Getting in bed with LE...

The cost of the event, however — totaling $26,250 — was paid by Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian fossil fuel company that owns the Jordan Cove project.
In fact, for nearly four years, Pembina was the sole funding source of a unit in the sheriff’s office dedicated to handling security concerns related to Jordan Cove — despite the fact that there is not yet any physical infrastructure in place to keep secure.

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“The most distressing element of these documents is that they show the police both locally and nationally lining up, in a rigid way, behind corporations carrying out fossil fuel extraction.”

Most compelling read about LE is teaming up with corporations, in this case in Oregon, a corp. bought part of a town's police force, and how dastardly peeps do dastardly things...

theintercept.com/2020/02/12/jo?

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