Uncontacted tribes 2 of 2

A film produced by Survival International about Uncontacted Tribes and their typical fate narrated by Julie Christie

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Survival
• International
• Soya
• Jarawa
• Brazil
• rainforest
• Andaman
• Nicobar
• Indians
• anthropology
• white
• man

[doraren]

The planet itself is exterminating the evil on it. This includes evil beings of all nations!

[doraren]

Why are the contact people and the narrator even there? They know that the people have not built up an immunity to them, they even said so. And whats in those coconuts, Those people are smart to run away, even though the comment about them successfully fighting off all who come there with arrows is bullish. If this was true, what is the big slob doing there? Did arrows help the Africans who were kidnapped and enslaved against the beast?

[doraren]

Where are these people? I'm sure the evil beings of this planet have already killed off these peaceful organic Nubians, as they do all natives. U see the big fat shirtless slob had no respect touching the women's naked bodies. They're not aware of what he's doing due to their innocence but he does. He knows thats inappropriate. The person who created this video is probably down with the ish.. The contact people along with the narrator, are subjecting them to disease, They even said so..

[capitaindouleur]

@hitokiri657 Actually most virus are a direct result of raising animals. As humans lived in close contact with animals virus evolved to infect us. In a denser population a virus will have more hosts to infect. If a virus kills it's host before it has chance to spread the virus dies with the host but if it there is a bigger population then it can 'jump' from one host to an other and have a greater chance of surviving (and evolving) and killing more hosts. Tribal people do not have this problem.

[zlatnotele]

@hamada281191

Indian businessmen, yeah, typical western. There are no other "evil" people than westerners, right? ;)

[theRevolutionof2012]

0:41 "They survived the 2004 tsunami by moving inland as they saw the ocean retreat". Imagine if the over 230,000 people around India hadn't lost contact with the natural world around them, they may still be alive.

[hitokiri657]

3:20 What that guy said left me thinking. He mentioned that they didn't know what an illness was. So...why civilization suffers from them? Is it the processed food, carbon dioxide and everything this new lifestyle carries? : /

[icarl25fly]

They live more freely than all of us

[hamada281191]

capitalism = money, distruction, no culture, no mercy... i cant wait to see this planet get fuckt... :-(

[hamada281191]

fuck money and fuck your bussines western world.. this is soooo fucking saddd..