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Tuesday 11 February 2020
FUCK THE NDP
Just because something is "legal" it doesn't make it right, and if they get a few sellouts to go along with their plan, it still isn't right, just , or fucking moral. Fuck john horgan and the fucking ndp , fuck the courts and their bullshit "legal" system, fuck the pig rcmp willing and ready to enforce injustice , fuck their pipeline and capitalism in general , and fuck you if you agree with the government and their courts.
Protest comes 2 days after Indigenous youth occupied a B.C. government office
The Canadian Press ·
Ta'Kaiya Blaney, front, and Sii-am Hamilton, holding a sign, are seen standing with Indigenous youth demonstrating support for the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs in northwest B.C. opposing the LNG pipeline project, in front of the B.C. legislature in Victoria on Friday. (Dirk Meissner/Canadian Press)
Chanting Indigenous youth gathered at the British Columbia legislature in support of hereditary Wet'suwet'en chiefs who oppose a natural gas pipeline project running through their traditional territory.
The protest comes two days after Indigenous youth occupied a B.C. government Energy and Mines Ministry office that ended when Victoria police arrested 13 people.
Eighteen-year-old Ta'Kaiya Blaney said she was arrested by police at the ministry protest but has yet to be charged with an offence.
She said Indigenous youth back the hereditary chiefs who are protecting lands that will ensure the survival of their people.
About 100 people attended the legislature protest urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and B.C. Premier John Horgan to respect Wet'suwet'en laws.
Horgan has said the 670-kilometre Coastal GasLink pipeline project has the approval of the courts, the province and elected Indigenous governments along the route and it will be built.
