cross-posted from the Giniw Collective (Backus, MN) Thursday morning, water protectors locked to each other inside a Line 3 pipe segment, halting construction at an Enbridge worksite as dozens more held space. The site is a few miles from a large Enbridge man camp operating in the township of Backus,… Continue reading
The hypocrisy displayed today is not surprising but is too much to stomach. Chuds, fascists, and maga losers didn’t “storm” the Capitol, they were let in. The armed takeover of the Capitol was explicitly white supremacist, violent, and not based in any truth or justice. Their sense of entitlement has… Continue reading
cross-posted from the Giniw Collective FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 28, 2020 Contact: giniw@protonmail.com Water Protector Ascends Tripod Blockading Enbridge Line 3 Pipe-yard (Backus, MN) Monday morning, a water protector bravely ascended a tripod high in the air blockading an Enbridge pipe-yard, as dozens of supporters held space below. Since giving the… Continue reading
cross-posted from the Ginew Collective FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: giniw@protonmail.com December 4th, 2020 Palisade, MN – Two water protectors began tree sits in the forest set to be logged for the drill pad of Enbridge’s Line 3 tar sands pipeline at the Missisippi River. These sits are direct blockades to… Continue reading
cross-posted from the Ginew Collective FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: giniw@protonmail.com November 18, 2020 Two Water Protectors Lock Down to Enbridge Line 3 Excavators Blocking Active Construction (Two Inlets, MN) This morning, two water protectors locked their bodies through the treads of excavators working on a pump station for Enbridge’s Line… Continue reading
Cross-posted from the Chameleon Blockade For Immediate Release: Contacts: Chameleon Blockade, (360) 209 6426, chameleonblockade@protonmail.com Ian Frederick, (360) 474 2387 Nathan McKay, mckayresources@protonmail.com Cops raid protest camp in Capitol Forest, lone man in canopy continues to block logging Capitol State Forest, WA – Early Wednesday afternoon, a convoy of trucks… Continue reading