

Kirchmeier said that police would be on the scene “as long as it takes”

Protesters reported police use of stun guns, rubber bullets and beanbag rounds, though Kirchmeier said that they were not deployed “as far as I know”

(Considering that 200 militarized police and private militarized security forces are coordinating this violation against American protesters, it would be hard to keep track of who is ordering which violence. Plausible deniability built right in.)

Some of them are taking shots at protesters with bean bag rifles.

Nothing has much has changed since 1969, except for the fact the torture has become more sophisticated.

Protesters scream with pain, but no blood smears those beautiful sexy new paramilitary riot uniforms.
 
Love that government eh!!! Best thing ever!! WE NEED MORE!!!

Isn't regulation wonderful??? YAY PROGRESS WOOOOHOOOO!! YEA!!! GET EM' BIG GOVERNMENT!!


Show those fuckin' savages how 'fuck you' for the 'common welfare' brand of liberalism works OBAMA!!!!!

Progress.....lol

:D:D
 
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I just watched You Tube where the Lakota pitch their view of American Government.

Wounded Knee was genocide. Considering that fact that we have not honored our treaties and have victimized the Native Americans for a long time. If they were to go to the UN and ask that the UN send peace Keepers to the Dakotas, they might have a case.
 
The occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge had an impact on the Burns Paiute Tribe, as they watched the occupiers trample and bulldoze over their sacred sites and artifacts.

http://www.npr.org/2016/10/27/49957...tes-native-american-tribes-to-save-their-land

Today seven of the occupiers, including leaders Ammon and Ryan Bundy, were acquitted in federal court of charges of conspiracy to impede federal workers.

A number of folks here in Oregon are not only shocked, but the conversation is already shifting to how different these white cowboys were treated in their armed takeover of federal property than is currently being displayed in North Dakota (not to mention, comparisons to what the outcome would have been if it were Black Lives Matter who had taken over the Malheur). In all fairness though, there is also talk of the prosecutor reaching a bit too far to try and up the charges to conspiracy, etc. This apparently wasn't as easy to prove as believed. I don't blame the jury as they are given strict instructions on all that, and some have made statements that the not-guilty verdict does not mean that no crime was committed.

But those details don't really matter as this verdict has given a green light to all those who want to privatize our public lands. This is the real concern, in my opinion. Try to imagine a country with no Nat. Forests, no open BLM lands. If you can't imagine that you can see it first hand in parts of Oregon where large corporations own the forests (or should I say they own the clear-cuts and stumps). And we can see the same mindset at work on North Dakota.

If any of you out there are concerned about this "movement" to sell off or transfer our public lands, I urge you to get involved at whatever level you can. It was only four years ago that GOP candidate Mitt Romney told a group of cattlemen that he "doesn't really understand why the federal government owns any land". I say, it is we the people, the citizens that own that land and hire the federal government to manage it. To turn it over to those who only want to exploit it for profit is insane...but there are those who are fighting everyday to do just this...
 
I just watched You Tube where the Lakota pitch their view of American Government.

Wounded Knee was genocide. Considering that fact that we have not honored our treaties and have victimized the Native Americans for a long time. If they were to go to the UN and ask that the UN send peace Keepers to the Dakotas, they might have a case.

Bah, Wounded Knee wasn't genocide.
There literally wasn't enough indians killed for it to be a genocide.
Technically it would be a mass murder.

However, the entire treatment of indigenous peoples at the hands of European colonies and their successor nation-states definitely qualifies as a genocide.

What's really disturbing is that slaves from Africa weren't considered "human" enough to qualify for genocide.

I think I need to go read Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal" again, just to keep some perspective.
 
Massive overkill of police vehicles and numbers of militarized police.
Mine resistant vehicles, tanks.
National guard vehicles.
Spraying tear gas out of a hose, as if it were water out of a garden hose.
Directly at a protesters.

There is an injunction against the company to stop building.
The 1851 Treaty prevents eminent domain.
It was not ceded to America.

Five police in paramilitary protective armor take down an old woman holding a prayer stick.

They excuse their excessive force by perpetrating the lie, that she shot a pistol at a police sheriff.

Observers were arrested for not reporting a criminal activity.
The police enjoyed themselves, brutally arresting protesters.
Some protesters were beaten.

Media black out.
Media banned.
Facebook shut off live feed of what was happening during raids.
Police chase down photographers in police cars.
Yes, they are shooting bean bags out of shotguns at people.
Yes, they chased buffalo herds and horseback riders with police vehicles, and responsive ATV vehicles and shot at them.

The pipeline project never stopped.
The company continued to have their workers rip up massive amounts of land.
 
Massive overkill of police vehicles and numbers of militarized police.
Mine resistant vehicles, tanks.
National guard vehicles.
Spraying tear gas out of a hose, as if it were water out of a garden hose.
Directly at a protesters.

There is an injunction against the company to stop building.
The 1851 Treaty prevents eminent domain.
It was not ceded to America.

Five police in paramilitary protective armor take down an old woman holding a prayer stick.

They excuse their excessive force by perpetrating the lie, that she shot a pistol at a police sheriff.

Observers were arrested for not reporting a criminal activity.
The police enjoyed themselves, brutally arresting protesters.
Some protesters were beaten.

Media black out.
Media banned.
Facebook shut off live feed of what was happening during raids.
Police chase down photographers in police cars.
Yes, they are shooting bean bags out of shotguns at people.
Yes, they chased buffalo herds and horseback riders with police vehicles, and responsive ATV vehicles and shot at them.

The pipeline project never stopped.
The company continued to have their workers rip up massive amounts of land.
Yeah, but now we have privately owned drones with streaming video and direct uplinks to the web.
The question is whether enough people give a shit.

Unfortunately, the problem with "outrage" politics is that people get over the 'feelz' and become numb. And with the net/cloud, social media and a 24/7 "news" feed, outrage overload becomes its own issue.
 
Out of control.
Man in a white pick up truck with automatic rifle kept in view. Heading straight for groups of protesters. Drove himself into a ditch, because people were not going to allow this man to hurt to the protesters.
Dakota Access employee, carrying liability insurance from Knightsbridge Security in Ohio.

Currently held in Mandan


DAPL Security Kyle Thompson Arrested For Brandishing Assault Rifle At #NoDAPL Water

Hispanic News Network U.S.A.

October 27, 2016


The MCSO reported that 141 protesters were arrested on N. Dakota Highway 1806 and that a woman was being placed under arrest when she pulled a .38 Cal. handgun and fire three shots at officers, no officer was shot. The woman was taken into custody. The woman was taken into custody. A photo circulating on Facebook shows about five cops attacking the woman who is holding a faith stick instead of a gun, which contradicts MCSO allegations.


Nedra Darling spokeswoman Man held for threatening with weapon is Kyle Thompson arrested by BIA held in Mandan ND
 
A little after 5 p.m., protesters spotted a man driving down Highway 1806 in a white Chevy Silverado with what appeared to be an assault rifle in the cab


Tribal members and their supporters jumped into two cars and chased the Chevy Silverado in the direction of a small reservoir and crossing called Backwater Bridge. The two cars forced the Silverado off the road, according to Dallas Goldtooth, an organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network. The driver then got out of his car, brandishing an AR-15-style rifle and a 9mm pistol, says another witness, Jennifer Owyhee. He allegedly pointed the rifle at the head of one of his pursuers, according to witnesses. "You can't kill all of us," one participant told the man. "You're just going to make things worse."


The man then fled into shallow water. Protesters and tribal members tried to get him to drop his weapon. After a half hour of negotiations and arguments, the man refused to leave the water, according to witnesses including Ryan Vizziones, a photographer and activist. I watched as several people waded into the pool after the armed man. The photo above, shot by Vizziones, shows the man as he refuses to hand over his assault rifle.

http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/10/armed-man-dakota-access-pipeline-protest-dapl

The man with a gun and a rifle in a white pick up truck was seen chasing photographers and drone operators. Reports of drones being shot out of the sky. The site of the protesters and protest camps had no fly zone warnings. One plane and one police helicopter were operating during the brutal arrest of 300 people.

Protesters witnessed a man driving down Highway 1806 in a white truck.
This is the truck that was abandoned, and found to have Kyle Thompson's
ID and insurance, inside.

A 9mm handgun and an AR-15 assault rifle seem to be involved.

Someone was shot in the hand.

Two vehicles were spotted chasing photographers.

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwo...emerge-after-treaty-camp-police-action-166259

“As reported via video evidence from the front lines on 10-27-16. A man bearing an assault rifle broke thru a barricade and was speeding toward the Oceti Sakowin camp, he was run off the road 1/4 mile north from the Camp. The man exited the vehicle where he appeared to be disguised as a water protector. He then fired several shots from his assault rifle. Tribal Law Enforcement responded, the man was then apprehended. Insurance Documents from the vehicle reveal that it is owned by Dakota Access Pipeline. We commend the BIA Law Enforcement to their commitment of public safety and for their quick response and apprehension of the suspect, who was clearly meaning to do harm.”

gsgs comment- This matches up with a report of a man taking this partictular vehicle and not returning it.


It was confirmed that the horse that was shot at by a weaponized ATV, was so badly injured it had to be put down.

EMAC

A statement from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office on Monday confirmed that the agency was sending equipment and personnel to Morton County, North Dakota, in response to a request by that state, and approved by the state of Minnesota. The request came under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, a national mutual aid agreement among law enforcement and public safety agencies.


Reimbursement for expenses related to providing this service will be made by the State of North Dakota," said a statement from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office. "The EMAC system was ratified by Congress and has been adopted as law in all 50 states — to ensure no sheriff, no deputy, and no state stands alone in the state of an emergency."

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2016/...quipment-staff-dakota-access-pipeline-protest

The EMAC provision was meant to add assistance during disaster and emergencies.

This is public services sent to aid a private for profit concern, in order to abuse and harm people.

The more militarized police attacked medical services that were treating protesters suffering severe burns from pepper spray. They were also sprayed at close range and in direct contact with skin. Photographs of deep burns on faces.

Remember University of California Davis police officer Lt. John Pike ?

http://www.occupythegame.com/lieutenant_john_pike/

This is military grade pepper spray.

It does not stop at causing pain and breathing problems.

This spray leaves deep burns and causes people that breath it to feel sick, dizzy, and weakened.

The canisters are bigger, and the spray more powerful.

The weapons of each state involved were shared.
Between them, they are sharing the same amount of weapons as the forces of Ferguson

http://www.mprnews.org/story/2016/09/13/dakota-access-pipeline-frequently-asked-questions
 
A little after 5 p.m., protesters spotted a man driving down Highway 1806 in a white Chevy Silverado with what appeared to be an assault rifle in the cab


Tribal members and their supporters jumped into two cars and chased the Chevy Silverado in the direction of a small reservoir and crossing called Backwater Bridge. The two cars forced the Silverado off the road, according to Dallas Goldtooth, an organizer for the Indigenous Environmental Network. The driver then got out of his car, brandishing an AR-15-style rifle and a 9mm pistol, says another witness, Jennifer Owyhee. He allegedly pointed the rifle at the head of one of his pursuers, according to witnesses. "You can't kill all of us," one participant told the man. "You're just going to make things worse."


The man then fled into shallow water. Protesters and tribal members tried to get him to drop his weapon. After a half hour of negotiations and arguments, the man refused to leave the water, according to witnesses including Ryan Vizziones, a photographer and activist. I watched as several people waded into the pool after the armed man. The photo above, shot by Vizziones, shows the man as he refuses to hand over his assault rifle.

http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/10/armed-man-dakota-access-pipeline-protest-dapl

The man with a gun and a rifle in a white pick up truck was seen chasing photographers and drone operators. Reports of drones being shot out of the sky. The site of the protesters and protest camps had no fly zone warnings. One plane and one police helicopter were operating during the brutal arrest of 300 people.

Protesters witnessed a man driving down Highway 1806 in a white truck.
This is the truck that was abandoned, and found to have Kyle Thompson's
ID and insurance, inside.

A 9mm handgun and an AR-15 assault rifle seem to be involved.

Someone was shot in the hand.

Two vehicles were spotted chasing photographers.

http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwo...emerge-after-treaty-camp-police-action-166259

“As reported via video evidence from the front lines on 10-27-16. A man bearing an assault rifle broke thru a barricade and was speeding toward the Oceti Sakowin camp, he was run off the road 1/4 mile north from the Camp. The man exited the vehicle where he appeared to be disguised as a water protector. He then fired several shots from his assault rifle. Tribal Law Enforcement responded, the man was then apprehended. Insurance Documents from the vehicle reveal that it is owned by Dakota Access Pipeline. We commend the BIA Law Enforcement to their commitment of public safety and for their quick response and apprehension of the suspect, who was clearly meaning to do harm.”

gsgs comment- This matches up with a report of a man taking this partictular vehicle and not returning it.


It was confirmed that the horse that was shot at by a weaponized ATV, was so badly injured it had to be put down.

EMAC

A statement from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office on Monday confirmed that the agency was sending equipment and personnel to Morton County, North Dakota, in response to a request by that state, and approved by the state of Minnesota. The request came under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, a national mutual aid agreement among law enforcement and public safety agencies.


Reimbursement for expenses related to providing this service will be made by the State of North Dakota," said a statement from the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office. "The EMAC system was ratified by Congress and has been adopted as law in all 50 states — to ensure no sheriff, no deputy, and no state stands alone in the state of an emergency."

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2016/...quipment-staff-dakota-access-pipeline-protest

The EMAC provision was meant to add assistance during disaster and emergencies.

This is public services sent to aid a private for profit concern, in order to abuse and harm people.

The more militarized police attacked medical services that were treating protesters suffering severe burns from pepper spray. They were also sprayed at close range and in direct contact with skin. Photographs of deep burns on faces.

Remember University of California Davis police officer Lt. John Pike ?

http://www.occupythegame.com/lieutenant_john_pike/

This is military grade pepper spray.

It does not stop at causing pain and breathing problems.

This spray leaves deep burns and causes people that breath it to feel sick, dizzy, and weakened.

The canisters are bigger, and the spray more powerful.

The weapons of each state involved were shared.
Between them, they are sharing the same amount of weapons as the forces of Ferguson

http://www.mprnews.org/story/2016/09/13/dakota-access-pipeline-frequently-asked-questions

Thanks for posting. People can donate to help out the protesters on the tribe's website. http://standingrock.org/
 
Why isn't super progressive and not racist Obama/Clinton saying or doing shit about this???

Too busy begging for money to do their job I suppose.....:rolleyes:
 
No surprise that you haven't bothered to find out.

I said do something, giving jerk off responses and virtue signaling bullshit while their goons continue to shit on these people doesn't count.

Try again (D) fanboy shill hack lemming.


Smart move.....Obama and Clinton are going to steam roll the savages till they all get paid.

Hope and change everybody!!:D
 
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