Standing Rock: Five DAPL Work Sites Shut Down by Peaceful Action Oct. 3, 2016

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Photos above by Kandi

A nearly two-mile line of vehicles shut down five Dakota Access Pipeline work sites peacefully -- with no police altercations Monday.

Photos below by Red Warrior Camp

Yesterday October 3, 2016, a caravan of 111 cars and 500 people strong rolled out from Standing Rock Encampment on a Toxic Tour of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Construction at work sites along the pipeline was stopped in the continued protection of sacred waters.

The sheer presence and mass numbers of indigenous warriors and water protectors on the caravan succeeded in stopping work on DPAL.#BlackSnakeKillas will win the day with these actions. We are warriors. We are fierce. We will not stop until the Black Snake is dead.

A victory was won in the fight for clean water for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and all nations who rely on this river. Yesterday we counted coup on the enemy and we collectively and effectively shut down 5 DAPL construction work sites; the DAPL workers and equipment were sent home costing not only the Dakota Access Pipeline thousands upon thousand of dollars but the investors and share holders as well.

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News reports confirm work stopped at DAPL due to mass movement of water protectors:
http://www.kfyrtv.com/content/news/Drive-by-Dakota-Access-Pipeline-protest-through-Morton-County-halts-construction-for-over-2-hours-395740401.html