Those Who Dance (part 1 of 5)

A documentary about Shell Oil Company's crimes in Ireland and Nigeria, and the people who fight back. Shot & edited by Mayyasa al-Malazi. ... all » Additional Footage by Paul Brewster & William Dick of Wavebob, Glenn Ellis Michael Flanagan, & Friends of the Earth, London Microscopic Images, Shelley Burgoyne Music composed by Camilla Cancantata Camilla Cancantata, piano, vocals, accordian Nancy Elan, violin Ippy Femonic. electric bass Tim Hand, technical assistance Voice Over, Isobel McKenna.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Shell
• Oil
• Environment
• Ireland
• Nigeria
• activism

[derv39]

i am irish and i now live in canada and have seen this country raped for oil and gas the local people get nothing only there water ruined its just corporate greed so say no to shell

[tarafoundation]

Thanks for uploading. It's time to give this issue the international attention it deserves. The courage of these people is inspiring in this cynical age. We have to stop this crime from becoming a precedent. Shell to Hell!

[Devilock79]

I used to live in El Paso, TX. where Exxon have a large refinery. The stink that would emanate from that site would literally turn your stomach on certain days.

[giddygiddy85]

i worked on the site

[fanofhenning]

pop music fans may help i think,quantum mechanics when we wake up i'd say old chap.

[rtenewsontwo]

here here

[fignon]

Stop shaming the people of mayo with yer antics and let progress prevail, and put all yer blowin friends to sea

[paudge68]

Hi wasters,

Boggers could you please let us know how many of your arrested protesters are feom the locality.All you do is intimadate the locals.The failure of Gerry Cawley to get reelected showed you all how much support you have from the locals

[donpedrosan]

so its not "far far far too late"....(i'm confused. I don't know what you are try to say...the second comment seems a retraction of the first...almost an attempt to cover up some 'mistake' you've made)

[donpedrosan]

you say that it is "far far far too late" (even though that energy could be put into use in about 5 years - if the political will was there) ...but we should "give it a good college try" ... so you propose to engage in an act of futility in your eyes? Anyway, if you have the inclination to discuss such hopelessness, as you do - - you may propose to analyse what exactly the problem is (i say its political) - if not what to do

[HotSauce147]

Donpedrosan - As for the end of your latest comment (What do I propose we do). I have no proposal, I think at this point, global warming is inevitable and it is far far far too late for alternate energy to be developed and then thrity years later put into widespred use. The damage will be permanent. I think we should give it a good college try though, see if man can cheat danger AGAIN, but at this point its clear the figuritive axe of neglect has already been raised