Still more in support of the water protectors

More articles against the Dakota Access Pipeline, most that were found reading posts shared on Twitter by Bill McKibbens, Indigenous, Indigenous Environmental Network, Honor the Earth, The Huffington Post and the Bismark Tribune:

• Company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline Spills More Oil Than Any Other Pipeline Operator in the US

• CJA Letter to AFL-CO on Dakota Access Pipeline

• Faced With Massive Opposition to Dakota Access, Banks Could Still Pull Out 

• 'We Belong to the river': Images of the Dakota Pipeline protesters

• Cowboys vs. Indians Redux Over the Dakota Access Pipeline

• Tribal Consultations: Government-to-Government Consultations Set-All Tribes Invited

•  Russell Means' Wife, Pearl Means, Calls for Boycott of Banks Funding the Dakota Access Pipeline

• Attorney says DAPL land purchase violates anti-corporate farming law

• United Nations Experts Validate Standing Rock Sioux Opposition to Dakota Access Pipeline

• Sacred Burial Grounds Sold to Dakota Access 

•  Contractor Behind Positive DAP Environmental Assessment Was Working on Connecting Pipeline For Same Company

• More than 100 march in Cortex against Dakota pipeline

• See the Native Americans on the Front Lines of a Historic Protest

Why much of the news has not been broadcast by most of the mainstream news is disturbing.  I know I haven't seen anything out here from the 3 major networks.  My hope is people out there will start bombarding them, demanding that they report on what's going on in relation to those in North Dakota in the different camps are there, trying to protect the waters.   Chairman Archambault seems to believe the reason behind this is because it's not negative.  Of course, Energy Partners as well as some of the local news in North Dakota would rather show the protectors as violence hooligans when in essence it is the police and others called in who are.  That black snake seems to have many tentacles suppressing the news all need to hear.