Take Back the Truth

Twenty-three state attorneys general are seeking to intervene in litigation challenging the Dakota Access Pipeline, citing the significant economic and energy impacts a shutdown could have on states, producers and consumers. The states argue @DAPLFacts supports reliable, efficient energy transportation while helping keep costs down and reducing reliance on rail and truck transportation.
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America’s energy security depends on the infrastructure that safely and reliably moves our domestic energy resources. In a recent opinion piece in The Epoch Times, former U.S. Rep. Kenneth Robert Buck of Colorado examines Greenpeace’s actions surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline and offers his perspective on accountability, the rule of law and protecting critical U.S. energy infrastructure.
theepochtimes.com/opinion/greenp…

Trespass, sabotage, and threats are not free speech. Greenpeace shouldn’t get to use a Dutch court to sidestep accountability in the U.S.

Read Ken Buck's latest op-ed on what’s at stake for American judicial sovereignty in the @WashTimes:

washingtontimes.com/news/2026/oct/…

In the Dakota Access Pipeline case, a unanimous jury found the Greenpeace defendants liable, and the North Dakota Supreme Court has since barred them from asking a Dutch court to declare the case unfounded and abusive.

See the evidence:
takebackthetruth.com/fact-greenpeac…

Greenpeace’s claims ignore the truth about the Dakota Access Pipeline trial. Read the facts:
takebackthetruth.com/fact-greenpeac…