@chrisjsankey@AaronGunn I can't wait for the uncut version to come out next month. A lot wasn't added to this episode for a more in depth view on the pipeline and elected band leader issues.
Was a very interesting interview, some parts were excluded that would have shed light on very good reasons why we are in favor of economic opportunities. Nonetheless, a very good episode @AaronGunn.
Do First Nations in British Columbia, and across the country, actually oppose pipelines?
Or is this media driven narrative part of a well-orchestrated distracted?
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@CBCOlivia@CBCPolitics@CBCNews@CBCAlerts All forms of government have a way of dealing with the wrong people all the time and neglecting the ones in question with coming up with more problems than solutions. A good number of Wet'suwet'en bands have spoken against the MOU already.
@CBCOlivia@CBCPolitics@CBCNews@CBCAlerts Seems like the government just wants to find the easiest way to move forward instead of the right way. They are all crooks in my opinion, because they claim to represent a certain group of people but that group (Wet'suwet'en people) says otherwise.
I do not follow the hereditary system as it is bias and practices nepotism without shame and guilt. All my life I have only witnessed the hereditary chiefs and they're immediate families benefit from the governing systems agreements from anything on behalf of all Wet'suwet'en.
The so-called Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Canadian, British Columbia and Hereditary chiefs governing systems are a complete failure to the people's they claim to represent by pushing it through without proper consultation. Joseph Skin a concerned Wet'suwet'en.
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