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woensdag 21 december 2016

ING financiert de Dakota Access Pipeline, die het leefgebied van het Sioux volk bedreigt..........

Gisteren ontving ik van Food & Water Watch een petitie gericht aan banken, die de Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) financieren. Eén van  die banken is 'onze eigen' ING. Deze oliepijpleiding gaat dwars door het leefgebied van het Sioux volk en over en door voor hen heilig grondgebied en rivier. Gezien alle rampen met pijpleidingen, waar de reguliere media 'vreemd genoeg' amper aandacht voor hebben, is het te belachelijk voor woorden, dat die pijpleiding juist daar aangelegd moet worden.......

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Let wel: een dergelijk project wordt nooit gelegd in de buurt van 'rijke steden', of gebieden waar veel welgestelden wonen en als men dit toch probeert, is het plan binnen de kortste keren afgevoerd, waarna een alternatieve route wordt gekozen........ Er staat nu een ban op deze Dakota Access Pipeline, dit door ingrijpen van de U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), maar Trump zal na zijn aantreden deze ban vrijwel onmiddellijk opheffen........

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Lees het artikel en de tekst van het volgende artikel en teken a.u.b. mee als u klant bent van ING (of klant van de andere genoemde banken), geef het door!

Who's Bankrolling the Dakota Access Pipeline?
Tell 17 Big Banks to Stop Funding This Dirty Project.

If you are thinking of moving your money to a bank not financing the Dakota Access Pipeline, please note where you currently bank so that we can have greater and more specific impact.

Petition to the 17 banks on the project loan for the Dakota Access Pipeline (Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ, BayernLB, BBVA, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Crédit Agricole, DNB ASA, ICBC, ING, Intesa Sanpaolo, Mizuho Bank, Natixis, SMBC, Société Générale, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, TD Bank, Wells Fargo):

Stop supporting the Dakota Access Pipeline and disregarding the inherent sovereignty and rights of Indigenous peoples, including self-determination, Free, Prior and Informed Consent and the rights recognized and affirmed in the 1851 and 1868 Fort Laramie Treaties with the Sioux. 

The vast majority of you have signed the Equator Principles, in which you commit to resolve differences to the satisfaction of Indigenous peoples. And, according to the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, you all have a responsibility to respect human rights and remediate human rights violations linked to your business operations. 

The militarized police actions against peaceful and unarmed water protectors have been widely and publicly condemned, and may result in a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into police misconduct and civil rights abuses. 

Continuing to finance DAPL signals your approval of the use of militarized force against those asserting their First Amendment rights and traditional spiritual beliefs and practices, and disregard for Indigenous responsibilities to protect people, lands and water. 

We demand that you discontinue DAPL loan disbursements until outstanding issues with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and the Seven Council Fires of the Great Sioux Nation - Oceti Sakowin are resolved, and Equator Principle 5, which requires Free, Prior and Informed Consent from Indigenous peoples, is upheld.

For months the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Oceti Sakowin headmen and elders, other Indigenous peoples and other water protectors and allies have been under siege while peacefully and prayerfully resisting the DAPL.

The pipeline was approved without environmental reviews, adequate assessment of cultural properties and sacred sites, or the Free, Prior and Informed Consent of the Standing Rock Sioux affirmed in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

In addition to violating sovereign Indigenous rights and responsibilities, continued pipeline construction and any spills pose significant and direct threats to sacred sites and water supplies for the Standing Rock Sioux, who live less than a mile downstream, and threaten direct harm to the Missouri River, which provides drinking water to millions of people.1

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The companies responsible for the pipeline are Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) and Sunoco Logistics, who have a deplorable track record of pipeline spills and total disregard for Tribal rights, land and water.2

On December 4, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers denied the easement needed to finish drilling under the Missouri River, saying it was necessary to produce an Environmental Impact Statement and analyze alternatives.3 Yet ETP insists that the companies "fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting."4

This could lead to banks financing an illegal activity. ETP and Sunoco are rushing to build a pipeline that is economically unnecessary today, and will become a stranded asset as the world moves away from climate-destroying fuels.

If DAPL does not deliver oil by January 1, shipper contracts will expire and the project will be in jeopardy.5 The Morton County Sheriff's Department has violently repressed the water protectors in service of the corporate desperation to meet this timeline. Given further project delays as a result of the December 4 decision, that January deadline won’t be met.

The 17 banks financing the DAPL project have not yet disbursed all the loan funds they’ve committed. These banks now face a clear opportunity to reconsider further funding a project steeped in controversy and demonstrating material loss.

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Public pressure is forcing DAPL’s lenders to confront the reality that they are backing companies who are openly defying the rule of law, undermining the regulatory process and authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and setting a dangerous precedent. Now these lenders must take a stand.

It is time for these banks to cut their losses and for us to turn up the heat.

Sign this petition to support the sovereignty and rights of Indigenouspeoples and hold DAPL banks accountable.

1http://standwithstandingrock.net/history/
2http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-pipeline-nativeamericans-safety-i-idUSKCN11T1UW
3
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/dec/04/dakota-access-pipeline-permit-denied-standing-rock
4
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161204005090/en/
5
http://ieefa.org/ieefa-report-dakota-access-pipeline-driven-high-risk-financing-overbuilt-region-little-known-economic-weaknesses-controversial-project

Zie ook: 'North-Dakota Pipeline, grote schande voor Obama en de VS.......'

       en: 'Help het Sioux volk van Standing Rock in hun terechte (vreedzame) verzet tegen bodem- en watervervuiling.....'

        en: 'ING liegt dat het niet onder contract DAPL uit kan.........'

        en: 'ING topman stelt dat ING zich niet kan terugtrekken uit DAPL..... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!'

        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: 'List of pipeline accidents in the United States in the 21st century' (stuitend!!)

       en: 'VS overheden behandelden demonstranten tegen de DAPL als terroristen, zo blijkt uit gelekte documenten.....'

       en: 'Grote banken moeten stoppen met het financieren van klimaatrampen en de rechten van de oorspronkelijke bevolking her en der respecteren!'

       en: 'Grote banken overtreden eigen duurzaamheidsregels........'

       en:  'Help het Sioux volk van Standing Rock in hun terechte (vreedzame) verzet tegen bodem- en watervervuiling.....'

       en: 'Canada’s Standing Rock..... Stop de Site C Dam!'

       en: 'Regering Brits-Columbia liegt over olievervuiling.......' (zie ook de verdere links onder dat bericht)

Voor meer berichten n.a.v. het bovenstaande, klik op één van de labels, die u onder dit bericht terug kan vinden, dit geldt niet voor het label 'USACE'.

woensdag 30 november 2016

Canada’s Standing Rock..... Stop de Site C Dam!

Gisteren ontving ik een petitie van Amnesty USA. Deze petitie is tegen het laten onderlopen van een vallei, die al meer dan 100 jaar geleden als schaamlap werd toebedeeld aan de oorspronkelijke bevolking (die toen wegens een op hen gepleegde genocide gigantisch gedecimeerd was...), voor al het hen ontstolen land......

De regering Trudeau heeft al toestemming gegeven voor het bouwen van de Site C Dam, waarvoor het aan het plaatselijk volk toebedeelde land, de Peace Valley, onder water dreigt te verdwijnen........

Mensen het is 2016 en de regeringen van Canada en de VS moeten eindelijk begrijpen, dat ze met hun vieze geldgraaipoten van het land van de oorspronkelijke bevolking af dienen te blijven!!

Lees en teken de petitie a.u.b. en geef het door aan familie, vrienden en bekenden!!


Urge Canada to Halt the Site C Dam

Like indigenous rights protectors around the world, Helen Knott is trying to protect her people's way of life.


More than 100 years ago, Helen Knott’s great-great grandfather signed an agreement with the Canadian government that was meant to protect his people’s way of life. That promise is being broken.

The government has given the go-ahead for the Site C dam, a huge hydro-electric project in the Peace River Valley, British Columbia. If built, it will drown over 80km of land, sweeping away Indigenous hunting, fishing and burial grounds. Tell Canada to halt the Site C dam.

What's worse, the government KNEW the dam would inflict permanent harm to the Indigenous peoples in the area, and approved the dam any way.Tell Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to immediately halt the Site C dam and respect the rights of Indigenous peoples in the Peace River Valley.

Despite a pending court case to block the project, the hydroelectric company has begun clearing the valley.
No amount of commerce — not a dam nor an oil pipeline — trumps the human rights of an entire people.

"This is my home. This is where I want to raise my children and my grandchildren," said Helen. "What will we have left?

If the multi-billion dollar Site C dam goes ahead, the people of the Peace River Valley will lose one of the last areas where they still hunt, fish and carry out sacred ceremonies.Stand in solidarity with Helen and the Indigenous people of the Peace River Valley struggling to save their ancestral lands. Tell Canada to halt the Site C dam.

Thank you for your commitment to human rights and dignity for all.

In solidarity,

Zeke Johnson
Director, Individuals at Risk Program
Amnesty International USA 


Zie ook: 'Help het Sioux volk van Standing Rock in hun terechte (vreedzame) verzet tegen bodem- en watervervuiling.....'

       en: 'North-Dakota Pipeline, grote schande voor Obama en de VS.......'

Klik voor meer berichten n.a.v. het bovenstaande, op één van de labels, die u onder dit bericht terug kan vinden.

vrijdag 25 november 2016

Help het Sioux volk van Standing Rock in hun terechte (vreedzame) verzet tegen bodem- en watervervuiling.....

De mensen in Standing Rock hebben uw steun nodig! Lees en teken a.u.b. de petitie (van een paar dagen geleden), na het volgende artikel van The Guardian en geef deze petitie (en berichten) door aan familie, vrienden en bekenden:

Dakota Access pipeline protester 'may lose her arm' after police standoff


Sophia Wilansky, 21, was seriously injured after being hit by projectile when officers threw less-than-lethal weapons at demonstrators, her father said

Sophia Wilansky


A 21-year-old woman was severely injured and may lose her arm after being hit by a projectile when North Dakota law enforcement officers turned a water cannon on Dakota Access pipeline protesters and threw “less-than-lethal” weapons, according to the woman’s father.

Sophia Wilansky was one of several hundred protesters injured during the standoff with police on Sunday on a bridge near the site where the pipeline is planned to cross under the Missouri river.

Graphic photographs of her injured arm with broken bones visible were circulated on social media.

The best-case scenario is no pain and 10-20% functionality,” said Wayne Wilansky, Sophia’s father, who travelled to Minneapolis where his daughter underwent eight hours of surgery on Monday. He said his daughter had been hit by a concussion grenade thrown by a police officer and that the arteries, median nerve, muscle and bone in her left arm had been “blown away”. 

Sophia will require additional surgery in the next few days and her arm may still have to be amputated, he added. “She’s devastated. She looks at her arm and she cries,” he said.

Sophia Wilansky is one of thousands of activists who have travelled to the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota to attempt to halt the construction of the pipeline. Members of the

Standing Rock Sioux tribe established a “spiritual camp” on the banks of the Missouri in April. The tribe fears the pipeline will jeopardise their water supply and say that construction has disturbed sacred burial grounds.

Hier de link naar een video van 1,5 minuut:

The activists, who call themselves “water protectors”, have faced a heavily militarised police force. More than 400 protesters have been arrested by law enforcement officers who have deployed pepper spray, teargas, rubber bullets, Tasers, sound weapons and other “less-than-lethal” methods.

Following Sunday’s confrontation 26 protesters were taken to hospital and more than 300 injured, according to the Standing Rock Medic & Healer Council. Most of the injured had hypothermia after being hit by a water cannon in below-freezing weather.

The Morton County sheriff’s department did not immediately respond to inquiries from the Guardian. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, a spokeswoman for the department denied the agency had deployed concussion grenades and suggested the injury may have occurred while protesters were “rigging up their own explosives”.

The Standing Rock Medic & Healer Council refuted law enforcement’s claims in a statement, citing eye-witness accounts of seeing police throw concussion grenades, “the lack of charring of flesh at the wound site” and “grenade pieces that have been removed from her arm in surgery and will be saved for legal proceedings”.

The incident on Sunday began when about 100 activists attempted to remove two burned trucks from the bridge just north of the main encampment. The bridge has been barricaded for several weeks, blocking the most direct route to Bismarck, North Dakota, and raising safety concerns among residents of the camp and the reservation.

The barricade may have exacerbated Wilansky’s injury, her father said, by delaying her arrival at a hospital in Bismarck. She was subsequently airlifted to another hospital in Minneapolis.

Wilansky has received a massive outpouring of support online. A crowdfunding campaign established to help pay her medical bills raised more than $120,000 (£96,000) from more than 4,000 donors in the first seven hours. 

Friends of Wilansky are planning a prayer vigil in Minneapolis on Tuesday.
  • This article was amended on 21 November 2016 to clarify that Sophia Wilansky’s father told the Guardian that she was injured by a projectile, which North Dakota law enforcement denies.

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 As Thanksgiving approaches, more than 100 Native Americans and their allies have just been attacked and injured by police in a new assault using rubber bullets, tear gas, mace canisters and water cannons in freezing temperature.

Videos show police spraying people with cold water in freezing weather which has led to mass hypothermia.
This is an emergency. Please sign the petition that is helping us bring attention to these outrages.
Please call the phone numbers 
on the page following the petition to demand a halt to this injustice.
Our petition to President Barack Obama, North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple, the Morton County Sheriff's Department, and the Army Corps of Engineers, reads:

Regarding Standing Rock, we urge you to remove the National Guard. Halt the provision of war weapons and war training to police departments. Demilitarize police actions at Standing Rock. Send Department of Justice observers. Deny the Army Corps of Engineers' permit for the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Click here to demand justice.
Let's not forget that the courageous water protectors at Standing Rock are protecting the climate of the earth we all need to live on.
Signing our names on to amplify their voices is the least we can do.
After signing the petition, please use the tools on the next webpage to share it with your friends and to make important phone calls.
This work is only possible with your financial support. Please chip in $3 now. 
-- The RootsAction.org Team
P.S. RootsAction is an independent online force endorsed by Jim Hightower, Barbara Ehrenreich, Cornel West, Daniel Ellsberg, Glenn Greenwald, Naomi Klein, Bill Fletcher Jr., Laura Flanders, former U.S. Senator James Abourezk, Coleen Rowley, Frances Fox Piven, Lila Garrett, Phil Donahue, Sonali Kolhatkar, and many others.
Background:
TYT Politics: Barbaric Dakota Access Oil Police Cause Mass Hypothermia 
Democracy Now: Standing Rock: 100+ Injured After Police Attack with Water Cannons, Rubber Bullets & Mace
Associated Press: Police, Protesters Face off at Dakota Access Pipeline

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Hier nog twee video's en teksten van Brasscheck TV:

The full truth about the Dakota pipeline 


On this day where we supposedly give thanks for the Native Americans who saved the Pilgrims from freezing and starving to death...

Let's get some things straight about the Dakota pipeline:

1. The entire project is based o fraudulent permitting and Obama can shut it down with the stroke of a pen.

2. This pipeline was deemed "too dangerous" to run nearby Bismarck so it was moved to this area where it threatens the only fresh water supply in the region.

3. The entire Missouri River is put at risk by this poorly conceived project.

4. This pipeline is only economically because the 40+ year LAW forbidding the export of oil from the US was recently overturned.

5. We are trading the future of our fresh water supply for the chance for a few billionaires to make a killing by exporting US energy reserves that we should be retaining for ourselves.

Please share this widely so your friends, family and colleagues understand what's at stake and support the heroic effort thousands are making to stop it.


No water, no life and what's at stake in North Dakota

No water, no life.

It's a simple formula.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains simple facts the mainstream news media won't share
with you in a million years.

For example, did you now that Trump owns a $2 million stake in the pipeline?

Did you know this pipeline project is violating many existing laws and could be shut down with the stroke of a pen?
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Welcome to the police state

North Dakota...Oil companies want to put a pipeline under the Missouri River.

The people who live there want to stop it.

And out come the head crackers in blue.

Obama's comment: "We're going to let it ride."


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Alsof het gvd niet genoeg is, dat de VS de grootste genocide ooit heeft gepleegd op de rechtmatige bewoners, van wat nu de VS heet...........

Het is duidelijk, dat de politie door het inzetten van waterkanonnen in de kou, de bevolking martelt, dezelfde bevolking, die het zou moeten beschermen (ook tegen bodem- en watervervuiling!!), 

Zie ook: 'North-Dakota Pipeline, grote schande voor Obama en de VS.......'

        en: 'Canada’s Standing Rock..... Stop de Site C Dam!'

        en: 'ING financiert de Dakota Access Pipeline, die het leefgebied van het Sioux volk bedreigt..........'

Voor meer berichten n.a.v. het bovenstaande, klik op één van de labels, die u onder dit bericht terug kan vinden.