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  1. resumer (resumer@quitter.no)'s status on Sunday, 16-Oct-2016 20:44:08 UTC resumer resumer
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    45 years prison for protest filming in 2nd pipeline protest punishment overreach case of Deia Schlosberg: "In North Dakota, documentary filmmaker Deia Schlosberg has been charged with three felonies for filming one of five coordinated acts of civil disobedience earlier this week, in which climate activists manually turned off the safety valves to stop the flow of tar sands oil through pipelines spanning the U.S. and Canada. The actions took place in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Washington state. Award-winning filmmaker Schlosberg was the producer of Josh Fox’s recent documentary [..] She was arrested along with the activists, and her footage was confiscated. On Thursday, she was charged with a Class A felony and two Class C felonies, which combined carry a 45-year maximum sentence." - Source: https://quitter.no/url/636104 @rse https://quitter.no/url/636103
    In conversation Sunday, 16-Oct-2016 20:44:08 UTC from quitter.no permalink

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    1. Filmmaker Faces 45 Years in Prison for Documenting Pipeline Shutdown
      from Democracy Now!
      In North Dakota, documentary filmmaker Deia Schlosberg has been charged with three felonies for filming one of five coordinated acts of civil disobedience earlier this week, in which climate activists manually turned off the safety valves to stop the flow of tar sands oil through pipelines spanning the U.S. and Canada. The actions took place in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Washington state. Award-winning filmmaker Schlosberg was the producer of Josh Fox’s recent documentary "How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change." She was filming the action at a valve station owned by TransCanada in Walhalla, North Dakota. She was arrested along with the activists, and her footage was confiscated. On Thursday, she was charged with a Class A felony and two Class C felonies, which combined carry a 45-year maximum sentence.

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    • @mcscx@quitter.se (mcscx@quitter.se)'s status on Sunday, 16-Oct-2016 22:57:17 UTC @mcscx@quitter.se @mcscx@quitter.se
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      the 21st century is a piece of #shit! !justice "Filmmaker Faces #45Years #Prison for Documenting #Pipeline Shutdown" quitter.no/url/636103
      In conversation Sunday, 16-Oct-2016 22:57:17 UTC permalink
    • Temporary Marjolein (mk@oracle.skilledtests.com)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Oct-2016 05:19:08 UTC Temporary Marjolein Temporary Marjolein
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      Latest: "Breaking: Judge Rejects "Riot" Charges Against Amy Goodman in North Dakota" http://www.democracynow.org/2016/10/17/breaking_riot_charges_against_amy_goodman
      In conversation Tuesday, 18-Oct-2016 05:19:08 UTC permalink

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      1. Breaking: "Riot" Charges Against Amy Goodman Dismissed in Press Freedom Victory
        from Democracy Now!
        Breaking news: North Dakota has dismissed the "riot" charges against Amy Goodman for covering the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline.
    • resumer (resumer@quitter.no)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Oct-2016 08:15:53 UTC resumer resumer
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      • Temporary Marjolein
      • @mcscx@quitter.se
      • DemocracyNow
      @dnio Now what about Deia Schlosberg and here potential 45 years prison? Please don't leave her behind, Amy. cc @mk @mcscx https://quitter.no/url/636104 https://quitter.no/url/636103
      In conversation Tuesday, 18-Oct-2016 08:15:53 UTC permalink

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      1. Filmmaker Faces 45 Years in Prison for Documenting Pipeline Shutdown
        from Democracy Now!
        In North Dakota, documentary filmmaker Deia Schlosberg has been charged with three felonies for filming one of five coordinated acts of civil disobedience earlier this week, in which climate activists manually turned off the safety valves to stop the flow of tar sands oil through pipelines spanning the U.S. and Canada. The actions took place in Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Washington state. Award-winning filmmaker Schlosberg was the producer of Josh Fox’s recent documentary "How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change." She was filming the action at a valve station owned by TransCanada in Walhalla, North Dakota. She was arrested along with the activists, and her footage was confiscated. On Thursday, she was charged with a Class A felony and two Class C felonies, which combined carry a 45-year maximum sentence.

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