Climate Protectors Walk onto Poor Mountain to Stop Work on the Mountain Valley Pipeline
The Daily Rebellion met with them a few hours after the action, and got an exclusive from the frontline:
Anon1, "I think one of them was trying to actually hurt us."
Anon2, "A few of the workers were brazen enough to drive into us with their bulldozers before the work was stopped."
Anon3, "I'm gravely concerned that the United States is working to make natural gas, and fossil fuel infrastructure a permanent feature of the Int'l energy market. I'm worried this pipeline is the foremost signal of that commitment." He continues, "Today was tense, but anyone who studies direct action, and understands the risk involved, knows that this is one of the potential forms of escalation we face."
In Solidarity, Will Regan
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