leg. wagon being used as a blockade in a major U.S. protest
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leg. wagon being used as a blockade in a major U.S. protest
I guess I'll just point this thread at the one I made on the USMB...
http://www.ultimatesubaru.net/forum/sho ... p?p=329455
THIS REALLY STEAMS MY CARROTS btw... mostly about the mainstream american media not covering this story though
http://www.ultimatesubaru.net/forum/sho ... p?p=329455
THIS REALLY STEAMS MY CARROTS btw... mostly about the mainstream american media not covering this story though
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crap. I'll transfer the info when I'm not so busy at work
so these people took over a mountain in tennesee to stop it from being strip mined. they used a legacy wagon as a road blockade. here's a pic :
and the link to the page where the pic was found: http://mountainjusticesummer.org/mto/index.php
and the link to the site where the news article was found, in case you were wondering why this wasn't in the mainstream media: http://www.indymedia.org
so these people took over a mountain in tennesee to stop it from being strip mined. they used a legacy wagon as a road blockade. here's a pic :
and the link to the page where the pic was found: http://mountainjusticesummer.org/mto/index.php
and the link to the site where the news article was found, in case you were wondering why this wasn't in the mainstream media: http://www.indymedia.org
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One one hand, we definitely need American-mined coal to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. On the other hand, do we really need to destroy entire mountaintops to mine coal? I wouldnt want that to happen in my backyard. Maybe there is a better way to mine the coal.
Not familiar with the area, but it's possible the local job market isn't so hot there, and the local residents prefer feeding their families to saving the mountain...understandable.
Any good places to mine coal in areas of Virginia, less environmentally sensitive but near homes of politicians & CEOs? Instead of improvised blockades, work would be stopped in the initial planning stage by an army of lawyers and reporters.
Not familiar with the area, but it's possible the local job market isn't so hot there, and the local residents prefer feeding their families to saving the mountain...understandable.
Any good places to mine coal in areas of Virginia, less environmentally sensitive but near homes of politicians & CEOs? Instead of improvised blockades, work would be stopped in the initial planning stage by an army of lawyers and reporters.
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