[andyt]

BRAH BRAH:

If a company wants to run a pipeline through let the Natives and the company negotiate without interference while environmental guidelines will be followed.

That's already happening. Often the natives say no.

[BRAH]

andyt andyt:

BRAH BRAH:

If a company wants to run a pipeline through let the Natives and the company negotiate without interference while environmental guidelines will be followed.

That's already happening. Often the natives say no.

Who really says no? The corrupt leaders who are only looking out for their own interests or the people who could benefit from it?

[andyt]

BRAH BRAH:

andyt andyt:

BRAH BRAH:

If a company wants to run a pipeline through let the Natives and the company negotiate without interference while environmental guidelines will be followed.

That's already happening. Often the natives say no.

Who really says no? The corrupt leaders who are only looking out for their own interests or the people who could benefit from it?

In Prince Rupert that band took a vote and turned down $1 billion because it would impact their fisheries. Other bands are in support of it, I believe. You're always going to get a patchwork of for and against, some holding out for more, some actually serious about protecting their environment.

[BeaverFever]

BRAH BRAH:

andyt andyt:

BRAH BRAH:

If a company wants to run a pipeline through let the Natives and the company negotiate without interference while environmental guidelines will be followed.

That's already happening. Often the natives say no.

Who really says no? The corrupt leaders who are only looking out for their own interests or the people who could benefit from it?

In what way do you imagine a corrupt leaders benefits from saying no?

It's actually the opposite, with a corrupt leader reaping a lion's share of the financial benefits via direct kickbacks, awarding contracts to business that are secretly (or not so secretly) owned by them and their family members, lucrative "consulting" or "director" appointments to the other businesses involved, etc.