Ancestral Waters (2019) a Water Protector Documentary

........ substantive work to be done right now

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the federal government has a trust

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responsibility under that treaty that

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the P op tribe of Indians signed with

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the government when everything was taken

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it was a trade and in trade for that we

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were to get certain things so the

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government has a trust responsibility to

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the pl tribe of Indians the government

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then delegates its authority for permits

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environmental impact statements all of

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the authorities for those things to the

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states or regional organizations or city

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organizations and that responsibility

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that goes along that trust

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responsibility goes with that delegation

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the trust responsibility goes with the

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delegation of those authorities you have

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an opportunity

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now to recognize us on an issue that we

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hold dear and we take very seriously and

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you have that opportunity now to consult

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with us on a request for a supplemental

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environmental impact statement I don't

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ever want my kindness to be mistaken for

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weakness

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I come from resilient people and I have

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to fight for those people the people

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that fought for me before I was born and

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the people that I fight for that aren't

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born yet

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we simply cannot take the good in this

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relationship and refuse to discuss the

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bad we can't ignore each other we take

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this very seriously and I want you to

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hear our request I humbly invite you to

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discuss the Puget Sound liquefied

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natural gas project with our Council and

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as was stated by a port Commissioner

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that we both know and respect a

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relationship in this relationship we

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don't want to remember be remembered for

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how it started but how we finish it

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thank you







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