Professional protesters looking to polish up their skill sets may look to travel to Canada later this month to attend an eco-terrorism training camp. The two-day “Tactical Preparation Course” will teach you “skill sets founded on stealthy movement through the woods to get to an industrial resource extraction site undetected to conduct an activist action,”…
A radical environmental organization wants to teach you how to become an eco-terrorist. Earth First! – a group that has endorsed violence as a means of stopping energy infrastructure development – is now selling copies of a third edition of its Direct Action Manuel or DAM, according to a new report from InsideSources: They call…
Chris White | Daily Caller Protests at the Dakota Access Pipeline earlier this year cost North Dakota taxpayers nearly $40 million, and resulted in more than 700 arrests. Taxpayers must pony up $38 million to repair damage anti-DAPL activists caused during nearly a year of protesting the multi-billion dollar oil project, according to reports conducted by state…
Staff Reporter | FrackFeed By now, we’ve all seen the photos of the damage caused by the Dakota Access Pipeline protestors, from burning piles of trash to abandoned cars (and pets). These self-proclaimed “water protectors” left nothing but destruction in their wake. But while a picture might be worth a thousand words, it’s actually much worse….
An activist claiming to have driven over 10,000 miles in order to protest pipelines is now asking hardworking Americans to chip in for gas so he can drive another 2,300 miles. “I’ve got almost 2,300 miles to go to get back to the reasons I enlisted in this battle and need a little help from…
Staff Reporter | Western Wire Vandals who oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline smashed the windows of a local bank branch in a politically motivated attack that’s under investigation by Denver police. The vandals targeted a Chase Bank branch at 1038 East 6th Avenue, throwing rocks at the windows and spray painting “No DAPL” on the front…
Anti-pipeline activists rallying against the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines are asking their Facebook followers to donate money for gas, so they can travel to and from meetings and protests. “We seriously need gas money,” wrote the Wakpa Waste Pow Wow Grounds Camp on March 26, “We go to meetings over an hour away …..
Despite being evacuated from their camp at the end of February, activists protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline have continued to raise significant amounts of money. In the past month, protesters have received over $165,000 in new donations, according to a Standing Rock Fact Checker analysis of 410 crowdfunding accounts, which, as of March 22, totaled…
Authorities in Iowa and South Dakota are investigating a series of “coordinated physical attacks” on the Dakota Access Pipeline. The Associated Press reported Tuesday that someone used a blowtorch to burn a hole in an above ground safety valve connected to the pipeline. The incident, which was characterized as “felony vandalism” by the South Dakota…
Erin Mundahl | InsideSources Months behind schedule, the day has come: The Dakota Access Pipeline will be ready to carry oil as early as Monday and no later than Wednesday. The opening date comes months after the project’s projected completion, but still slightly ahead of the estimate given by Energy Transfer Partners after obtaining the final…
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