I am reeaally sick of the negative way this gathering has been portrayed by the oil goons and the brain-dead lazy press. As I stated before, anyone, Native or White, was asked to leave if they had drugs or alcohol. It was not tolerated. This was not a party, but a prayer camp and the MAJORITY of people there were of that mind. But, no, the press and oil goons focus on a small group that misbehaved. Shame on those of you who forced these spiritual people out.
Aerial view of the Sacred Stone Camp in February 2017, on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation and along the Cannonball River.
by CAROLINE GRUESKIN, Bismarck Tribune, March 1, 2017
The original pipeline protest camp on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation closed Wednesday, as the Bureau of Indian Affairs encouraged people to go home rather than be found trespassing.
The final campers left the Sacred Stone camp after days of hurried cleanup that followed a warning from the BIA that the campers were trespassing on land majority-owned in trust for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
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