of the environment. All of these protests seem to
have been placed in the media spotlight, at least to
some extent. However, there is one specific protest
which has largely been ignored by corporate media,
and there may be a very specific reason as to why.
To a large degree, the topics of human rights and
environmental responsibility have been overlooked
in corporate media. It seems that unless an issue
is useful in creating dramatic appeal and boosting
ratings, it receives little or no attention. It seems that
any coverage for such important issues as human
rights is completely devoid of actual humanity, and
the true motive of these reports is only exploitation
of the plight of those in need. One specific story
seems to be all but completely blacked out from
the corporate media. This is, of course, the protest
against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
THE RIGHT TO EXIST
For the majority of the world's population, the general
right to life is an absolute fact. By common definition
of the any valid constitution (whether written or implied), the general right to live and to prosper has
been a mainstay from ancient to modern times. However, in modern day America, this right has been habitually and increasingly denied. Here in the United
States we find a government that only feigns the
statutes of freedom, justice, and equality. This acting
governance has historically violated and dismissed
the rights of the people both domestically and
abroad—using corporate wealth as a weapon against
the impoverished.
THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE
STANDING ROCK OYATE
In third world countries across the world, this
American governance has played accomplice to the
crooked money launderers and corporate thieves
of the world, standing by as these financial powers
robbed the poor of what little livelihood they had.
From Brazil to Venezuela to Syria and Ukraine, the
American governance has overseen the financial ruin
of millions of people, and assisted in the destruction
of millions of hectares. This governance has stayed
true to this assault upon human rights in the case of
the Dakota Access Pipeline.
The situation in North Dakota is significant not simply for one tribe of Natives, but for the entire United
States, as well as all of those which government powers have exploited and abused. However, before we
get to the details, let's gain a general understanding
of the situation.
U.S. GOVERNMENT BANS NATIVE
AMERICAN TRIBE FROM PROTESTING
ON THEIR OWN LAND – SEND IN
POLICE TO REMOVE PROTESTERS
Since April of this year, the Standing Rock Sioux
Tribe—along with a steadily growing congregation
of supporters from other tribes—have taken up the
resistance against a government which has historically and consistently abused and killed the ancestors
of these people. This unified support from around
the country consists of hundreds of members from
numerous tribes, all who have pledged to protect the
land from those who control the American government. These acting authorities seem to see this
land as nothing more than a business venture—that
which only exists to be used, abused, and exploited.
DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE THREAT:
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The issues of this controversy go deep. However,
despite the wide range of issues there are to the story,
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