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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 121023" data-attributes="member: 1305">7722 acres is its listed size.<a href="http://www.landofdakota.com/P_details.asp?ID=120" target="_blank">http://www.landofdakota.com/P_details.asp?ID=120</a>As for why it may be illegal this covers some.<a href="http://m.bismarcktribune.com/mobile/article_7e2b7f58-2114-5d55-806a-52129dc930f3.html" target="_blank">http://m.bismarcktribune.com/mobile/article_7e2b7f58-2114-5d55-806a-52129dc930f3.html</a>- - - Updated - - -The main thing mike is I'm not saying I know what there going to do. Just spitting out likely scenarios and the pros and cons for each. Doing some sort of donation to The Tribe and making that area wildlife area or protected holy site definitely gives them the best advantage in the purchase.  Now the tribe may not give two shits and a fair bit of the far-left probably won't either but this would definitely steer a lot of people in the middle when they're being called big bad oil treating the poor natives bad once again. This sort of olive branch if delivered in the right way at the right time could definitely cause some of these waves to die down some. At this point with the government sitting there doing nothing and dapl now doing this the over all framework of how things are going to go has turned into one big god damn mess making near impossible to have a realistic clue on exactly were this shit show is heading.- - - Updated - - -I wonder what's going on behind the seine because before today I've not seen dave archambault show any sort of flexibility of the pipeline crossing the river anywhere until I saw this line. Wonder if that the tribes and the government Escape Route where they can lose but still look like they won."I am not asking that you stop this pipeline, I’m asking that you do a full EIS [Environmental Impact Statement].”</blockquote>

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