TheyвЂ™re removing WetвЂ™suwetвЂ™en people from our own lands. TheyвЂ™ve been removed from our territories. Our Haudenosaunee relatives have been arrested, violently arrested.

ItвЂ™s illegal, even according to their own means of colonial law. This invasion once again speaks to the genocide thatвЂ™s happening to Indigenous people that are trying to protect our water for our future generations. Right now weвЂ™re at Coyote Camp, and the RCMP are moving in to remove me from my territory. Two of our WetвЂ™suwetвЂ™en elders have been arrested and removed from the territory. Legal observers, media have been arrested. There have been approximately 15 arrests that have happened already at the GidimtвЂ™en checkpoint. MOLLY WICKHAM: The RCMP are invading WetвЂ™suwetвЂ™en territory once again. On Thursday, Molly Wickham, an Indigenous land defender, recorded this video during the police raid. The WetвЂ™suwetвЂ™en occupation started in September and halted the companyвЂ™s efforts to build a key portion of the over 400-mile pipeline that would transport natural gas from Dawson Creek in northeastern British Columbia to the provinceвЂ™s north coastal region. The raid came on the same day Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with President Biden at the White House as 18,000 residents of British Columbia remained cut off by floodwaters and mudslides after torrential rains brought what officials have described as a one-in-500-year flood. In Canada, heavy militarized officers with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police raided WetвЂ™suwetвЂ™en territory Thursday with assault rifles and dogs, trying to put an end to a 50-day Indigenous blockade to block TransCanadaвЂ™s 400-mile, $4.7 billion Coastal GasLink pipeline. AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!,, The War and Peace Report.

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