Breaking: DAPL Convoy of 10 Oversized Semis Headed Toward Missouri River

Johnny K. Dangers reporting live from Standing Rock Breaking: Convoy of 10 Fully Oversized Semis loaded

Breaking: We just saw a Convoy of 10 fully oversized semis loaded with NEW Dakota Access Pipeline heading south on Highway 6 directly where the pipeline crosses the road. Heavy construction is ongoing east of the highway with large crews. DAPL is working as fast as possible to race towards the Missouri River. We must stop the Black Snake! Share! #NoDAPL #WaterisLife #KeepitintheGround

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Water Protectors Block Highway in Bismarck, Some Charges Dropped Oct. 17, 2016

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Thank you to Unicorn Riot for continued coverage after four live streamers have been arrested and jailed during pipeline coverage.

Unicorn Riot has been live streaming at Standing Rock since Camp of the Sacred Stones was first created. Their recent excellent coverage includes the lock downs in Iowa, where Dakota Access Pipeline is seizing land of humble farmers, and threatening more than 60 rivers with the pipeline. All pipelines break. -- Brenda, Censored News

http://www.unicornriot.ninja/?p=10186

NIEA Urges Justice in Racial Attack on Indigenous Peoples Marchers in Reno

Statement of the National Indian Education Association, after the driver of a truck plows through Indigenous Peoples Marchers in Reno. Reno Police charged the victims and only charged the driver with a misdemeanor. One grandmother is hospitalized with a fractured pelvis.

On behalf of the National Indian Education Association (NIEA) the largest and oldest

organization advocating for American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian

students, schools and communities, we write to express our deep concern and

outrage at the recent assault and hate crime that was committed against the Reno

Sparks Indian Colony, Nevada Tribes, and the community who were engaged in a

peaceful rally and march to protest Columbus Day and calling for the city and state to

replace this federal holiday to honor Indigenous People's Day. NIEA has long

supported Indigenous People's Day, having passed a resolution just last year as an

appropriate way to name what is now known as Columbus Day. We are particularly

concerned that our tribal and urban Indian communities continue to experience a

legacy of historical trauma from the generations of federal policies meant to

dispossess and terminate our very existence.

West Coast Women Warriors 'Warrior Spirits Rising at Morton County Courthouse'

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West Coast Women Warriors Media Cooperative 

Photos and Article by West Coast Women Warriors Media Cooperative
Censored News
October 17th 2016. Morton Country Colonial Courthouse

Today up to 10 people including journalist from Democracy Now! Amy Goodman, who turned herself in today attended court; for their actions on the Frontlines to protect the water from being poisoned by the Dakota Access Pipeline.

A crowd of roughly 100 people gathered to support the Water Protectors. In what is quickly becoming the new normal here in the stolen lands of the Standing Rock, Lakota People, a heavy presence of riot police came out in full force with batons in hand ready to bang on the People in the name of their almighty leader Kelcy Warren CEO of Energy Transfer Partners.

When we first arrived early in the morning there was not much a presence of supporters but a lone ally with a sign. As the day commenced People flowed in with signs and flags, with Sage and Drums. We sang, we danced, we demanded justice for those who are facing serious charges and possible jail time for their acts of bravery in the fight for Sacred Water, against a corporate giant who’s only agenda is to extract as much oil for as little cost as possible with no regard whatsoever to the rights and the wants and needs of not only the Standing Rock Tribe but to the 17 million people downstream.

You have to question at these times, why the Morton County Sheriffs are so invested in this to the point of hyperbole, is it because North Dakotas Governor has shares and is himself profiting from this pipeline? The picture painted here is one of dystopian overtones that can be frightening if you are new to Indigenous Resistance or Frontline Land Defender activity.

To continuously be confronted with such violence for doing what is right and what is just for clean air, and water is tantamount to acts of war on Native Peoples. Right here. Right now. In 2016 the state is still brutalizing and committing genocide on our people.

The time is now to support those of the Water Protectors who have been unjustly arrested, the fight isn’t over when they are taken off the machines and arrested or held hostage by the State for being at actions! We must as always be proud of and in support of those who have taken action into their hands, who have bravely made the choice to protect Water at all costs. They have put their freedom on the line for what they believe and know to be true in this day and age not many people can say they put it all on the line in this manner to ensure a future we can all prosper in as humans.

You can’t live on a dead planet. We need more Warriors and Land Defenders and Water Protectors to come here, the numbers are dwindling but our Warrior Spirits are rising! We are awaiting your presence to help stop corporate capitalism from raping our Mother Earth!

Only time will tell what the actual outcome for those facing charges is until the trial’s are over and the verdicts and sentencing are in. We are Proud of all Water Protectors and Warriors, we are inspired and we are as always on a move to kill the Black Snake!

West Coast Women Warriors Media Cooperative
Oceti Sakowin ~Red Warrior Camp #RedWarriorCamp #StandingRock #MniWiconi

Standing Rock: Charge dismissed against Democracy Now's Amy Goodman

photo by Wicahpi Ksapa Peji Wikan

Morton County Judge just dismissed charge against Amy Goodman. The judge said there was no probable cause to charge Goodman with the riot charge.
Speaking live outside the courthouse, Goodman encouraged the Native American media, and local media, to contiune their vital coverage, and urged the national media to be present and cover this important breaking news story at Standing Rock.
 LIVE NOW outside Morton County Courthouse in North Dakota

Democracy Now's Amy Goodman is in Morton County today, ready to turn herself in for her coverage of the day when vicious dogs attacked Standing Rock water protectors, who were defending a burial place from bulldozers of Dakota Access Pipeline.
Goodman was first charged with criminal trespass, then as she was flying in, it was changed to a riot charge. She is scheduled to be arraigned today at 1:30 p.m,, Monday, Oct. 17, 2016.

Watch live on Democracy Now:
http://www.democracynow.org/2016/10/17/amy_goodman_broadcasts_from_north_dakota

Standing Rock: 16 Water Protectors Arrested Oct. 15, 2016

Breaking News: Massive police force Saturday, 16 arrests

Noticias de última hora: Fuerzas policiales masivas, 16 detenidos

North Dakota needs a lot of police to stop women and children from praying. Screen capture Censored News.

Excessive police force today to stop the prayer. Screen capture Censored News.

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Sat. Oct. 15, 2016

Hundreds of water protectors walked in from several directions. 

'We walked two miles to support our warrior who is locked down.'

From legal team: Sixteen arrests in Morton County with charges mostly Disobedience of Public Safety Orders under Riot Conditions and Disorderly Conduct, both class B misdemeanors, as well as criminal trespass and one new felony case. The water protector charged with a felony is in custody on a no bond hold. Six additional water protectors chose to spend the weekend in jail and will have bond hearings and arraignments on Monday.

By Brenda Norrell

Censored News

Oct. 15, 2016 update 8 p.m. today

ST. ANTHONY -- More than 500 water protectors hiked to the sites of Dakota Access Pipeline construction and were met with massive police force and armored vehicles on Saturday. At least 16 water protectors were arrested, including one person who was locked down for five hours to equipment.

“We walked two miles to support our warrior who is locked down," said one woman, among hundreds walking in from several directions.

Water protectors reported seeing the National Guard arrive near the site where the water protector was locked down to a track hoe.

Joye said, "Started the morning before the sun rose above the eastern horizon with prayers in a circle of water protectors and land defenders. That is the best feeling in the world. The morning progressed with a helicopter flying overhead, a line of cars stretching behind and in front of us. Each person dedicated to protecting the Sacred.

"Prayers, water and tobacco offered to the police to let us pray. The police moved back some and people walked over the hill to offer their prayers.

Joye, describing the pain from medical shots to her knees, said, "My knees are hurting still from the shots, so I came back to help be rear guard."

"Police have cars on all the roads leading to where we are and have blocked off those who walked to pray."

"We are waiting to see if we can get our prayer warriors back safe and get us out safe. In another action away from here 10 were arrested," Joye said.

"DAPL workers were conveyed out of the construction site by bus."

"Right now I'm looking at four police cruisers, Fargo police, ahead of me about an 1/8 of a mile away. We continue to pray we continue to stand. We stand," Joye said.

Melissa said, "The cops made a barricade. We sang, prayed, and marched right past them on to shut down the work site. Coming from three directions. Hundreds of us; using their tactics against them. We marched 3 miles so far. Pushed them back mile by mile. There are people locked down to the machinery on the site. Headed to them. Send all the love."

Open records request shows that for North Dakota and Morton Co., it is all about the money
The live streamers Unicorn Riot filed a public records request. The records show that for North Dakota and Morton Co., it is all about the money.
The state and police use tactics of over-policing and frightening the public. The state and Morton Co. are the only ones attempting to incite a riot.
Live streamers of Unicorn Riot are among the media who have been arrested and jailed by these police violating human rights and civil rights. Morton Co. doesn't want the public to see the truth revealed in the live streams, so police are arresting the media.
The truth is that Native Americans are facing armored vehicles and loaded assault weapons as they pray.
See Unicorn Riot records request revealing for North Dakota and police, it is all a about the money: http://www.unicornriot.ninja/?p=9638

Noticias de última hora: Fuerzas policiales masivas, 16 detenidos

Cientos de protectores del agua entraron desde varias direcciones. "Caminamos dos millas para apoyar nuestro guerrero que está encadenado. "

Desde el equipo legal: Dieciséis detenciones en el condado de Morton con cargos, sobre todo, relacionados con la desobediencia a las órdenes de la seguridad pública antidisturbios, condiciones y conducta desordenada, ambos delitos menores de clase B, así como la entrada ilegal y un caso nuevo de delito grave. El protector del agua que tenía un delito grave, se encuentra detenido sin derecho a fianza. Seis protectores adicionales de agua eligieron pasar el fin de semana en la cárcel y tendrán audiencias de fianza y de lectura de cargos el lunes.

Por Brenda Norrell

Censored News

15 de Oct., el año 2016 al día de hoy 8 p.m.

Villanueva, S. (Traducción)

ST. ANTHONY - Más de 500 protectores del agua se metieron a los sitios de construcción del oleoducto Acceso a Dakota de la petrolera y se encontraron con la fuerza masiva de la policía y vehículos blindados el sábado. Al menos 16 protectores del agua fueron detenidas, entre ellos una persona que se había encadenado durante cinco horas a los equipos de construcción.

"Caminamos dos millas para apoyar a nuestro guerrero que está encadenado", dijo una mujer, entre cientos caminando desde varias direcciones.

Los protectores del agua reportaron haber visto a la Guardia Nacional que llegaba cerca del lugar donde el protector del agua estaba encadenado a una maquinaria de construcción.

Joye dijo, "Se empezó por la mañana antes de que saliera el sol sobre el horizonte oriental, con oraciones en un círculo de protectores del agua y los defensores de la tierra. Esa es la mejor sensación del mundo. La mañana transcurrió con un helicóptero que volaba por encima, una fila de coches que se alargaba detrás y delante de nosotros. Cada persona dedicada a la protección de lo Sagrado."

"Las oraciones, el agua y el tabaco fueron ofrecidos a la policía para que oremos. La policía regreso a algunos y la gente caminaba sobre la colina para ofrecer sus oraciones."

Joye, que describe el dolor de las inyecciones médicas a sus rodillas, dijo: "Mis rodillas están sufriendo todavía de las inyecciones, por lo que regresó a ayudar a la retaguardia."

"La policía tiene coches en todos los caminos que conducen a dónde estamos y han bloqueado los que desean caminar para orar."

"Estamos a la espera de ver si podemos conseguir nuestros guerreros de la oración de vuelta sanos y salvos. En otra acción de aquí 10 fueron detenidos," dijo Joye.

"Los trabajadores de DAPL (el oleoducto Acceso a Dakota, por sus siglas en inglés) se transportaron fuera del emplazamiento de la obra en autobús."

"En este momento estoy mirando a cuatro coches de policía. La policía de Fargo, delante de mí, esta sobre un 1/8 de milla de distancia. Seguimos orando seguimos de pie. Estamos aquí", dijo Joye.

Melissa dijo: "Los policías hicieron una barricada, cantamos, oramos, y marchamos a la derecha más allá de ellos para cerrar el sitio de trabajo. Llegamos desde tres direcciones, cientos de nosotros. Utilizamos sus propias tácticas contra ellos. Marchamos 3 millas hasta el momento. Los empujamos hacia atrás milla tras milla. Hay personas encadenadas a la maquinaria en el lugar de la construcción. Nos dirigimos a ellos. Envíenos todo su amor. "

Las solicitudes de acceso transparente a la información, muestran que para Dakota del Norte y Morton Co., todo tiene que ver con el dinero.

Los transmisores en vivo en las redes sociales, autodenominados "Unicornios antidisturbios" (Unicorn Riot) presentaron una solicitud de registros públicos. Los registros muestran que para el estado de Dakota del Norte y el condado de Morton todo tiene que ver con el dinero.

Las tácticas de fuerza excesiva de la policía del estado y el uso de un exceso de vigilancia sirven para aterrorizar al público. El estado y Morton Co. son los únicos que tratan de incitar a una revuelta.

Los transmisores en vivo en las redes sociales de "Unicornios antidisturbios" son algunos de los medios que han sido detenidos y encarcelados por estos agentes que violan los derechos humanos y los derechos civiles. Morton Co. no quiere que el público vea la verdad revelada en las transmisiones en vivo, por lo que la policía está deteniendo a los medios de comunicación.

La verdad es que los pueblos originarios de Norteamérica se enfrentan a los vehículos blindados y armas de asalto cargadas mientras rezan.

Vea los registros de Unicornio antidisturbios solicitados que revelan porque el estado de Dakota del Norte y de la policía, solo les interesa el dinero: http://www.unicornriot.ninja/?p=9638

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