A Message From Pandora

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"A Message from Pandora" is a special feature produced by James Cameron about the battle to stop the Belo Monte Dam on the Xingu, one of the great tributaries of the Amazon River.

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• xingu
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• environment

[MomoHasMuffins]

@Bsiviero troll much? O_O

[bloodrayne13ful]

I can't believe that so many people have such negative thinking when it comes protecting humans in various tribal groups from various institutions that wants to harm them more then make their life even better.These people like other tribal groups are our ancestors from whom we expanded into our environments and these groups are still very attached to their roots then many of us are to ours. So like many other people I truly support the protection of such groups. We all must unite to help them.

[deadcatb0unce]

@RafaelFernandeSantos VIADO!!! wow you enlightened cunt! i dont agree with US foreign policy anywhere, but that doesnt mean we cant have an opinion on whats going on in all of ours world, so why are you defending an issue you clearly dont believe in?

[senordelasgotas]

En mi opinión. La primera acción que debemos tomar los que habitamos este continente en relación a esta problemática es traducir las demandas de los indígenas de las regiones del Amazonas al español y al portugues. Porque si los que pueden subir estos videos son sólo norteamericanos y en su idioma, no se establece una verdadera comunión entre los intereses de ese río y los que habitamos el resto del continente. Saludos.

[crankerist]

vai cuidar dos problemas seu canada Indiota

[Bsiviero]

yeah as in the movie says" this is our land " and thats right so back off James Cameron you don't have a say in it..

[RafaelFernandeSantos]

If Mr. Cameron wants to use the US Senate influence for good, he should perhaps convince them to, say, support a Palestinian state and put an end to Israeli colonization of Arab land. You see, the US does have something to do with this issue - the US is Israel's main sponsor; the US does have a leverage in there. Belo Monte, however, is our problem alone, and it's been financed with our own money. Gringoes are not invited to opine on it.

[RafaelFernandeSantos]

I love that so few people have seen this. Some months ago Mr. Cameron said that he was so invested against Belo Monte, that he planned to talk to US Senators about it. "US Senators?", I asked myself. And that's it for me. Whether or not one believes in the virtues of believing whatever celebrities say, I don't want my country budging at the threat of parochial and self-entitled foreigners. Like all that happens within our part of the Amazônia, Belo Monte is a Brazilian issue only.

[RodrigoNAlvarezF]

@firstlourenco I don't believe you are stupid. We have the right to protect our country from national and international lies. At the beggining I was against Belo Monte, but I didn't really know much of it. I probably knew as much as those who, today, are against it as well. I signed two petitions against its construction, but now I see I did wrong. My mistake showed itself necessary, it made me more interested in this issue and now I have arguments to discuss it more comprehensively.

[ndaltamirano]

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