De Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protesten hebben een aantal ‘mooie zaken’ opgeleverd voor politiestaat en terreurentiteit VS. Het gaat hier om dezelfde pijpleiding waar nu al 2 lekken zijn geconstateerd….
Het lokale bureau van de sheriff en de politie hebben de vreedzame demonstranten bestookt met geluidskanonnen, traangas (chemische wapen), ‘niet dodelijke munitie’ zoals rubberkogels, wapenstokken en tasers……..
TigerSwan, een aannemer van militaire klussen, vooral voor het Midden-Oosten, heeft de vreedzame demonstranten aangemerkt als terroristen met een sterk religieuze achtergrond, waarbij men zelfs het woord ‘jihadisten’ durfde te gebruiken………
The Intercept wist 100 documenten te achterhalen via een lek bij TigerSwan. In die documenten en documenten via andere bronnen, is o.a. te lezen, dat TigerSwan spreekt over een ‘battlefield’ ofwel een ‘slagveld….’ Nogmaals: het ging hier om vreedzame protesten……..
Op alle mogelijke manieren werden de demonstranten in de gaten gehouden en tegengewerkt, zelfs infiltratie werd gebruikt. Waar deze infiltranten overgingen tot geweld, een manier van doen, die de VS al in de 70er jaren gebruikte, om vreedzame demonstranten te criminaliseren (de Nederlandse politie gebruikte dit ‘wapen ‘in de strijd [voor de bouwmaffia speculanten als makelaars en banken] tegen krakers)….. Zie ook: ‘New Video Emerges of #NoDAPL Infiltrators Setting Vehicles on Fire‘
De vreedzame demonstranten, die volkomen terecht hebben gedemonstreerd tegen de DAPL, worden ook door hun overheid uitgemaakt voor terroristen, terwijl die overheid, zoals u kon lezen, enorme terreur tegen deze demonstranten gebruikte……. De nu al geconstateerde lekken in de DAPL geven ten overvloede nog eens aan, dat deze demonstranten het gelijk volledig aan hun kan hadden en hebben….. Zie wat die lekken betreft ook: ‘List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century‘ (stuitend!!)
De VS is een stuk verder met het uitbreiden van de al bestaande politiestaat, waar men de eigen bevolking te lijf gaat, als ging het om islam terroristen en mensenrechten aan de kant heeft geschoven……
Lees en huiver:
Oil
Leaks and Militarized Police: The Legacy of the Dakota Access
Pipeline
June
25, 2017 at 12:10 pm
Written
by Derrick
Broze
As
the Dakota Access Pipeline nears operational status the project is
marred with new reports of oil leaks and the presence of a private
military contractor.
(ACTIVIST
POST) — While
protesters and water protectors battled against the Dakota Access
Pipeline throughout the second half of 2016 the public was often left
aghast at the brutal tactics employed by the Morton County Sheriff’s
office and supporting police. LRAD sound cannons, tear gas, batons,
tasers, and “less than lethal” ammunition rounds were fired at
the opponents of Energy Transfer Partner’s DAPL.
Now, new
documents obtained by The
Intercept reveal
the presence of TigerSwan, a private contractor with origins as a
U.S. military and State Department client in the global War on
Terror. TigerSwan was hired for their experience dealing with
“insurgent” movements in the Middle East.
The
Intercept obtained
the more than 100 internal documents via a leak from a TigerSwan
contractor. The online publication also gathered new details by
combing through over 1,000 documents received via open records
requests. The documents are dated from September 2016 and May
2017. They reveal that TigerSwan believes they have found a
“proven method of defeating pipeline insurgencies” via
“aggressive intelligence preparation of the battlefield and active
coordination between intelligence and security elements.” This
acknowledgement shows that local police and former military elements
are confidently prepared to take on any future uprisings.
“Internal
TigerSwan communications describe the movement as “an ideologically
driven insurgency with a strong religious component” and compare
the anti-pipeline water protectors to jihadist fighters,” The
Intercept writes.
“One report, dated February 27, 2017, states that since the
movement “generally followed the jihadist insurgency model while
active, we can expect the individuals who fought for and supported it
to follow a post-insurgency model after its collapse.”
The
documents outline TigerSwan’s “multifaceted” operation
involving “sweeping and invasive surveillance of protesters”. The
leaked documents also highlight TigerSwan’s efforts to paint the
water protectors in a negative light by portraying them as
“unpredictable” and “menacing.” Daily
reports from TigerSwan also
expose what many onlookers have suspected; ETP* and local police were
heavily engaged in aerial surveillance, radio eavesdropping,
infiltration of camps and activist circles.
Infiltration
and surveillance were not the only tactics employed against water
protectors. Dakota Access LLC** and ETP also attempted to slow their
opponents down by legal battles. The companies filed a lawsuit
against Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Chairman David Archambault and
four others, claiming the resistance to the pipeline was costing them
$75,000 a day. The lawsuit sought a restraining order and monetary
damages. Earlier this month, The
Bismarck Tribune reported that
a federal judge had dismissed the lawsuit based on a lack of claim.
“Dakota
Access cannot aggregate the alleged harm from all pipeline protesters
in calculating the value of an injunction against individuals acting
independently,” U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland wrote.
The
most recent development in the DAPL saga is the fact that water
protectors and opponents of this pipeline have already been proven
correct in their assessment that the pipeline would leak. CBS
Minnesota reports there
have been at least two different leaks since March. In one incident a
feeder line leaked more than 100 gallons of oil. Another leak caused
84 gallons to spill into snow and soil. Energy Transfer Partners and
the Minnesota State Health Department released statements promising
there was no damage to local wildlife or the environment.
The
opponents of the DAPL have long called attention to the
militarization of the police, the use of the militarized police
against peaceful water protectors, and the potential for damage
caused by leaks. Less than a year after the battle began the Standing
Rock Sioux and their allies are vindicated in their efforts.
Unfortunately,
the pipeline is going forth and if a larger spill comes, thousands
more will suffer. Perhaps at that point, the public will finally
understand that water is life.
* ETP: Energy Transfer Partner
** LLC: Limited Liability Company (vennootschap met beperkte aansprakelijkheid…)
By Derrick
Broze / Creative
Commons / ActivistPost.com / Report
a typo
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en: ‘The
Dakota Access Pipeline Is Already Leaking‘‘
en: ‘List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century‘ (stuitend!!)
en: ‘Keystone XL pijpleiding heeft grote hoeveelheid olie gelekt, terwijl vreedzame demonstranten tegen de aanleg worden weggezet als terroristen……‘
en: ‘The Dakota Access Pipeline Is Already Leaking‘
en: ‘Grote banken overtreden eigen duurzaamheidsregels……..‘
en: ‘Regering Brits-Columbia liegt over olievervuiling…….‘ (zie ook de verdere links onder dat bericht)
