‘Chief Denounces Environmentalist ‘Red-washing’

Some aboriginal leaders are getting tired of being manipulated by ‘environmental’ activists:

“Cancellation of the ‘Trans Mountain’ pipeline would cost B.C. ‘First Nations’ hundreds of millions of dollars in benefits, job training, and employment and business opportunities, according to Cheam Chief Ernie Crey.

“Crey has emerged as a leading voice for the ‘First Nations’ that stand to benefit from the project, calling out environmentalists for “red-washing” their fight against the $7.4 billion expansion of the pipeline between Edmonton and Burnaby.

“We have a vigorous environmental movement in B.C. and they have learned that they can use aboriginal communities to advance their agenda”,
he said.

“Grand Chief Stewart Phillip of the ‘Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs’ has joined public protests against the expansion, but that does not mean all ‘First Nations’ {‘descendants of Siberian settlers’} oppose it, Crey said.

“We are a member of the union, but no one speaks for the Cheam on the pipeline but our council”,
said Crey.

“The Cheam are one of 43 ‘First Nations’ that have mutual benefit agreements with ‘Trans Mountain’ — reportedly worth more than $300 million…

“Premier John Horgan could do real financial harm to ‘First Nations’ in B.C. by frustrating the pipeline project, he said.

“If this project doesn’t go through it will hurt our people”,
Crey said on ‘Facebook’.
“It appears that Premier Horgan is prepared to actively undermine the prosperity of ‘First Nations’ in B.C.”

“Crey is a co-chair of the ‘indigenous’ advisory and monitoring committee, a 13-member group funded by $64 million in federal money to monitor construction of the pipeline.

“As part of their application to the National Energy Board, which approved the project, ‘Trans Mountain’ engaged with more than 130 ‘First Nations’ and other ‘indigenous’ groups over several years…

“‘First Nations’ are not unanimous in their support for the ‘Trans Mountain’ pipeline. Seven ‘First Nations’ — led by the Squamish {a ‘nation’ of 4,273 people} and the Tsleil-Waututh {a ‘nation’ of 597 people} on Burrard Inlet — have legal challenges to the pipeline approval making their way though the Federal Appeal Court and the Supreme Court of B.C.”

–‘Environmentalists ‘red-wash’ their fight against pipeline, First Nation chief says’,
Randy Shore, Vancouver Sun, April 13, 2018

http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/environmentalists-red-wash-their-fight-against-pipeline-first-nation-chief-says

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