Keystone pipeline firm files for eminent domain against Nebraska landowners - LA Times
?I didn?t appreciate getting a letter at Christmastime saying, ?Sign up now, because all offers will be off the table,?? said Nancy Allpress, whose family farm is bisected by the proposed pipeline route and who will be part of the suit against TransCanada.
?It?s our land,? said Allpress, whose farm has been in her husband?s family since 1886. ?This is a foreign-owned company coming in and exercising eminent domain against our will for a project we believe is of no benefit to the United States. TransCanada has behaved like bullies with threatening tactics.?
If you support this pipeline you are supporting a foreign owned company stealing the land of Americans, in this case from a family whom has owned that land since the late 1800's.
?I didn?t appreciate getting a letter at Christmastime saying, ?Sign up now, because all offers will be off the table,?? said Nancy Allpress, whose family farm is bisected by the proposed pipeline route and who will be part of the suit against TransCanada.
?It?s our land,? said Allpress, whose farm has been in her husband?s family since 1886. ?This is a foreign-owned company coming in and exercising eminent domain against our will for a project we believe is of no benefit to the United States. TransCanada has behaved like bullies with threatening tactics.?
If you support this pipeline you are supporting a foreign owned company stealing the land of Americans, in this case from a family whom has owned that land since the late 1800's.
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