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in sydney on sunday but was told the offer would not be accepted as a tense stand off a matter silent six hundred refugees refusing to leave a safety concerns what is after a.j. selects next. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. even a man without a doubt not mine but i guess it was all about the hard rock the baby i thought i'd let you down we are hoping the prime minister modi is going to wake up and listen

to us for what we have been trying to say. could be years that people invoke need adequate compensation from union carbide and outcome. maybe because people from the . daily show that after forty years they have given up their life for justice and. whatever we have heard. the way forward is to fight this and whatever we have whatever little conversation medical. rehabilitation we will have done. by other people. but we had. thirtieth anniversary would also work as you know leverage and you know making up our politicians actually i mean the hard way should include doing what does the right thing for the people.

in bhopal india tonight another horror strike in ten years they have your name call by possibly stand silent like a two poster and i defy gas leak from a union carbide i feel like i'm going to some of the world's worst industrial accident. aftermath that. killed up to twenty five pounds a. year that. is going to. yeah.

i don't. i'm. going to buy yeah i'm a guy i meet. young men like you were here for this book but what are you without reason with. none of those without them. you know i get a lot of the was there a way or maybe it's just come on the go by the bunny guy hears it you're funny man you. get your song with us is the. be i'm going to i'm so what are you just on the other he's like. to see the yard line when i finally get down on my knees mick jagger you might if you went on one they didn't win the money they get on media with.

love and want to. do sort of the. waters of. the.

only. thing. you do for yourself about the way. among your career never. fire survivors they're not survivors of the disaster. well not hardly anything from them or the government for the last three months they've been trying to communicate with him and now that people are on the fast without water things get really. crazy and scary for people who are doing this. and just hoping that they will fix the wrong that has been done and will.

get here remember. that if you do something you are. actually going. to do. this because one very little to do and. has agreed for the full listening skills. certainly gives little you when you. can then. letting. her. play as you heard here for. the members can.

justice in melbourne is very important but it just doesn't help. that we can set a precedent right we can do more of that marginalize people are not dispensable that corporations cannot get away with margins that profit maximisation cannot be put before people's has. occurred. but.

the detectors listens. sorry what's the purpose of this book in this blockade it's a block you're stopping people who are just checking driver's licenses and insurance you know you've been doing that for whatever reason two weeks actually i'm going to ruin it for you purposes thirty i'm just checking you i was listening what's the purpose of camera. on because we know exactly why this is oh here's the car and hundred of the plates ok. we've heard our stuff from the coachman but the car is going to stand and then you can have patients where this is your. own.

house and you know wait for free place you understand that this is worth reading you're still listening to see the territory here switch. for i don't work like so have a with a student you know nationalists and good nature or you're going to. we're the only group that's really publicised out there are opposing the pipelines and blocking pipeline workers from coming in here so to me when they're saying northern british columbia. we can guarantee it is the interaction with one of your people was not appropriate it's not appropriate for him to stand in front of of the police and suggest that we can't cross the bridge or can't cross the public roadway i informed him what michael was a great this is going to stockton territory i mean legally it's your right i mean

as has the first nations people if this is your territory to to represent that to voice that to express that to anybody that we should to commend to the territory for if they want to do work in the territory to to settle that matter through the courts people who don't need to prove that this is our land it always has been the province and everybody else needs to prove why they think they can access our land we don't trust the police because we're suspicious that your forces would come into school or lay out so that if there is an injunction you guys will be better prepared than hi i'm going to deal with. the business threatened anybody turned down and really want to amend and again arrest. many murders. before c. fifty one was major charge it's big time. now after c fifty one it's probably

a love story. so i think that c fifty one especially has maybe stopped some new activists from getting involved they think that little charges are going to become big ones they see that political protest you can now get trumped up felony charges for things like conspiracy but i think that seasoned activists realize that the government of canada is going to use this as their first case so they can throw a whole bunch of people in all this was first built and two thousand and nine the reason why it was strategically put here was because this was the initial route for pacific trails pipeline in ambridge so we put the cabin. right here right in the g.p.s. route of where the pipeline route was proposed to go for both of those everywhere they lay that pipe we will no longer have access to our territory and we use the

territory for burying her medicines for hunting there so much at stake here for our people and. the of. the of. where are you. and what are you doing here were the stuff from both the gas tank and one piece of. noninvasive work leads to permits permits leads to projects that we do not approve of it's going to destroy our alliance and the company has already been told you don't have permission to be here so i'm going to ask guys to leave so our crew safety rhea you know you got to leave so i look like i'm trying

to harm me not and i'm peaceful asking you to leave because you're trespassing. so please get back in your chopper and leave. it's just so i am not mox am i as rake in chief of the thai you one of the pipelines that what so on behalf of the mox father climb to freedom we ask permission to come and join you. we have come here to be with you to make sure you understand you are doing the right thing and the site the site for a while even though we've got a lot of verbal support we didn't get physical support out here and it means a lot that we have hereditary chiefs coming here supporting what we're doing and

back enough what we've been telling media our hereditary system is what governs our land right here ok. all right. ok. were you. struck three times with chevron representing weeks of a trail pipeline project we're here today to talk to you about doing work. on your land. and requesting access onto your territory so that when so we can people can

work and to see benefits from the project. the well axis of specs is the territory to be bargain thank you for these projects and you know pipeline commentary very very cardless if you've got other with food and members working for you that's not good being accessed from these pipeline projects will wipe out vast tracts of land that will prevent us from doing our very keen medicines that's which will be wiping out. our salmon it's our staple food could be wiping out all our food source. i don't eat store bought me everything i eat comes off my land all my medicine. i get off the land i don't feel the brunt. here trying to convince us to give up our way of life so that you can reap the benefits for governments and investors and

while you were in from some of the partners that's going on in the face from so you're telling us is that you a lot of slow sexes want to. keep brother you know offering up some water some tobacco no thanks we've got clean water right there in with with the drink and pollution the plastic that adds to the landfill so we could take your pick your manager because you don't learn a thing. but .

and somehow i don't think it is him soon was that she was said oh you said mention was numberless wrestling to keep the other worst on the. city was an idea was dismissed just so destructive when you know what it's a first step to be nearly so i may start off. at the start what is he doing the right. my ass coming out of that a car could rest on squats used to the shirts but i saw what the guy thought i was nationalized because it will sit on this mclean macaque to get them started but as believe me you prosthetist yet so enough of your i want to say washing dog of them

was just i mean yes but not you know just by nothing i'm sure there's not even for sure but i think you're right. or. not but i'm sitting if it suits the doctors i think john's superficial stuff yeah but i got some of them will reach the heights of any of them i guess they are the guts as a couple of dumb does when it was muslim. because there's just the there wasn't the purpose of.

the horror. i think. not the love this is the outcome without thinking. when you begin is a. history with. the spanish and when there. was a blitz. bust but. i mean he's not observe the most with the. with any

form and. yet. you. can.

i'm. sure. all your. own when you're. born it.

i know that i'm your source and bodies in the millions here but if you just keep. it works. you. have a. long a systemic problem that i seize up with and we should assemble the floor so i would

have a bit of. description look at democrats of us here so it was most not. just me but i was going to get us to not show you. this plan step yet but just have a minute that was the right tone i've been seeing you next day but i'm going to let me get up if the going to continue with the. production. i'm going to look at super bowl but that is a blessing and was going to present this to the rest of the reception when we're going to nation which was what you missed ostensibly to. limit those to you but there's an agreement that was a problem you know they'll get over it. and over the summer that's i mean yes. well let. me just press one for going to. let you just isn't it interesting.

because it was the. right demographic factor in the party think that it needed to master the mirror to. be disciplined. we're. told we're watching you but that you like the natalie was. pretty good looking. down the chute then. you think we're going to be watching the situation didn't believe me when. i saw buck up there anything.

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