Boomers did you ever think we'd live to see this day?

[malaise]

Come together!!!!

[rhett o rick]

1. No.

[JEB]

2. Common enemy....the great uniter.

And an enemy certainly worth defeating. Big oil could care less about Natives, Cowboys, city dwellers, the earth, the stars. They only care about money. Money makes them strong.

[Junkdrawer]

3. Not really....

I did the "Hitchhike across the county with my home on my back" thing at 21.

When I came back, I told friends "We have the Black vs. White problem. In Montana, it's Cowboy/Farmer vs. Indian"

Lots of stories.

[CurtEastPoint]

4. I know what I'm seeing, but I am not sure. United against the pipeline?

[malaise]

6. Yes indeed

Divide and rule may be breaking down.

http://ecowatch.com/2014/04/23/cowboys-indians-keystone-xl-protest-national-mall/
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Earlier this year, the groups behind the Reject and Protect campaign and their supporters sent 2 million anti-Keystone XL comments to the Obama Administration in just 30 days.

Through Sunday, the Cowboy Indian Alliance is camping out at Washington D.C.’s National Mall as an official protest to Keystone XL, the 1,179-mile pipeline that would extend from Canada to Texas. The opening ceremony took place on Tuesday, Earth Day, with 24 horseback riders leading the way for participating tribal communities, ranchers, farmers, Canadian First Nations and environmental groups.

“We’re here to show Obama, to show Washington D.C. the very faces of the people that the decision of the KXL pipeline represents,” Dallas Goldtooth, one of the activists from the Cowboy and Indian Alliance told a crowd on the mall, according to ABC.

The event will culminate in a march past the the Capitol on Saturday. According to Politico, as many as 5,000 activists could take part in the march.

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This is truly wonderful.
Rolling Stone is saying that Obama is going to say no to the pipeline.

[CurtEastPoint]

12. Thanks for the additional info!

[eShirl]

5. What's going on?

[malaise]

7. See #6

[pinboy3niner]

8. The photo is posted at Greenpeace blogs

Reject and Protect: Cowboys, Indians, and Ranchers unite against Keystone XL
http://greenpeaceblogs.org/2014/04/17/reject-protect-cowboys-indians-ranchers-unite-keystone-xl/

[malaise]

9. That's a great link

Thanks

[pinboy3niner]

10. I just searched on some of the text in your photo url. :) nt

[malaise]

11. I just searched for images

not text