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Fayette Farmer Fights Frackers (Original Post) Pat Riot Dec 2012 OP
k and r niyad Dec 2012 #1
Kick.......He's my idea of a hero. PDJane Dec 2012 #2
This company is spreading more bullshit than all the bulls in PA. Smilo Dec 2012 #3
Unaware. Yeah, because acid mine drainage is so hard to notice. blue neen Dec 2012 #4
Gotta love the company response. Curmudgeoness Dec 2012 #5
WTF? JPZenger Dec 2012 #6
yeah, but at least Pat Riot Dec 2012 #11
This story not covered in eastern PA Number9Dream Dec 2012 #7
Once again life is not fair. badhair77 Dec 2012 #8
These stories take a couple days to spread to other papers, but it will JPZenger Dec 2012 #9
Thanks. badhair77 Dec 2012 #10
Well howdy stranger. Pat Riot Dec 2012 #12

Smilo

(1,944 posts)
3. This company is spreading more bullshit than all the bulls in PA.
Tue Dec 18, 2012, 02:05 PM
Dec 2012
After investigating Mr. Bezjak's complaint, the DEP issued a notice of violation to Williams two weeks ago for dumping acidic mine water pumped out of its pipeline construction area onto the pasture land.

Ms. Gentz's statement said the company has a permit that allows it to pump water out of its pipeline trench but was "unaware" that it contained "acid mine discharge."


Yep pure bullshit.

As for imprisoning Mr. Bezjak - I think that judge should be given a look over to see if she is profiting from this company.

blue neen

(12,328 posts)
4. Unaware. Yeah, because acid mine drainage is so hard to notice.
Tue Dec 18, 2012, 02:51 PM
Dec 2012

Not.

You're absolutely right. Pure bullshit.

Curmudgeoness

(18,219 posts)
5. Gotta love the company response.
Tue Dec 18, 2012, 08:15 PM
Dec 2012
"Williams' goal is always to have good working relationships with our landowners and other stakeholders," Julie Gentz, a Williams company spokeswoman, said in a statement released Monday afternoon. "This situation is a rare occurrence, but there have been a number of disagreements with this particular landowner that we have tried to resolve amicably."


Yeah, right, we care. Of course it was a "blame the landowner". His is "difficult". Well, shit, you come on his property without notice, you tear down his fences and don't even try to keep the cattle from getting out, you don't let him know that he should move the cattle to another area, you pollute his pasture.......and he is the difficult one. Incredible.

And why is it that every single "spokesperson" is female???? No matter what, it is always a woman who goes out there and lies like a sack of shit. As a woman, I am always pissed that these females make us all look like deceitful liars.

JPZenger

(6,819 posts)
6. WTF?
Wed Dec 19, 2012, 12:24 PM
Dec 2012

So the farmer is imprisoned for talking to workers on his own dairy farm?

He dropped off a friend for chemotherapy and intended to pick him up after the hearing. Instead, he was in jail with father rapers and trash dumpers.

Number9Dream

(1,562 posts)
7. This story not covered in eastern PA
Wed Dec 19, 2012, 02:27 PM
Dec 2012

Thanks for posting my friend. This story was not covered by the Allentown Morning Call, or WFMZ, or any other media in the Lehigh Valley.

badhair77

(4,221 posts)
8. Once again life is not fair.
Wed Dec 19, 2012, 02:38 PM
Dec 2012

I did not see this in The Patriot-News but maybe I missed it. My husband did not see it either. I did a search of pennlive and did not find it. I did, however, see a link to the Scranton paper.

I have to take a break from the frackers and Corbett or my blood pressure will do me in - death by Corbett. Bastard.

JPZenger

(6,819 posts)
9. These stories take a couple days to spread to other papers, but it will
Wed Dec 19, 2012, 03:32 PM
Dec 2012

we often read news online 3 days before it makes the papers.

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