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child from the Iñupiaq village of Selawik walks near the
shore in northwest Alaska. The community faces coastal
erosion from climate change. Photo: Alaska
Region U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Tribes Commit to Uphold Paris Climate Agreement Western nations take action on climate change — and push for
self-governance.
by Lyndsey Gilpin, High Country News - 14 JUL
2017
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community started planning for
climate change a decade ago. Located on the southeastern peninsula
of Fidalgo Island on Puget Sound in Washington, the reservation is
surrounded by water and at high risk for sea-level rise. A
destructive 100-year storm event in 2006 led tribal leaders to
research and fund climate programs, and the Swinomish became the
first tribal nation to adopt a climate adaptation plan.
So when President Donald Trump announced his decision to
withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations’ Paris climate agreement,
the Swinomish reacted swiftly and, together with other tribes,
publicly committed to uphold the accord.
In the West, where many tribal communities and reservations
are on the frontlines of climate change, tribal leaders are
determined to move forward on climate action as sovereign nations
despite budget cuts, climate denial, and inaction. “We came together
with one another to raise the level of environmental awareness,”
said Debra Lekanoff, governmental affairs director for the
Swinomish. “We can’t just pick up and move the places where we
live.”...
County Sheriff Vance Norton shot and killed Ute tribal
citizen Todd Murray on tribal land.
Ute Indian Tribe Secures Major Victory Against Trespassing State &
County Officers
by Native News Online Staff, Native News Online -
13 JUL 2017
FT. DUCHESNE, UTAH – On July 11, 2017, the United States
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit issued a decision in Vance
Norton, et al, v. Ute Indian Tribe, one of a series of cases in
which the Ute Tribe and the family of Todd Murray are seeking to
hold now-Uintah County Sheriff Vance Norton accountable for
allegedly trespassing onto the Ute Reservation and shooting Todd
Murray, an unarmed Ute Indian, in the head from point blank range;
and to hold Norton’s associates accountable for allegedly
trespassing onto the reservation and destroying evidence and taking
other actions to cover up Norton’s shooting of Murray....
Federal Government Denies N.D.'s Request for Reimbursement Related
to DAPL Protest Costs KFYR-TV - 12 JUL 2017
BISMARCK, N.D. - The federal government denied North Dakota's
request for reimbursement for cost associated with the Dakota Access
Pipeline protests according to a spokesperson for Gov. Doug Burgum.
The request was made directly to President Donald Trump from
Burgum and was denied three weeks later.
In the letter sent to the president Burgum notes that the
total costs for protest activity is expected to be $37 million.
On behalf of his tribe, Standing Rock Sioux Chairman
David Archambault II accepted the inaugural Henry A.
Wallace Award for courage at a ceremony in New York
City. Photo: Theresa Braine
Standing Rock Sioux to Spearhead $1 Million in Renewable Energy
Projects
Standing Rock Sioux receives inaugural Henry A.
Wallace Prize for courage under DAPL fire, plus $250,000, from
Wallace Global Fund
by Theresa Braine, Indian Country Today - 11 JUL
2017
Throughout much of 2016 and into the winter of 2017, water
protectors stood fast against the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL),
even in the face of severe injury. The egregiousness of the actions
taken against unarmed water protectors caught the attention of the
Wallace Global Fund, founded by Henry A. Wallace, who was Vice
President of the United States under Franklin D. Roosevelt. The
progressive fund awarded $250,000 to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
and pledged to invest an additional $1 million in renewable energy
initiatives, to be led by the tribe.
The Wallace fund also bestowed its first-ever Henry A.
Wallace Award to the Standing Rock Sioux for their “unwavering
courage” in the face of the assault by a public-private partnership
of counterterrorism forces using military methods. Wallace spent his
life championing democracy and warning against the dangerous
impulses that could undermine it, personified by “those who care
only about money and privilege—who obtain political power by
pretending to care about ordinary people and democracy—who blame all
bad things on disfavored minorities, racial, religious or otherwise.
Who use lies, media propaganda and snide conspiracy theories to
mislead the people into giving them power,” said Scott Wallace,
Co-Chair of the Wallace Global Fund and grandson of the founder....
Enbridge's Line 3 Proposal: Why 13 Young Minnesotans Launched a
Legal Fight Against a Pipeline
We bring a unique perspective, because we will live
the longest with the consequences of today's decisions.
by Sophia Manolis, StarTribune - 11 JUL 2017
Most people have heard of the Dakota Access pipeline, but
many Minnesotans may not know that Enbridge, one of the companies
behind DAPL, is proposing an enormous pipeline expansion through our
state. Enbridge wants to construct a new pipeline called “Line 3” to
carry tar-sands oil from Alberta to Superior, Wis.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission will hold hearings
on the pipeline proposal this fall and will decide whether to permit
it in 2018. While citizens may testify at the hearings, some parties
have been formally recognized as “intervenors,” based on having
submitted petitions declaring that the project would directly affect
them. Intervenors will participate officially in court proceedings,
representing their specific opposition to Line 3.
The Line 3 pipeline would have many harmful effects. High on
the list: It would contribute to climate change by expanding
fossil-fuel infrastructure and dependency. Therefore, 12 other young
people and I petitioned to intervene together in these legal
proceedings, because the advancement of climate change would
directly, personally and adversely affect our future health,
opportunities, livelihoods and well-being. As young people who value
clean water and air, and who would like to count on healthy,
thriving futures, we feel our voices should be heard in this
process. We call ourselves the “youth climate intervenors,” and on
July 3, a judge affirmed the merits of our argument, officially
granting us intervenor status.
Young people have never formally intervened in a U.S.
pipeline review process, yet we bring...
Based on Recent Rulings: Ten More Cases Dismissed
by Water Protector Legal Collective, via Censored News
- 10 JUL 2017
A big win for water protectors last week, 10 of the cases
arising from October 22, 2016 that were set to go to court on
Thursday July 6 and Friday July 7, 2017 were dismissed. The 10
defendants were facing Criminal Trespass and Engaging in a Riot
charges and seven of the 10 were represented by the Water Protector
Legal Collective (WPLC).
All of the cases stemmed from the mass arrests that took
place in Standing Rock on October 22, 2016 and are much the same to
the recent proceedings on June 29, 2017 when a not guilty verdict
was reached at the Morton County District Court.
The motion made by Assistant Morton County State’s Attorney
Brian Grosinger read, “Based on the rulings on the trial for June
29, 2017 in respect to the State anticipates substantially the same
evidence in these cases.” Upon finding out the order to dismiss was
granted WPLC Attorney Brian Fitzpatrick, whose client was one of the
10 defendants, stated: “The State’s Attorney, in my view, acted on
his ethical duty to dismiss any case that he cannot prove beyond a
reasonable doubt. These cases fall into that category. I applaud him
for doing the right thing.”...
Image Credit: Keri Pickett
Why Indigenous Civil Resistance Has a Unique Power
Activists should draw out the connections between
local struggles like #NoDAPL and the broader global climate justice
movement.
by Molly Wallace, Nation of Change - 10 JUL 2017 Published in collaboration with the Peace Science Digest,
which summarizes and reflects on current academic research in the
field of peace and conflict studies.
2016 saw the emergence of a powerful movement against the
construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, or DAPL, through land
vital to Native communities, especially the Standing Rock Sioux.
For non-Native people who have not been paying attention to
indigenous rights struggles over the past several decades, the
#NoDAPL movement may have served as a wake-up call to some of the
injustices still confronting these communities.
For others, as Tom Hastings points out in “Turtle Island 2016
Civil Resistance Snapshot,” in the Journal for the Study of Peace
and Conflict, #NoDAPL is simply another in a long line of civil
resistance struggles Native communities have mobilized, often
successfully, to claim their rights....
Protesters of the Dakota Access pipeline leave their main
protest camp near Cannon Ball, N.D. Feb. 28, 2017. (Tom
Stromme/The Bismarck Tribune)
Journalist Charged With Stalking For Filming Dakota Access Pipeline:
Trial Date 12 July 2017
After using a drone to film construction of the
Dakota Access Pipeline, police arrested well-known native activist
and journalist Myron Dewey, accusing him of using the drone to stalk
pipeline workers and security.
by Kevin Gosztola, Mint Press News - 07 July 2017
An indigenous journalist known for his work covering the
Standing Rock camps and other Native American-led resistance to the
Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) faces a trial on July 12 in Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Myron Dewey was accused by Shannon Eagon, the wife of Doug
Eagon, a member of the National Guard, of “stalking.” If convicted
of the class A misdemeanor, he faces up to one year in prison and a
possible $3,000 fine.
The complaint [PDF], approved by Assistant State’s Attorney
Gabrielle Goter, alleges on October 8, 2016, Dewey “harassed,
frightened, and/or intimidated security workers on a job site.” It
further suggests he targeted “their vehicles, license plates, and/or
where they were working, which made them fear for their lives and
their families’ lives.”
On October 8, police pulled Dewey over and seized a drone,
which he used to document how close the pipeline was getting to
water sources and sacred indigenous land. One officer claimed it was
used in a crime Dewey was involved in earlier that day. He was
subsequently charged and turned himself in to the Morton County
Police Department on October 14, when “Democracy Now!” host Amy
Goodman was also facing charges levied against her for journalism.
Dewey is Newe-Numah/Paiute-Shoshone from the Walker River
Paiute Tribe, Agui Diccutta Band (Trout Eaters) and Temoke Shoshone.
He founded Digital Smoke Signals, which was created to “indigenize”
media through indigenous voices that could produce representations
of their cultural core values.
He recently produced the third part of a feature documentary,
“Awake, A Dream From Standing Rock,” to get the perspective of water
protectors out to a wide audience. The film premiered at the Tribeca
Film Festival....
Federal Court Blocks Trump EPA on Air Pollution
by Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson, The Washington Post
- 03 JUL 2017
An appeals court Monday struck down the Environmental
Protection Agency’s 90-day suspension of new emission standards on
oil and gas wells, a decision that could set back the Trump
administration’s broad legal strategy for rolling back Obama-era
rules.
In a 2-to-1 ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia Circuit concluded that the EPA had the right to
reconsider a 2016 rule limiting methane and smog-forming pollutants
emitted by oil and gas wells but could not delay the effective date
while it sought to rewrite the regulation.
The agency has proposed extending the initial delay to two
years. Next Monday, there will be a separate administrative public
hearing on that suspension.
“The court’s ruling is yet another reminder, now in the
context of environmental protection, that the federal judiciary
remains a significant obstacle to the president’s desire to order
immediate change,” Richard Lazarus, an environmental-law professor
at Harvard Law School, said in an email.
“The D.C. Circuit’s ruling today makes clear that neither the
president nor his EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, can by fiat
unilaterally and instantaneously repeal or otherwise stay the
effectiveness of the environmental protection rules put into place
during the Obama administration,” he added....
Standing Rock's Fight Against Dakota Pipeline Continues While Tribe
Plans for a Fossil-Free Future
Amy Goodman, Democracy NOW! - 04 JUL 2017
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe recently won a major legal
victory in federal court which may have the power to force the
shutdown of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline. District Judge
James Boasberg ruled Wednesday that the Trump administration failed
to conduct an adequate environmental review of the pipeline, after
President Trump ordered the Army Corps to fast-track and greenlight
its approval. The judge requested additional briefings next week on
whether the pipeline should be shut off until the completion of a
full review of a potential oil spill’s impacts on fishing and
hunting rights, as well as environmental justice. The pipeline faced
months of massive resistance from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe,
members of hundreds of other indigenous tribes from across the
Americas, as well as non-Native allies. We speak with Standing Rock
Sioux Chair Dave Archambault II and Nick Tilsen, executive director
of the Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation and a
citizen of the Oglala Lakota Nation on Pine Ridge Reservation in
South Dakota....
Grandson of Former VP Henry A. Wallace on Standing Rock's
Fossil-Free Future & American Fascism
Amy Goodman, Democracy NOW! - 04 JUL 2017
As we continue to look at how the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
is embracing renewable energy, we turn now to Scott Wallace and
Ellen Dorsey of the Wallace Global Fund. The fund recently awarded
the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe the inaugural Henry A. Wallace Award
and a $1 million investment in renewable energy projects led by the
tribe. The award is named after Scott Wallace’s grandfather Henry A.
Wallace, who served as vice president under Franklin D. Roosevelt
from 1941 to 1945. In 1944, Wallace published an iconic article in
The New York Times titled “The Danger of American Fascism.” He
wrote, "American fascists are most easily recognized by their
deliberate perversion of truth and fact."...
Divest-Invest: Foundations Urged to Back Climate Solutions While
Divesting from Fossil Fuels
Amy Goodman, Democracy NOW! - 04 JUL 2017
The Wallace Global Fund recently awarded the Standing Rock
Sioux Tribe the inaugural Henry A. Wallace Award and a $1 million
investment in renewable energy projects led by the tribe. We talk to
the fund’s executive director, Ellen Dorsey, about the
"Divest-Invest" movement....
Dakota Access Security Firm's Top Adviser Led Military Intelligence
Efforts for 1992 LA Riots
by Steve Horn and Curtis Waltman, DESMOG - 05 JUL
2017
Retired Major General James “Spider” Marks chairs the
advisory board for TigerSwan, a private security firm hired by
Energy Transfer Partners to help police protests of the Dakota
Access pipeline — an approach for which Marks has shown vocal
support.
DeSmog has found that Marks also headed up intelligence
efforts for the task force which brought over 10,000 U.S. military
troops to police the 1992 riots following the acquittal of Los
Angeles Police Department members involved in beating Rodney King.
In addition, Marks, a long-time military analyst for CNN, led
intelligence-gathering efforts for the U.S. military’s 2003 “shock
and awe” campaign in Iraq, which was dubbed “Operation Iraqi
Liberation.”
In recent months, Marks has endorsed Dakota Access and its
southern leg, the Bayou Bridge pipeline. He has shown this support
by writing op-ed pieces published in various newspapers and on the
website of a pro-Dakota Access coalition run by a PR firm funded by
Energy Transfer Partners.
“I spent a good portion of my adult life in Iraq, and I
must tell you that the similarities are stark,” Marks said in
November of the anti-Dakota Access encampment set up by the Standing
Rock Sioux Tribe.
Marks, according to The Washington Times, traveled to
Standing Rock “as an adviser to the Midwest Alliance for
Infrastructure Now” (MAIN), a pro-pipeline front group run by the
Republican Party public relations firm, DCI Group.
“General Marks is still an adviser to the coalition. He is
given a modest stipend for his time and expertise,” DCI Group's
Craig Stevens told DeSmog of Marks' relationship with MAIN.
“TigerSwan is not a member of the Coalition nor does the Coalition
receive any funding from them.” Stevens manages public relations
efforts for MAIN and is the crisis management lead for DCI.
In February, Marks traveled to Louisiana to speak in favor of
the Bayou Bridge pipeline at a Louisiana Department of Natural
Resources hearing....
France to End Sales of Gasoline, Diesel Vehicles by 2040
by Devin Henry, The Hill - 06 JUL 2017
France is preparing to end the sale of gasoline and diesel
vehicles by 2040 as a way of reaching its emissions targets under
the Paris climate agreement.
Nicolas Hulot, the Ecology Minister under new French
President Emmanuel Macron, announced the “tough” goal on Thursday,
Agence France-Presse reports.
"We are announcing an end to the sale of petrol and diesel
cars by 2040," said Hulot, who called the plan a "veritable
revolution.”
Macron has emerged as one of the Paris agreement’s biggest
supporters in the wake of President Trump’s June decision to pull
the United States out of the deal.
Hulot announced last month that France would stop granting
new licenses for oil and gas exploration both within France and in
its overseas territories.
Macron also said he would welcome American climate scientists
to come to his country to continue their research....
An electric BMW i3 near the Champs Elysees in Paris.
CREDIT: AP Photo/Francois Mori
France Will Ban Fossil Fuel-Powered Vehicles by 2040
Energy Minister Nicolas Hulot said the country wants
to be the world’s “number one green economy.”
by E. A. Crunden, ThinkProgress - 06 JUL 2017
France plans to fully end the sale of fossil fuel-powered
vehicles by 2040 in an effort to become a carbon-neutral nation,
Energy Minister Nicolas Hulot announced Thursday in Paris.
Aiming to be the world’s “number one green economy,” Hulot
said gas and diesel-powered vehicles would be phased out over the
course of the next two and a half decades, part of a larger effort
to meet targets set by the Paris climate agreement. Coal-fired power
plants will be eliminated, Hulot said, and citizens will be
encouraged to produce their own energy, especially those who own
homes. France will also introduce tax incentives — likely in the
form of a pollution tax on aging vehicles, or a tax break tied to
the purchase of new, cleaner cars — under the ambitious Climate
Plan, in addition to ending oil and gas exploration on French land.
While Hulot did not detail how France would enact these plans, he
emphasized that the “conditions” necessary to make them happen were
clearly laid out by the plan....
German News Magazine Rips Trump, Calling Him 'Unfit' and 'A Danger
to the World'
by Jen Hayden, Daily KOS - Originally Published
26 MAY 2017
Germany’s Der Spiegel newspaper is pulling no punches
after covering Donald Trump’s disastrous trip to Europe. In a brutal
op-ed, they lay out the case that Donald Trump is simply "unfit to
be President of the United States":...
NEW DOCUMENTARY: "MORE THAN A PIPELINE"
5 WAYS TO WATCH THE COMPLETE FILM FOR FREE
SEE LINKS BELOW:
Documentary: More Than a Pipeline
Watch in English or in Dutch MoreThanAPipeline - 29 JUN 2017
We need your help! The making of the film 'More than a
pipeline' has cost us over €28.000,-
We made the film from our hearts and would love to make it
available online for free so as many people as possible around the
world learn about the suppression of the First Nations....
More Than a Pipeline, Documentary - English Version
by Robert Bridgeman, YouTube - 30 JUN 2017
We are grateful, humble and proud to announce the online
release of More than a pipeline. MORE THAN A PIPELINE is a story
about 500 years of suppression of the First Nations and how Standing
Rock is basically a next chapter in that story.
This is a 100% non- profit project that relies on donations
of viewers. The objective of the film is to increase global
awareness about the suppression of The First nations of the US and
other countries around the world. But also to show how they
resurrected and found back their identity.
More Than a Pipeline, Documentary - Dutch Subtitled Version
by Robert Bridgeman, YouTube - 30 JUN 2017
We are grateful, humble and proud to announce the online release of
More than a pipeline. MORE THAN A PIPELINE is a story about 500
years of suppression of the First Nations and how Standing Rock is
basically a next chapter in that story.
This is a 100% non- profit project that relies on donations of
viewers. The objective of the film is to increase global awareness
about the suppression of The First nations of the US and other
countries around the world. But also to show how they resurrected
and found back their identity.
'More Than a Pipeline' (Watch full movie English or Dutch) Censored News - 02 JUL 2017
We are grateful, humble and proud to announce the online
release of More than a pipeline. MORE THAN A PIPELINE is a story
about 500 years of suppression of the First Nations and how Standing
Rock is basically a next chapter in that story.
This is a 100 percent non-profit project that relies on
donations of viewers. The objective of the film is to increase
global awareness about the suppression of The First nations of the
US and other countries around the world. But also to show how they
resurrected and found back their identity....
Aaron Turgeon, aka Prolific TheRapper, was acquitted of
one felony charge and two misdemeanor charges related to
his flying a drone during a pipeline protest.
(Photo: Caroline Grueskin, Bismarck Tribune)
12 No-Show Warrants Issued in May DAPL Cases
[In a
bold and unethical move, Morton County State's Attorney, Allen M.
Koppy brings new charges against defendants whose cases are
dismissed by the court. (Comment added by SENAA
International)]
by Caroline Grueskin, Bismarck Tribune - 02 JUL
2017
Twelve warrants were issued in May when Dakota Access
Pipeline protesters did not show up for hearings or trials scheduled
in Morton County.
Warrants are not a problem unique to the protester cases, but
they account for a significant number of the approximately 596 cases
still open.
According to court records, there are 109 pipeline-related
cases marked "inactive," which usually means an arrest warrant has
been issued. That number has been increasing, as more cases head to
trial and Morton County state's attorney files new charges against
people whose cases were previously dismissed for lack of
evidence....
Twelve No-Show Warrants Issued in May DAPL Cases [In
a bold and unethical move, Morton County State's Attorney, Allen M.
Koppy, brings new charges against defendants whose cases are
dismissed by the court. (Comment added by SENAA
International)]
by Caroline Grueksin, Bismarck Tribune; INFORUM
- 02 JUL 2017
BISMARCK — Twelve warrants were issued in May when Dakota
Access Pipeline protesters did not show up for hearings or trials
scheduled in Morton County.
Warrants are not a problem unique to the protester cases, but
they account for a significant number of the approximately 596 cases
still open.
According to court records, there are 109 pipeline-related
cases marked "inactive," which usually means an arrest warrant has
been issued. That number has been increasing, as more cases head to
trial and Morton County state's attorney files new charges against
people whose cases were previously dismissed for lack of
evidence....
Hawaiian Fight for Sovereignty Indigenous Rising Media, Facebook - 01 JUL
2017 Hawaiian Fight for Sovereignty
As we approach the 4th of July. Let us recognize the
Indigenous-led fights for sovereignty and self-determination.
Native Hawaiians view their island as an occupied country,
not as a U.S. state....
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31 OCT 2016
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NORTH DAKOTA'S PEACE OFFICER CODE OF CONDUCT AND OATH by Al Swilling, SENAA International
- 24 OCT 2016
North Dakota Law Contains a Detailed Code of Conduct and Oath of
Office That Its Peace Officers Must Vow to Uphold--That Applies to
the Morton County, ND, Sheriff, His Deputies, and Reinforcements
from Other Sheriff's Departments Who Are Working Temporarily for the
Morton County Sheriff, or for any other Law Enforcement entity in
the state of North Dakota....
A Word About Brenda
Norrell and Censored News Al Swilling, SENAA International - 14 FEB 2015 For those wondering why the vast majority of shared
posts on SENAA International's Web site and Facebook page are from
Brenda Norrell's Censored News, it's very simple—and very complex. For
many years, Brenda Norrell was a major journalist for (forgive me,
Brenda) Indian Country Today (ICT) until they censored Brenda's articles
and terminated her without cause. After leaving Indian Country Today,
Brenda created the appropriately
named Censored News.
While at
ICT, Brenda was a voice for the Dineh (Navajo) people at
Black Mesa, Arizona, where bed partners Peabody Coal and the BIA were trying to
forcibly remove Dineh residents from their ancestral homes in order to
strip mine the land of its coal. That greed took the form of a
contrived, fictional "land dispute" between Dineh' and Hopi....
Censored
News by Journalist & Publisher Brenda Norrell Censored News - 12 FEB 2015
Censored News was created in 2006 after staff reporter Brenda
Norrell was censored repeatedly, then terminated by Indian Country
Today. Now in its 9th year, with 3.7 million page views around the
world, Censored News is published with no advertising, grants or
sponsors.
Today, Censored News maintains a boycott of Indian Country Today,
whose reporters have relied on plagiarism of others' hard work for
years, instead of being present to cover news stories. Now, with a
collective of writers, Censored News focuses on Indigenous Peoples and
human rights.
www.bsnorrell.blogspot.com
Please Donate to and Support this important voice for Indigenous
people and human rights. --Al Swilling, Founder, SENAA International
Worldwide Prayer Gatherings Will Resume Weekly
by SENAA International - 28 OCT 2014 What Is a Worldwide Prayer
Gathering?
Though the specific details may vary from one support group to
another, and from one geographical location to another, the essential
concept remains the same.
A Worldwide Prayer Gathering is not so much a physical gathering into
one physical location as it is the spiritual gathering of individuals
and groups from around the world who are of one mind and one accord into
one spiritual place for a common purpose, which is to ask for the
Creator's help to bring about the circumstances that will accomplish our
common goal according to His promise.
TUTORIAL
LSO MANAGEMENT: What They Are
and What to Do About Them SENAA International - 16 FEB 2010
Introduction
The computing public is becoming increasingly aware
of the existence of Local Shared Objects (LSOs),
also called "Flash cookies" or "Persistent
Identification Elements" (PIEs), the dangers they
pose, and the unethical ways that they are placed on
our machines. LSOs are the busybodies of the
Internet, sticking their
noses in your personal
business at every opportunity without
your knowledge or consent; and like most
busybodies, they're being found out.
With growing public awareness of LSOs comes a growing
demand for effective, real time control of them. Most
LSO management solutions offer management or deletion of
LSOs after potentially malicious ones have had time to
do their damage. Stand-alone LSO management utilities do
not offer real time protection, either. This tutorial
provides real-time management of LSOs....
IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, LEARN THEM! READ THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS!
Transcripts of the Constitution of the United States, the Bill of
Rights (1st 10 amendments), and other Constitutional Amendments for your
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GoFundMe - 21 NOV 2016 Sophia Wilansky is a water protector from New York.
She left New York City several weeks ago to help with the struggle
at Standing Rock. She been an active participate and family to the
activist groups NYC Shut It Down and Hoods4Justice. Sophia has
always been committed to confronting injustice through vigilance and
resistance.
Sophia was giving out bottles of water to protectors holding
down the space when she was shot with a concussion grenade. The
explosion blew away most of the muscles, femural and ulnal
arteries were destroyed, and one of her forearm bones was
shattered. She
was air lifted to County Medical Center in Minneapolis were she’s
currently undergoing a series of extensive, hours-long surgeries from
the injuries
sustained from the blast.
We
must to support our comrades when they need us the most. She needs
all of us right now. After all she is our family.
Please consider donating to help pay for her treatment.
Vanessa has been on the front lines fighting DAPL and working
security for Oceti Sakowin since September 11. During the action on
November 20 at the Backwater bridge, she was intentionally shot in the eye with a
tear gas canister from 6 feet away. It was aimed directly at her face by
a Morton County officer. She was seen at Bismarck Sanford hospital
and released because she had no insurance. She has a detached retina
and needs surgery to ensure her vision. She is now seeking medical
attention in Fargo. Donations will be used for the cost of the 2 ER
visits, surgery, medications, and recovery.
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