U.S. Veterans to form Human Shield at Dakota Pipeline Protest

[Crixus]

I find it odd that these stupid dirt worshipers are banging on about the environmental impact of the pipe line and protest it by burning tires and trash. Think of all the four leggeds and those that crawl and those that slither they may have burnt. Not to mention that burning tires is a huge EPA nono. That aside, not all the Soux at standing rock are against the pipe line. Some of them actually want jobs other then cooking meth in their bath tubs.

Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline - CNN.com

 

[Tom Horn]

There is a difference in civilian casualties and ******* taking a Gatling gun and mowing down a whole tribe of men, women, and children until everyone of them are dead.

Once again you prove you're a young fool contaminated by leftist public education:

On the morning of December 29, the troops went into the camp to disarm the Lakota. One version of events claims that during the process of disarming the Lakota, a deaf tribesman named Black Coyote was reluctant to give up his rifle, claiming he had paid a lot for it.[6] A scuffle over the rifle ensued and by the time it was over, more than 150 men, women, and children of the Lakota had been killed and 51 were wounded (4 men and 47 women and children, some of whom died later); some estimates placed the number of dead at 300.[1] Twenty-five soldiers also died, and 39 were wounded (6 of the wounded later died).[7] At least twenty soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor.[8] In 2001, the National Congress of American Indians passed two resolutions condemning the awards and called on the U.S. government to rescind them.[9] The site of the battlefield has been designated a National Historic Landmark.[4] In 1990, both houses of the U.S. Congress passed a resolution formally expressing "deep regret" for the massacre.[10]

 

[Lakhota]

I find it odd that these stupid dirt worshipers are banging on about the environmental impact of the pipe line and protest it by burning tires and trash. Think of all the four leggeds and those that crawl and those that slither they may have burnt. Not to mention that burning tires is a huge EPA nono. That aside, not all the Soux at standing rock are against the pipe line. Some of them actually want jobs other then cooking meth in their bath tubs.

Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline - CNN.com

Not all? So what? A majority are!

 

[bodecea]

You must be reading different history books than I have, because it wasn't the American Indians that were the constant aggressors, it was the imperialistic white man that invaded their country, broke every damn treaty, lied to them and treated them like dogs that were the aggressors. I'm a proud American, but the way we treated the American Indians is a ******* disgrace, no if's, and's or but's about it.

It's your leftist crap textbooks that produced this rant ^^^^^^^^. We in the 1-7 Cavalry know our history well. Don't second-guess decisions that were made by professional troopers. They felt they were in danger and acted accordingly. Your romanticized view of the plains indians is a fantasy...they were butchers without regard for anything or anybody but themselves.

of course....it"s not like they're covering their asses or anything.

 

[Crixus]

Some more food for thought:

Why are the Sioux and others protesting the project?

The pipeline has united a number of different interest groups with a variety of objections, but Native Americans have been at the center of the opposition. The pipeline would travel underneath the Missouri River, the primary drinking water source for the Standing Rock Sioux, a tribe of around 10,000 with a reservation in the central part of North and South Dakota. Builders of the pipeline insist that they have taken extraordinary measures to safeguard against disaster, but opponents point out that even the safest pipelines can leak. The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has reported more than 3,300 incidents of leaks and ruptures at oil and gas pipelines since 2010. And even the smallest spill could damage the tribe’s water supply. The Standing Rock Sioux also argue that the pipeline traverses a sacred burial ground. And while the land being used for the pipeline is not technically on its reservation, tribal leaders argue that the federal government did not adequately engage the Standing Rock Sioux during the permitting process—a requirement under federal law.

More broadly, environmental activists say the pipeline would contribute man-made climate change by building up the country’s oil infrastructure. They insist that fossil fuels—including the vast reserves in the Bakken Shale—need to be kept in the ground to protect the world from the worst effects of climate change. Proponents of the pipeline argue that oil producers would likely ship the oil by rail line if construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline was halted, as much of the oil produced in North Dakota already is—and argument that was also used in favor of the now canceled Keystone XL pipeline.

More: What to Know About the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests - TIME

Yeah, that ancient Indian burial ground is always sacred until a developer wants to build a casino on it.

Please cite one time that Native Americans have built a casino on Indian burial grounds.

Pleas site one time they diddnt. White folks cemeteries get moved all the time through eminent domain. They need to shut the **** up and stop being such *****'s.

 

[bodecea]

There is a difference in civilian casualties and ******* taking a Gatling gun and mowing down a whole tribe of men, women, and children until everyone of them are dead.

Once again you prove you're a young fool contaminated by leftist public education:

On the morning of December 29, the troops went into the camp to disarm the Lakota. One version of events claims that during the process of disarming the Lakota, a deaf tribesman named Black Coyote was reluctant to give up his rifle, claiming he had paid a lot for it.[6] A scuffle over the rifle ensued and by the time it was over, more than 150 men, women, and children of the Lakota had been killed and 51 were wounded (4 men and 47 women and children, some of whom died later); some estimates placed the number of dead at 300.[1] Twenty-five soldiers also died, and 39 were wounded (6 of the wounded later died).[7] At least twenty soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor.[8] In 2001, the National Congress of American Indians passed two resolutions condemning the awards and called on the U.S. government to rescind them.[9] The site of the battlefield has been designated a National Historic Landmark.[4] In 1990, both houses of the U.S. Congress passed a resolution formally expressing "deep regret" for the massacre.[10]

25 soldiers died....friendly fire.

 

[Crixus]

I find it odd that these stupid dirt worshipers are banging on about the environmental impact of the pipe line and protest it by burning tires and trash. Think of all the four leggeds and those that crawl and those that slither they may have burnt. Not to mention that burning tires is a huge EPA nono. That aside, not all the Soux at standing rock are against the pipe line. Some of them actually want jobs other then cooking meth in their bath tubs.

Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline - CNN.com

Not all? So what? A majority are!

Yup, all the fat lazy ones and the tweakers.

 

[bodecea]

My leftist crap textbooks?

You need to learn something here, skippy, I'm probably one of the most HARD RIGHT/CONSERVATIVE VETERANS of EIGHT YEARS MILITARY on this ******* board, so don't give me this "professional troopers" BULL SHIT.

And there's NOTHING, ROMANTIC about how the white man BOWLED OVER the American Indian tribes like they were BARELY THERE. They had the land, WE TOOK IT, if not by LYING and BREAKING TREATIES, then by simply KILLING THEM.

They fought back as best they could, and who the **** WOULDN'T, but they were NOT the aggressors. They were just trying to hold on to WHAT WAS THEIR'S for HUNDREDS of years, and it was being TAKEN from them.

Go peddle your bull shit somewhere else.

You're a ******* pogue REMF boy.....don't EVER talk shit to a combat Vet in person or you'll be needing dental work. Your screed is too funny to bother with further....you're a ******* joke.

So bad ass.......

 

[bodecea]

off topic -------------------------- but as an example of engineering and SAFELY putting pipelines or tunnels under bodies of water . Checkout the 'chunnel' going from France to England. Its a tunnel under the water with all means of transport going under the English channel body of water . I never saw it , just heard of it . For further info , talk to 'LEWDOG' he is a Frenchman living in France and he and helped to construct the 'CHUNNEL' !! ---------------- off topic info thats interesting and related to putting pipes or tunnels under bodies of water.

And that's thru primarily chalk....one of the most stable forms of rock to tunnel thru.

 

[Lakhota]

I find it odd that these stupid dirt worshipers are banging on about the environmental impact of the pipe line and protest it by burning tires and trash. Think of all the four leggeds and those that crawl and those that slither they may have burnt. Not to mention that burning tires is a huge EPA nono. That aside, not all the Soux at standing rock are against the pipe line. Some of them actually want jobs other then cooking meth in their bath tubs.

Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline - CNN.com

Not all? So what? A majority are!

Yup, all the fat lazy ones and the tweakers.

Are you suggesting that only lazy Indians are protesting? Sadly funny...

 

[Tom Horn]

So bad ass.......

A momentary loss of my cool.....no lingering death-wishes unlike your queen for Huma and Comey.

 

[bodecea]

Was cool to mow down women and children in the freezing cold, wasn't it?

**** em.....mess with the best, die like the rest.

And there we have it. IF (and that's a big if) you ever really served....how long before you ended up with an OTH?

 

[bodecea]

Sounds like something else you know nothing about.

I'm a combat Vet, punk....something I'm positive you know nothing about.

Suuuuuuuuure you are, Snowflake.

 

[Tom Horn]

of course....it"s not like they're covering their asses or anything.

They were no less murderers of "innocents" than you were flying in Naval aircraft....too scary to think about, sailor?

 

[Crixus]

I find it odd that these stupid dirt worshipers are banging on about the environmental impact of the pipe line and protest it by burning tires and trash. Think of all the four leggeds and those that crawl and those that slither they may have burnt. Not to mention that burning tires is a huge EPA nono. That aside, not all the Soux at standing rock are against the pipe line. Some of them actually want jobs other then cooking meth in their bath tubs.

Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline - CNN.com

Not all? So what? A majority are!

Yup, all the fat lazy ones and the tweakers.

Are you suggesting that only lazy Indians are protesting? Sadly funny...

Mostley yes. They are just fine with the indian check and a bottle of old crow. Travel som and you will see. But you are not really telling the whole story and you ignore the environmental impact of the protesters.Oh, and they are mostly NOT from the rez.

Frim my previously posted link,


"They've come from Japan, Russia and Germany. Australia, Israel and Serbia. And, of course, there are the allies, not exclusively Native American or indigenous, who've flocked here from all corners of the US."

So we can toss new age fags in the mix to. Typical rabid environut bull shit. Mace their asses and pop some CS and watch the little bitches cry. its awesome.














Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline

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• The Dakota Access Pipeline will move 470,000 barrels of domestic crude oil a day through four states
• It will run near a reservation in North Dakota, the site of months-long protests

Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, North Dakota (CNN)Ask around and you'll hear stories of pipeline protesters who've traveled great distances.

They've come from Japan, Russia and Germany. Australia, Israel and Serbia. And, of course, there are the allies, not exclusively Native American or indigenous, who've flocked here from all corners of the US.
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Not all the Standing Rock Sioux are protesting the pipeline

By Jessica Ravitz, CNN



Updated 5:21 PM ET, Thu November 3, 2016

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What's up with the Dakota Access Pipeline? 01:21
Story highlights[/paste:font]

• The Dakota Access Pipeline will move 470,000 barrels of domestic crude oil a day through four states
• It will run near a reservation in North Dakota, the site of months-long protests

Standing Rock Sioux Reservation, North Dakota (CNN)Ask around and you'll hear stories of pipeline protesters who've traveled great distances.

They've come from Japan, Russia and Germany. Australia, Israel and Serbia. And, of course, there are the allies, not exclusively Native American or indigenous, who've flocked here from all corners of the US.

 

[bodecea]

Was cool to mow down women and children in the freezing cold, wasn't it?

BTW, you claim to be a naval aviator....whether that's true or not I don't care. If you put in your 20, you surely were either in aircraft or supported aircraft on combat missions. Those missions undoubtedly resulted in civilian casualties....so don't get all high and mighty just because you did your killing from above.

Yes there are civilian casualties...we don't celebrate them....as you do. And REAL military doesn't lie about something like this either.....as you do. So....when did you get your OTH? Or was it a BCD? DD?

 

[Tom Horn]

Suuuuuuuuure you are, Snowflake.

Oh no Mr. Bill....a demented butch lesbian with a semi-auto can-opener is after me!

 

[pwjohn]

Under a major water source...brilliant.

Pretty much

 

[bodecea]

of course....it"s not like they're covering their asses or anything.

They were no less murderers of "innocents" than you were flying in Naval aircraft....too scary to think about, sailor?

Well, the C-130 IS the baddest bad ass aircraft out there. (The AC-130 really is, but I didn't fly that one)

 

[ThoughtCrimes]

i don't know who is right or wrong on this issue . But probably not such a good idea to raise veteran status to such high levels so that veterans can get away with this kinda stuff .

Since you admit to being unsure of the right and wrong of it, here is something to chew on to decide the right and the wrong.

The alleged U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land upon which that bit of the pipeline is proposed to traverse is on unceded territory secured to the Lakota and Dakota with the signing of the 1851 Fort Laramie Treaty for all time. The Lakota, Dakota and Nakota Peoples NEVER ceded that land to the US Government. If those Vets arrive in solidarity with the Native Peoples there, they will be on the side of RIGHT and JUSTICE!