WE are ALL Standing Rock!
NORTH DAKOTA has suspended the Constitution, abused and arrested PEACEFUL PROTESTERS, watched silently as arrogant Dork Dirty Energy Kelcy Warren and Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners have destroyed sacred burial grounds and ancient artifacts. [NOTE: Kelcy Warren also BOUGHT Texas and elsewhere with generous campaign contributions.]
Kelcy Warren's 27,000 sq. foot Park Lane mansion I wrote about a few months back includes notable features fit for a theme park. Warren's 5323 Park Lane moves up as a new home to spot #4 on the list, beating Ross Perot's Strait Lane mansion that was #4 2 years ago. Kelcy also topped real estate headlines when he purchased Boot Jack Ranch, a $50 Million dollar 3,500+ acre plus ranch, in Colorado.
http://infocelebrityhomes.blogspot.com/2011/06/d-magazine-most-expensive-homes-in.html
US Corporate Media PROPAGANDA Machines have mostly ignored the issue or reported it inaccurately.
THE WORLD IS WATCHING, NORTH DAKOTA! YOU ARE A DISGRACE!
OBAMA FAIL for his inaction!
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Dakota Access: Company Under Scrutiny Over Sacred Artifacts in Oil Pipeline's Path
Sam Levin, Guardian UK
Levin writes: "North Dakota regulators are filing a complaint against the oil company building the Dakota Access pipeline for failing to disclose the discovery of Native American artifacts in the path of construction."
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Scott Galindez | What I Voted For
Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "I voted for a Supreme Court that will protect women's right to choose, oppose all forms of discrimination, and support due process."
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Scott Galindez, Reader Supported News
Galindez writes: "I voted for a Supreme Court that will protect women's right to choose, oppose all forms of discrimination, and support due process."
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The Voter Fraud Lie We Can't Shake
Dale Ho, The New York Times
Ho writes: "Thinly supported allegations of electoral malfeasance have been deployed throughout American history, often by those who want to restrict the vote."
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Dale Ho, The New York Times
Ho writes: "Thinly supported allegations of electoral malfeasance have been deployed throughout American history, often by those who want to restrict the vote."
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Man Held in Solitary Confinement for 37 Years Wins Legal Victory in Pennsylvania
Sarah Blatt-Harold, Solitary Watch
Blatt-Harold writes: "Johnson, now 64, spent close to 37 years - over half of his life - alone, locked in a 7 x 12 square foot cell for 23-24 hours a day. He was put in solitary for an alleged escape attempt when he was 26 years old, and was never released."
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Sarah Blatt-Harold, Solitary Watch
Blatt-Harold writes: "Johnson, now 64, spent close to 37 years - over half of his life - alone, locked in a 7 x 12 square foot cell for 23-24 hours a day. He was put in solitary for an alleged escape attempt when he was 26 years old, and was never released."
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Dakota Access: Company Under Scrutiny Over Sacred Artifacts in Oil Pipeline's Path
Sam Levin, Guardian UK
Levin writes: "North Dakota regulators are filing a complaint against the oil company building the Dakota Access pipeline for failing to disclose the discovery of Native American artifacts in the path of construction."
READ MORE
Sam Levin, Guardian UK
Levin writes: "North Dakota regulators are filing a complaint against the oil company building the Dakota Access pipeline for failing to disclose the discovery of Native American artifacts in the path of construction."
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California Vote Could Save Thousands of Kids From Harsh Adult Sentencing
Melissa Hellmann, YES! Magazine
Hellmann writes: "If voters pass Proposition 57, it could ease some of the juvenile justice system's worst get-tough-on-crime elements from past decades."
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Melissa Hellmann, YES! Magazine
Hellmann writes: "If voters pass Proposition 57, it could ease some of the juvenile justice system's worst get-tough-on-crime elements from past decades."
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El Salvador: Maria Teresa Rivera Jailed for Her Abortion and Freed
Nina Lakhani, Al Jazeera
Lakhani writes: "After serving four years for foeticide, Maria Teresa Rivera was freed. But a new appeal wants to send her back to jail."
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Nina Lakhani, Al Jazeera
Lakhani writes: "After serving four years for foeticide, Maria Teresa Rivera was freed. But a new appeal wants to send her back to jail."
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Michigan Residents Deplore Plan to Let Nestlé Pump Water for Next to Nothing
Jessica Glenzain, Guardian UK
Glenzain writes: "Michigan regulators were deluged with angry comments this week, after reports that the state had drafted a permit approval for Nestlé to nearly double the amount of groundwater it pumps from a plant in Evart, Michigan to 210m gallons a year."
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Jessica Glenzain, Guardian UK
Glenzain writes: "Michigan regulators were deluged with angry comments this week, after reports that the state had drafted a permit approval for Nestlé to nearly double the amount of groundwater it pumps from a plant in Evart, Michigan to 210m gallons a year."
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