Dakota Access Pipeline Rally: Tim Mentz: UPDATED (Five more minutes added)

[Donkees]

Published on Sep 17, 2016
This video was recorded September 3rd 2016. Tim Mentz speaks of the destruction of sacred site and other places by Dakota Access Pipeline. This information is very important for the world to see.. Please share with all and tell them to share Wopila Tanka.

[font size="3"]NOTICE: This video is a new edit I had to do. I had a tech problem with a P2 card spanned clip and could not get part 2 of this shoot. It took awhile but I got it.

There is five more minutes added. Mr. Mentz gives more details about what happened on September 3rd, 2016. There is more historical and cultural information explained. -Tony Brave[/font]

Note: If it's technology you are guaranteed that something may go wrong or break..... just like a pipeline. No DAPL!!!!

[saidsimplesimon]

1. K&R

Just wanted to add this related news. The media is only interested in reporting the economic impact of inevitable oil spills. Ground water contamination is a real danger to human existence.

http://kfor.com/2016/09/16/state-of-emergency-declared-after-crucial-oil-pipeline-leaks-250000-gallons-in-alabama/

State of emergency declared after crucial oil pipeline leaks 250,000 gallons in Alabama
POSTED 11:02 AM, SEPTEMBER 16, 2016, BY CNN WIRE
...snip
A section of the Colonial Pipeline, which runs from Houston to New York, has been closed since Sept. 9 after a spill of roughly 250,000 gallons was discovered in rural Shelby County, Ala.

[Donkees]

2. Yes, money talks on TV

[malthaussen]

3. You'll note that the governors have declared a State of Emergency...

... not because of any possible environmental impact, about which they couldn't care less, but because it will cause gasoline prices to spike.

-- Mal

[saidsimplesimon]

4. Yes, but the first

paragraph, indeed the entire article was focused on price and shortages of oil.

[malthaussen]

5. Ah, yes, that is what I said. n/t

[saidsimplesimon]

6. thank you, I should have

read more than the first line.