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ureapwhatusow
they pointed thir bows and arrows at the aircraft that spotted them
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7428476.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7428476.stm
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Wow, you see the pictures, thats amazing. Its so wild to think how there are isolated tribes in those jungles still.
I wonder what they're smoking. We can't go near them or we would wipe them out with the common cold & disease. Check out this tribe the 'Sentinelese'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese
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that blew my mind
To hell with bringing them disease we MUST move in and
shove some good old christianity up their muddy arses.......
shove some good old christianity up their muddy arses.......
med_breeder
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I wonder if that plane that snaped the photos,
was like a UFO to them. I wonder if after they explained their encounter to their tribe mates, they were looked at as we look at people who claim to have had encouters with UFO's in our society.<------man that was a run-on sentence
was like a UFO to them. I wonder if after they explained their encounter to their tribe mates, they were looked at as we look at people who claim to have had encouters with UFO's in our society.<------man that was a run-on sentence
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flubnutz said:i thought about that too, they must have had a pretty freaky story to tell their mates. did you see they were aiming their bows at what must have been the helicopter? reminded me of sci-fi when the army's shootin at the alien ship
I third that, they looked scared as shit, and ready to shoot thier bows.
fukin leave em alone already
Pfft, the rain forest is being deforested faster and faster every year & Brazil even wants to build a major highway through it AND check this they want to dam up the oldest river in the world the Amazon River. also every year more and more land is cleared out for cattle, farming, and logging. we have plenty to worry about. we've already lost 1/5th of the Amazon. Thats over 230,000 square miles and every year and since 2000 we've lost over 60,000 miles thats about the size of the sate of Georgia. Granted, deforestation has slowed down since '04 but its still a threat. Considering Brazil is seeing rapid economic growth we'll see more deforestation at a faster rate. Get ready for it. These tribes will all be lost very soon.
med_breeder
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Why are they red?
med_breeder
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don't start me off on LOST. Locke was in the coffin that is of the chain! I'll have to start a new thread on that.Verite said:
bUT really I am a severe skeptic.
Has anyone thaught that this may just be a hoax?
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I think its necessary that somewhere on this planet, the ancient world remains untouched by the modern world.
LocNar
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G. Sensi said:
There was a hearing today concerning a French company wanting to drill for oil in their lands.
http://www.survival-international.org/news/3342
Someoneorother
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WOW. thats so mind boggling, to think that we have an international space station, and they probably haven't discovered metal. I read up about that sentinelese tribe, and the wife of one of the killed fishermen wanted the tribesman arrested. How's that supposed to work?
