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Nigeria: Chevron Pipeline Blown Up By Militants

First Posted: 06/26/09 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 02:25 PM ET

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THISDAY:

The onslaught by the Joint Task Force (JTF) against militants in the Niger Delta has entered its 14th day with a new twist: the militants have blown up an oil facility belonging to United States oil giant, Chevron.

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The onslaught by the Joint Task Force (JTF) against militants in the Niger Delta has entered its 14th day with a new twist: the militants have blown up an oil facility belonging to United States oil g...
The onslaught by the Joint Task Force (JTF) against militants in the Niger Delta has entered its 14th day with a new twist: the militants have blown up an oil facility belonging to United States oil g...
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03:03 PM on 05/26/2009
Oh crap, oh no. I am serious. There already is talking of expanding Africom, and 'Bama wants us to be more involved in Africa.

Dear God, we could very well be going in to help the Nigerians with their democracy-needs soon.
01:32 PM on 05/26/2009
Guess who is going to pay the price? American drivers.
02:21 PM on 05/26/2009
Of course. Any excuse to raise prices.
10:23 AM on 05/26/2009
If you look at this headline, "Chevron Pipeline Blown Up By Militants," it says it all. Who are the "militants"? How about people who want to save their environment... Why are they called militants? Because they fight against a corporation that influences the media.
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10:15 AM on 05/26/2009
The poor vs the rich. Ken Saro Wiwa's Death Was Not in Vain.