March 18, 2021
Seven Water Protectors Lock Down at Enbridge Line 3 in Minnesota today, March 18, 2021
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| Photo courtesy GINIW Collective |
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| Read the article at Duluth News Tribune: https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/news/government-and-politics/6936690-Jane-Fonda-joins-Indigenous-opposition-to-Line-3-in-Minnesota |
Water Protectors Blockade Line 3 Pump Station
By GINIW Collective
Censored News
March 18, 2021
Contact: giniw@protonmail.com
SWATARA, Minn. -- Today, Thursday morning, seven water protectors are locked to each other, blocking work on an Enbridge Line 3 pump station.
Enbridge announced it will be ceasing work in sensitive wetland areas per Minnesota law, but will continue work on pump stations and sites in “non-sensitive areas”. A steady stream of water protectors committed to stand with Anishinaabe treaty territory and future generations grows.
March 17, 2021
Dakota Access Pipeline sues TigerSwan, wants Standing Rock spy documents concealed and destroyed
Censored News
In a twist of events, Energy Transfer Partners sued TigerSwan after TigerSwan released confidential documents to the North Dakota regulatory board.
TigerSwan, contracted mercenaries in warzones, was under probe for operating without a license in North Dakota when it spied on Standing Rock Water Protectors.
The Dakota Access Pipeline wants these documents sealed up, destroyed, and kept from the public.
TigerSwan, contracted mercenaries in warzones, was under probe for operating without a license in North Dakota when it spied on Standing Rock Water Protectors.
The Dakota Access Pipeline wants these documents sealed up, destroyed, and kept from the public.
Carter Camp: Defending Bear Butte in 2006
Bear Butte: Carter Camp and the opposition to a biker bar in 2006. AP photo.
Publisher's note: Carter Camp sent this for publication in 2006, as censorship in Indian country media increased. It is republished today, 15 years later, to preserve Carter's words for history, and out of respect for his work, those who led the struggle beside him, and his family and friends. -- Brenda, Censored News
By Carter Camp, Ponca
June 14, 2006
Ah-ho My Relations,
Again many things have happened since I last wrote an update on our fight to defend our sacred mountain. The beginning of our gathering is only a few weeks away, and the local county government continues to license and permit booze and concert venues all around Bear Butte. In that respect nothing has changed, we still must come together this summer to stand in solidarity, united in our determination to defend Bear Butte. On a personal level I suffered a mild heart problem which hospitalized me for a while and has restricted my activities somewhat. I'm better now and the good thing is that Debra White Plume, Natalie Hand and Vic Camp have carried on in notifying people and societies of our efforts.
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