WATER IS LIFE
We ARE the water.
Each of us a droplet, each drop is a Universe within itself.
When we come together, we are the most powerful, life-giving force on the planet.
Mni Wiconi.
Mitakuye Oyasin.
Events
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Sat, Oct 1st, 10-4
3333 River rd, Montrose, IA, 52639
The movement in Montrose meets the showdown in Sandusky!
Join students, farmers, Native Americans, and everyday people from all walks of life on the banks of the Mississippi River, Saturday, October 1, 10am-4pm, for the biggest and most important day of SE IA action against the Dakota Access Bakken oil pipeline to date!
Enough is enough! We believe that we will win!
What: Call to shut down Pipe Line at Mississippi River Entrance
When: Sat. Sept 24th, 2016
(Ongoing CALL to Action!)
Time: 10 a.m. Nonviolent Training for all who are willing to risk
arrest. 2 p.m. Action Time
Place: Entrance of Pipe Line at encampment
3333 Great (Mississippi)
River Road, Montrose, IA
To save the planet, in solidarity with family farmers and indigenous people
Energy Transfer Partners is drilling underneath the Mississippi River to build the Dakota Access Bakken oil pipeline.
Last week, more than 150 water guardians marched to the front gates of this Black Snake operation, between Sandusky and Montrose, IA and demanded the big oil corporation turn off its machines and leave the state.
We put Big Oil on notice, and we delivered a promise. If ETP and Dakota Access won’t voluntarily turn off their augers and powerdown their bulldozers and back hoe’s, we will return and risk arrest to shut them down ourselves.
Now, we prepare ourselves mentally, physically, and spiritually to fullfill that promise. All who join us are asked to come in the spirit of nonviolence and love, with no weapons, drugs, or alcohol. We have roles for every level of participation.
Direct action training by Frank Cordaro and Jess Reznicek. Legal support by National Lawyers Guild attorney Sally Frank.
Contact:
Jess Reznicek: 515-306-1530
Frank Cordaro 515-490-2490
March For the Mississippi is sponsoring this Sit-in