Helen Yost of Moscow, Idaho, and Herb Goodwin of Bellingham, Washington, have spent years traveling through area the bioregion of Cascadia to halt megaloads, from Washington and Oregon to Idaho and up through Montana. They are used to harassment from law enforcement. That week, Goodwin said, the two were stopped on average twice a night, by law-enforcement agencies ranging from state troopers to local police in Sandpoint and Moscow. Check out this article by Alexander Reid Ross, editor of GRABBING BACK, about how Helen Yost (a contributor to that book) and other environmental activists are being harassed by the FBI and other state enforcers.
Posted on: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 19:59:22 +0000
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