First Nations Stand Firm against KXL; Pipeline Protesters Halt Operations in Pennsylvania

(Before It's News)

First Nations Alliance Stand Firm In 2015 Saying #VetoKXL. Several First Nations tribal members were joined by allies at the White House to deliver a clear message to President Obama on January 3rd, 2015. The Indigenous activists want President Obama to veto the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline bill if the new Congress passes it.

Enforcing the ‘Will of the People,’ Dozens of Pipeline Protesters Halt Operations in Pennsylvania. “The people of Conestoga Township are stopping this drilling today and any day in the future that Williams attempts it,” says protester.

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