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Protestors Chant “keep ’em in poverty”
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 18 February 2020 7:20
Maybe not exactly but they might as well. Every band council along the Coastal Gaslink route has stated – it’s a generational opportunity to alleviate poverty but the protestors are against it because they have other agendas.