The “obstructionist” profile of Teresa Brown
This is yet another Kispiox connection story. Brown established her “dog sanctuary” near the village of Anspayaxw (Kispiox) shortly after Gitanyow hereditary chiefs launched a pipeline blockade last August at Cranberry Junction, just north of Kitwanga. Let’s be clear about this, the dogs are a prop, the location chosen is intentionally on the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) pipeline path.
There is so much more in play here, as both Teresa Brown and the dog sanctuary are merely the props for a tax payer funded university, and we have good reason to believe the students are merely echoing what some of the University of Victoria’s professors are “teaching” student activism. Read “DEFUND – The University of Victoria“. Teresa Brown and the dog sanctuary are merely being used as pawns by the radical professors who are subverting legitimate projects because they happen to support the American funded “Destroy Canada Movement.”
Imagine the reality, this obstacle was created by non aboriginals to use to obstruct a legitimate, project ” The University of Victoria is primarily funded through government grants, which account for about 56% of its operating revenues” a publicly funded University to deny the Nisg̱a’a Lisims Government the right to build an already approved pipeline. This is classic NDP shooting taxpayers in both feet, while pretending to support First Nations sovereignty.
