December 23, 2008
Posing as a Bidder, Utah Student Disrupts Government Auction of 150,000 Acres of Wilderness for Oil & Gas Drilling.
"He didn't pour sugar into a bulldozer's gas tank. He didn't spike a tree or set a billboard on fire. But wielding only a bidder's paddle, a University of Utah student just as surely monkey-wrenched a federal oil- and gas-lease sale Friday, ensuring that thousands of acres near two southern Utah national parks won't be opened to drilling anytime soon."
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Bogus lease bidder won't face charges - yet
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I have to agree with him that the protest tactics of the 60s don't work anymore - while the "protest zones" set aside in Bush elections have defused the power of those efforts, his creativity realy speaks to my old Berkeley sensibilities. We shall overome, indeed!
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"overcome"
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Oops. I had more to say but typing os too hard.
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The overome is the superior chromosome Nietzsche often wrote about.
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Yeah for student unrest and disruption!!! Sock it to The Man!! Bring back the sixties... er... *adjusts peace sign* Whatever.
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Good on him. He's willing to pay the price for the consequences too (although I hope he won't have to).
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Paddle #70? This beats Animal House. Thank you, sir, may they have another?
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Utah Student Raises $45,000 to Protect Land from Drilling
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Protesters buy up Heathrow land Land earmarked for the construction of Heathrow's third runway has been bought by anti-expansion protesters. Activism + acquisition = acquivitionism?
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Tim DeChristopher's website
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Utah Student Who Thwarted Auction of Utah Wilderness Hails Cancellation of Bush Admin Selloff
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Yeah!!!
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Utah Student Who Prevented Bush Admin Sell-Off of Public Land Charged for Disrupting Auction
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Wait, will he be tried before or after Bush?
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Climate Activist Tim DeChristopher Convicted on Two Felony Counts Jurors Not Allowed To Hear That DeChristopher Tried to Pay For His Bids & Feds Rejected His Money
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Tim DeChristopher banned from dangerous acts of ‘social justice’
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Terror charges faced by Oklahoma fossil fuel protesters 'outrageous'