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TREATY VIOLATIONS
Here is an answer:
Facts:
The location of the Dakota Access Pipeline
Project is Illegal
The Dakota Access Pipeline Project was
Illegally approved via Acts of EXTORTION
The Approval of DAPL is in violation of U.S.C.
Title 42 Conspiracy to Interfere w/ Civil
Rights
(2 or more persons acting in collusion for the
purpose of depriving- either directly or
indirectly- another person or class of persons
of their Constitutional Rights)
WHEREAS:
WHEREAS:
We have gathered a significant number of
Petition signatures for our cause (thank you
Water Protectors!!)
Redress of
Grievances
Source Links:
[1]: From Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha
Districts Colonel John W. Henderson,
Commander and District Engineerpage:
http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/Media/BioArticle-View/Article/602063/colonel-john-whenderson/
[2]: Army Values; Oath of Enlistment:
https://www.army.mil/values/oath.html
Intro:
AUTHORS NOTE:
EXTORTION
Any oppression by color or pretense of right, and
particularly the exactionby an officer of money, by color
(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 740; Oct. 31, 1951, ch.
655, 24(b), 65 Stat. 720; Pub. L. 103322, title XXXIII,
330016(1)(G), (K), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub.
L. 104294, title VI, 606(a), Oct. 11, 1996, 110 Stat.
3511.)
1934Re-Enactment of Government
Intervention to Covered Wagon
Attacks:
Indians Attacks Covered Wagons (1934)
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respective territories:
The territory of the Sioux or Dahcotah
Nation, commencing the mouth of the White
Earth River, on the Missouri River: thence in a
southwesterly direction to the forks of the
Platte River: thence up the north fork of the
Platte River to a point known as the Red
Butte, or where the road leaves the river;
thence along the range of mountains known
as the Black Hills, to the head-waters of Heart
River; thence down Heart River to its mouth;
& thence down the Missouri River to the
place of beginning.
The territory of the Gros Ventre, Mandans, &
Arrickaras Nations, commencing at the
mouth of Heart River; thence up the Missouri
River to the mouth of the Yellowstone River;
thence up the Yellowstone River to the mouth
of Powder River in a southeasterly direction,
to the head-waters of the Little Missouri
River; thence along the Black Hills to the
head of Heart River, and thence down Heart
River to the place of beginning.The territory
of the Assinaboin Nation, commencing at the
mouth of Yellowstone River; thence up the
Missouri River to the mouth of the Muscleshell River; thence from the mouth of the
Muscle-shell River in a southeasterly
direction until it strikes the head-waters of
Big Dry Creek; thence down that creek to
where it empties into the Yellowstone River,
nearly opposite the mouth of Powder River,
and thence down the Yellowstone River to the
place of beginning.The territory of
the Blackfoot Nation, commencing at the
mouth of Muscle-shell River; thence up the
Missouri River to its source; thence along the
main range of the Rocky Mountains, in a
southerly direction, to the head-waters of the
northern source of the Yellowstone River;
thence down the Yellowstone River to the
mouth of Twenty-five Yard Creek; thence
across to the head-waters of the Muscle-shell
River, and thence down the Muscle-shell
River to the place of beginning.The territory
of the Crow Nation, commencing at the
mouth of Powder River on the Yellowstone;
thence up Powder River to its source; thence
along the main range of the Black Hills and
Wind River Mountains to the head-waters of
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on the lives of the Dakota people and EuropeanAmericans flooding into Minnesota during the
first half of the 1800s; many historians agree
that major factors in the lead-up to the U.S.Dakota War of 1862 lie in those treaties. In 1851
the treaties of Traverse des Sioux & Mendota (in
which the largest amount of land was ceded by
the Dakota) established that the Dakota would
be paid by the U.S. government for the land they
ceded in yearly installments called annuities.
Provisions in the treaties stated that portions of
the money paid to the Dakota would go to fund
trade shops (such as blacksmiths), purchase
agricultural tools & supplies, as well as to pay
off debts claimed by traders. Many Dakota
claimed these debts had been inflated or were
falsified, & were opposed to the traders being
paid directly by the U.S. government. As a result
resentment grew within many Dakota
communities towards the traders and the U.S.
government.
Be It Hereby Recognized:
http://www.historicfortsnelling.org/history/am
erican-indians/us-indian-agency
[10]: Gilman, Rhoda R. (1991). The Story of
Minnesotas Past. St. Paul, Minnesota:
Minnesota Historical Society.
[11]: LAWRENCE TALIAFERRO: An Inventory
of His Papers at the Minnesota Historical
Society:
http://www2.mnhs.org/library/findaids/01236.
xml
[12]: Cherokee Nation Cultural Resource
Center, A Brief History of The Trail of Tears,
Cherokee Nation official website:
http://www.cherokee.org/AboutTheNation/His
tory/TrailofTears/ABriefHistoryoftheTrailofTea
rs.aspx
[13]: President Andrew Jacksons Message
to Congress On Indian Removal (1830):
https://ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?
flash=true&doc=25
[14]: Gilman, Rhoda R. (1991). The Story of
Minnesotas Past. St. Paul, Minnesota:
Minnesota Historical Society.
[15]: Hall, Steve (1987). Fort Snelling:
Colossus of the Wilderness. St. Paul, MN:
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872.Extortionbyofficersoremployeesofthe
UnitedStates
fieldend:headfieldstart:statute
Whoever,beinganofficer,oremployeeoftheUnitedStatesor
anydepartmentoragencyPDFPage:195thereof,orrepresenting
himselftobeorassumingtoactassuch,undercolororpretense
ofofficeoremploymentcommitsorattemptsanactof
extortion,shallbefinedunderthistitleorimprisonednotmore
thanthreeyears,orboth;butiftheamountsoextortedor
demandeddoesnotexceed$1,000,heshallbefinedunderthis
titleorimprisonednotmorethanoneyear,orboth.
fieldend:statutefieldstart:sourcecredit
(June25,1948,ch.645,62Stat.740;Oct.31,1951,ch.655,
24(b),65Stat.720;Pub.L.103322,titleXXXIII,330016(1)
(G),(K),Sept.13,1994,108Stat.2147;Pub.L.104294,title
VI,606(a),Oct.11,1996,110Stat.3511.)
fieldend:sourcecreditfieldstart:notesfield
start:historicalandrevisionnote
HistoricalandRevisionNotes
Basedontitle18,U.S.C.,1940ed.,171(Mar.4,1909,ch.321,
85,35Stat.1104).
Wordsoranydepartmentoragencywereinsertedtoeliminateany
possibleambiguityastoscopeofsection.(Seedefinitivesection6of
thistitle.)
Thepunishmentprovidedbysection171oftitle18,U.S.C.,1940
ed.,offineofnotmorethan$500orimprisonmentofnotmorethan
1year,orboth,wasincreasedforoffensesinvolvingmorethan$100
toconformtoCongressionalpolicyreflectedinlaterActs.See
section4047(e)(1)oftitle26,U.S.C.,1940ed.,InternalRevenue
Code,andthepunishmentprovisionfollowingparagraph(10)of
saidsubsection.
fieldend:historicalandrevisionnotefieldstart:amendmentnote
Amendments
1996Pub.L.104294substituted$1,000for$100.
1994Pub.L.103322substitutedfinedunderthistitlefor
finednotmorethan$5,000afterextortion,shallbeandfor
finednotmorethan$500afterheshallbe.
1951ActOct.31,1951,changedpunctuationtomakesection
applicablenotonlytopersonsfalselyrepresentingthemselvesas
Federalofficersoremployeesatthetimeofextortionortheattempt
thereof,butalsotoFederalofficersandemployeeswhoattemptor
commitextortionundercolorofofficeoremployment.
Rubber bullet? Where are the broken blood vessles? The bruising?
21 November
SHARE] UPDATED (We will continue to update this post as new
information from the frontlines comes in) You will not see this on
MSM! Tonight, in Standing Rock the worst assault on our water
protectors to date. 167 injured, 7 hospitalized with head injuries, 1
elder in critical condition after going into cardiac arrest. Water
protectors were assaulted by militarized police blasted with water
cannons for hours (it was 26 degrees there), tear gas, rubber
bullets, stinger grenades. This month is Native American Heritage
Month, and Thursday many across the US will be celebrating a
holiday that falsely represents the trajectory of our nation all while
our Native brothers and sisters are still to this date being abused
and oppressed in the worst possible ways. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
#whereareyouObama #Bernieweneedyou[PICTURE 1: His name is
Israel, he was shot in the back and head tonight for defending the
water of millions. The bullet to his head ripped off part of his scalp,
he had to have staples on his head. He was only 12 feet away from
police.] [
PICTURES 4,5,6,7: Sophia's family asked media sources to please
remove the graphic images. Water protector Sophia Wilansky was
taken to a hospital in Minnesota, where her arm was amputated]
Official statement from medics that were on the ground:
https://docs.google.com/
/11Aail5LREUaOwVCEMgOiQQAgeT8/edit
(Screenshot and SHARE this post)
Pull your money out of the banks that are funding this, head to a
local credit union instead. Organize a march or peaceful protest in
Look at those proud Oil men Hired in uniforms.. Maybe they'll learn
the hard way when their descendants and the rest of us suffer from
possible contamination.
Wells Fargo*
CEO Timothy J. Sloan
timothy.j.sloan@wellsfargo.com
BoardCommunications@wellsfargo.com
866-249-3302
Corporate Office:
Wells Fargo
420 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94104
BNP Paribas*
CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafe
jean-laurent.bonnafe@bnpparibas.com
Corporate Office:
3 rue dAntin
75002 Paris, France
00-33-157-082-200
U.S. Office:
787 Seventh Avenue - The Equitable Tower
New York, NY 10019
212-841-3000
SunTrust*
Mizuho Bank*
Citibank (CitiGroup)*
CEO Michael Corbat
Michael.L.Corbat@citi.com
212-793-1201
Corporate Office:
388 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013
Phone: 800-285-3000 and 212-793-0710
TD Securities*
Credit Agricole*
CEO Jean-Paul Chifflet
Office:
12, Place des Etats-Unis
Montrouge, France 92545
33-1-43-23-52-02
U.S. Office:
1301 Avenue of the Americas,
New York, NY 10019
infoamericas@ca-cib.com
Intesa SanPaolo*
CEO Carlo Messina
Corporate Office:
Piazza San Carlo, 156
10121 Torino, Italy
39-011-555-1
Corporate Social Responsibility Unit:
39-02-8796-3435
CSR@intesasanpaolo.com
sostenibilita.ambientale@intesasanpaolo.com
ING Bank*
646-424-6000
Natixis*
CEO Pierre Servant
Corporate Office:
Natixis Global Asset Management, S.A.
21 quai dAusterlitz
75634 Paris Cedex 13, France
33-1-78-40-90-00
U.S. Office:
Natixis Global Asset Management, L.P.
399 Boylston Street
Boston, MA
617-449-2100
BayernLB*
BBVA Securities*
CEO Carlos Torres Villa
Executive Chairman Francisco Gonzalez Rodriguez
Corporate Office:
Calle Azul, 4
28050 Madrid, Spain
34-902-22-44-66
DNB Capital*
U.S. office:
200 Park Avenue, 31st Floor New York, N.Y. 10166-0396
212-681-3800
ICBC London*
CEO and Managing Director Jin Chen
Corporate Office:
20 Gresham Street
London EC2V 7JE, United Kingdom
44-203-145-5000
U.S. Office:
520 Madison Avenue 28th Floor
New York, NY 10022
212-407-5000
Societe General*
CEO Frederic Oudea
https://www.linkedin.com/in/fredericoudea
Chiarman of the Board Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
lorenzo.binismaghi@snam.it
Corporate Office:
29 boulevard Haussmann 75009
Paris, France
2.0@societegenerale
33-1-42-14-20-00
U.S. Office:
245 Park Avenue
New York City, NY 10167
212-278-6000
The following banks are involved in funding for the entire
Bakken pipeline:
Citizens Bank
Chairman and CEO Bruce Van Saun
Head of Media Relations:
Peter Lucht
Peter.Lucht@citizensbank.com
781-655-2289
Consumer Lending, Business Banking, Wealth
Management, Corporate:
Lauren DiGeronimo
Lauren.Digeronimo@citizensbank.com
781-471-1454
Corporate Office:
1 Citizens Plaza
Providence, RI 02903
401-456-7000
Comerica Bank
U.S. Bank
Chairman and CEO Richard K. Davis
richard.davis@usbank.com
PNC Bank
Chairman, President, and CEO William S. Demchak
Media Relations:
Fred Solomon
corporate.communications@pnc.com
412-762-4550
Investor Relations:
Bryan K. Gill
investor.relations@pnc.com
412-768-4143
Corporate Office:
300 Fifth Avenue
The Tower at PNC Plaza
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412-762-2000
Barclays
JPMorgan Chase
Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon
jamie.dimon@jpmchase.com
212-270-1111
Corporate Contacts:
Andrew Gray
andrew.s.gray@jpmchase.com
Jennifer Lavoie
jennifer.h.lavoie@jpmchase.com
Brian Marchiony
brian.j.marchiony@jpmorgan.com
Corporate Office:
270 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017-2014
Bank of America
Deutsche Bank
CEO John Cryan
Corporate Contact:
Renee Calabro
renee.calabro@db.com
212-250-5525
Corporate Address:
Deutsche Bank AG
Taunusanlage 12
60325 Frankfurt Am Main (for letters and postcards:
60262)
Germany
49-69-910-00
U.S. Office:
Deutsche Bank AG
60 Wall Street
New York, NY 10005
212-250-7171
Compass Bank
Chairman and CEO Manolo Sanchez
Director of External Communications:
Christina Anderson
christina.anderson@bbva.com
Communications:
Al Ortiz
al.ortiz@bbva.com
281-433-5640
Corporate Office:
15 S 20th Street
Birmingham, AL 35233
205-297-1986
Credit Suisse
DNB Capital/ASA
UBS
CEO Sergio Ermotti
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergiopermotti
Goldman Sachs
Chairman and CEO Lloyd C. Blankfein
lloyd.blankfein@gs.com
917-743-0939 and 212-902-0593
Media Contacts Americas:
212-902-5400
Corporate Address:
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
200 West Street
New York, NY 10282
212-902-1000
Morgan Stanley
HSBC Bank
44-20-7991-8888
U.S. Office:
HSBC Headquarters
425 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10018
212-525-5600
Head of Media Relations, HSBC USA:
Rob Sherman
212-525-6901
Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcey Warren stated November 1116-16. I really wish for the Standing Rock Sioux that they had
engaged in discussions way before they did, he said. I dont think
we would have been having this discussion if they did. We could
have changed the route, Mr. Warren added. It could have been
done, but its too late.
The audio file below is from a Standing Rock Tribal Council meeting
with ETP/DAPL representatives that occurred September 30th 2014.
A meeting that occurred before permits were submitted and more
than a year before the Draft Environmental Assessment was
released. A document prepared by DAPL that never mentions any of
the concerns stated in this meeting, nor does it mention Standing
Rock. Energy Transfer Partners assertion that they "didn't know" of
our concerns is false.
We Will Stand like a Rock! We will protect the water! Share the
words of Cheryl Angel!
Follow Johnny Dangers and Johnny K. Dangers for more on the
ground updates on defeating the Dakota Access Pipeline! Share
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10 hours ago
proceed.
The army did not immediately respond to a request for
comment from the Guardian.
The move to evict the main Standing Rock encampment,
known as Oceti Sakowin, comes at the end of a tense
week for the indigenous and environmental activists
opposing the construction of the oil pipeline, which is
slated to cross under the Missouri river just north of the
Standing Rock Sioux reservation.
On Sunday, local law enforcement deployed tear gas,
less-than-lethal munitions, and water cannons on
hundreds of peaceful demonstrators amid sub-freezing
temperatures.
Twenty-six people were hospitalized, and hundreds more
were injured, according to the Standing Rock Medic &
Healer Council.
The activists, who refer to themselves as water
protectors, have continued to hold demonstrations and
prayer ceremonies since Sundays incident.
At least 33 people were arrested Friday after they entered
a shopping mall in Bismarck, North Dakota and formed a
circle to pray, according to Reuters. More than 500 have
been arrested since August.
Members of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe established the
first of several spiritual camps, known as Sacred Stone,
near the site of the proposed river crossing in April. The
tribe fears that the pipeline will contaminate their water
and objects to the fact that construction has disturbed
sacred burial grounds and is taking place on land they say
belongs to them under the 1851 Treaty of Fort Laramie.
Dakota pipeline
operator goes to court
after government
delays construction
What is this?
Bismarck
Mayor: Out-ofstate protesters
go home
Wednesday, November 23, 2016 6:46 a.m. CST
state.
State Emergency Services spokeswoman Cecily
Fong says law enforcement costs related to the
protests that have been ongoing since August
reached $10.9 million last week.
She says it's ''very likely'' that officials will need to
request more money from the state's Emergency
Commission, which earlier approved borrowing $10
million from the state-owned Bank of North Dakota.
The CEO of pipeline developer Energy Transfer
Partners says he made a verbal offer to Gov. Jack
Dalrymple to reimburse the state. Dalrymple's
spokesman says no formal offer has been made.
F
Police officers, sheriff's deputies, highway patrol troopers, National
Guard soldiers...they've all been part of the force that's been called
on to deal with protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Jim Olson reports on one agency that's been pitching in for several
weeks.
Minot's police chief is happy to help out in keeping the peace as
the protests wear on, but Jason Olson wishes the situation would
come to a peaceful end.
(Jason Olson, Minot Police Chief) "We have a responsibility as
fellow officers to help our brothers down there."
That's why Minot Police Chief Jason Olson says he doesn't
hesitate sending local officers to help out in policing the protests
surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline.
(Jason Olson, Minot Police Chief) "We have officers on scene this
week and will have them every week that they're needed."
Chief Olson says whether he sends two or 20 officers in a given
week, it's something he feels compelled to do.
(Jason Olson, Minot Police Chief) "What it means is that we have
to do more work around here with less, just like law enforcement
http://www.myndnow.com/news/minot-news/minot-police-chief-saysfeds-need-to-help-end-protests
Dakota.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M03pHFFwNQo
conduct).
Take your first step towards truly restoring justice
and harmony to a people who have not seen such
fundamental and inherent human rights for
centuries. Recognize the Fort Laramie Treaties.
Unless and until such time as the Great Sioux
Nation consents to a pipeline through lands
secured to it by treaty, you must prohibit any such
trespass.
Main -
Keystone XL Threat
1. Backgrounder
2. Project Overview with Treaty
Boundaries
3. 1868 Ft. Laramie Treaty
Excerpts
4. Lakota Treaty Lands & KXL
Pipeline
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=pUxy4UiywW8
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Ritas comments
Where did you Corrupt lying Crook Police Find Your cylinders, You
Couldn't Make this Up, The Oil Police Force are lying to there Teeth
to Save There rich mans Oill, Ah" it Looks like You had Found an Old
Gadget beneath the Ground from Years ago, and had it Engraved
with the Name Wiconi, by your Antique Experts to Make it Look like
A Peaceful protester Had It, your All Bare Face liars, Just Looking at
You all on Video" Says it All, The Truth is Already Revealed That The
Oil Police Protecters brutally and In Humanely Beat and shoot to kill
Peaceful Protesters, your all a bunch of Mafia, and Attempt to
Murder innocent Peaceful unarmed protesters, The Morton Police
and Norway Pipeline Company Should all be Ashamed of Yourself
Your A Disgrace using In Uniform and to your People your suppose to
Protect not Try and Start a War , Every police Here And media like
CNN and Fox news are All A bunch Of liars and Corrupt Media and
Cover up, and Fully Armoured and Armed Police who Prey Cowardly
on Unarmed Peaceful Protester Civilians, Targeting Women and
Children and Animals, and men The Problem with the Cowardly
Morton Or Minot Police Force or The Trump Clump" of the Mafia
pipeline, is you cannot Handle Peaceful protests, So you grenade
them, gun them Down, and water cannon Them, Your All Despicable
and Traitors to Your native Country, You Have to Act in Violence
Thats What You Bunch Of Morton Or Minot Police Force or The Trump
Clump Mafia Knows Best, Your all a Bunch of Morton and minot
Police Force Cowards, The Irish People are Watching Every Day,
Following up on the truth by watching truth Evidence on Videos and
we all Have Downloaded Them To Save Them all for The Standing
Rock Hero's in Dakota American Native Heroes, Come On Standing
rock in Dakota US native , you Can Win Against Terroist police Force
and Trump clump mafia Force, May The force be With you All Dakota
Standing Rock American natives, Ireland are Rooting for you All, We
are proud of Standing Rock Hero's Not The Terroist police Force or
Trump clump mafia Force, God Bless all Standing Rock People of US
Native Dakota and Sophia Wilansky's Get Well Soon and i Hope you
sue the Police and Government and The State in general and
Pipeline and i wish you every success to you and your Family and All
The People and Children who were injured in Standing Rock, Again
cops willing to possibly kill people to protect their corporate
Listen To This
A Woman called North Dakota Speaker of the State Legislature
Wesley Belter
REAL PIECE OF WORK.
This is what the people of Standing Rock are up against.
I asked him to provide sources for his information multiple times. He
claimed the National Guard told him the protestors were paid...then
denied saying that.
He said protestors are 'violating ranchers rights' and being dealt
with 'weapons of no consequence'
I never heard him mention the National Guard in this phone call.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1749814981940531/
http://www.legis.nd.gov/files/committees/642014%20appendices/holmberg%2C%20ray%20ELT
%20073015.pdf
OIL TAX REVENUE COLLECTIONS
http://www.legis.nd.gov/files/resource/13.9128.24000.pdf
http://www.legis.nd.gov/files/resource/committeememorandum/17.9114.01000.pdf
Then this should have been part of the post:
http://www.legis.nd.gov/biography/wesley-r-belter
The property rights of the Standing Rock Sioux have been violated,
as well as their civil and human rights, by the Pipeline Company
desecrating burial grounds and by them building the Pipeline on
treaty lands. The extremely violent militarized police have also been
violating their human rights, civil rights, rights to free speech and
their right to peaceably assemble by using rubber bullets,
concussion grenades, sound cannons, water cannons in