BREAKING: Lifelong Oklahoman Youth Pastor suspended from KXL Construction Equipment, locked to machinery. Earlier this morning, Stefan Warner, a youth pastor who was born and raised in Harrah, OK, locked himself to machinery being used to build the toxic Keystone XL tar sands pipeline through Creek land by treaty near Schoolton, OK. Warner is taking action to protect the North Canadian River and the health of the towns and land it runs through from being irreversibly damaged by diluted bitumen (tar sands) leaks and spills, as well as to send a clear message that the current day colonialism and disregard for the health and sovereignty of indigenous peoples in Alberta and along the pipeline is unacceptable—from a Christian perspective, as well as a human perspective.
I want this pipeline STOPPED if we need to use C4 to blow up the machines….Without hurting anyone.
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Only way to take them down is people on our side. The Canadian people have always been by the US’s side through the good & bad and sometimes the embarrassing. We stand with you striving for a future with clean air water trees food…A BETTER EARTH. Thanks for all you do and keep up the fight on your end and we on ours. GET YOUR PEOPLE PLANTING TREES…It Feb and I done 24 already.
Hola! I’ve been reading your website for a while now and finally got the courage to go ahead and give you a shout out from Porter Tx! Just wanted to mention keep up the excellent job!