@denim1125@courosa They not only have consent from elected chiefs from all 20 bands impacted from the pipeline. They also have support from them. It seems a large majority of the people that land belongs to support this project. https://t.co/Mkvbb4HBOI
@B_Your_Change@ForSoohyun I am just trying to understand if this is a ideological dispute over pipelines, LNG or if there is direct impact to their lives? Are the lines going through known significant fishing, hunting areas? Known grave sites?
@B_Your_Change@ForSoohyun What rights are being impacted? Are communities being moved? Are houses being torn down? Infrastructure gets put on people’s land all the time. Cell phone towers, power grids, fiber optic cable and pipelines all go under farmland at some point.
@B_Your_Change@ForSoohyun If they are the legal owners of the land then why do they need to meet with the government VS the company? Is it they need the government to sign off on the royalties should go to their nation since they own the land?
Black signal-callers recognized their skills were limited in the NFL, but the CFL presented a more attractive and realistic opportunity to showcase their talents.
At least 82 African Americans have played quarterback in the CFL since 1958.
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I feel like there’s nothing that a game of Rock Paper Scissors can’t fix, including the dispute at the refinery. Two guys in a room, best of 5. End it.
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