Comments on: Photos: One of the Last Uncontacted Tribes in the Amazon http://www.shallownation.com/2008/05/30/photos-one-of-the-last-uncontacted-tribes-in-the-amazon/ Chronicling trends in entertainment, pop culture, politics, the arts, and the uncategorized et cetera. Fri, 05 Dec 2008 09:02:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Mike Corbeil http://www.shallownation.com/2008/05/30/photos-one-of-the-last-uncontacted-tribes-in-the-amazon/#comment-994 Mike Corbeil Sat, 31 May 2008 18:56:49 +0000 http://www.shallownation.com/2008/05/30/photos-one-of-the-last-uncontacted-tribes-in-the-amazon/#comment-994 Good find, these PICs, Shallow Nation, and as for the question about whether or not what remains of uncontacted tribes, I believe the only right answer is 'NO!' Every time the damn Euro-ised West or simply all Europeans, in Europe and those in the Americas, contact primitive living tribes it always turns out very badly for these tribes. They have absolutely NO need of us; except for us to stay away! Let's say that individuals, like you or I, f.e., went trekking in such places and encountered such people, this'd be okay only as long as we did not disclose knowing about these so-far unheard of or uncontacted peoples, much less disclosing their locations. If they now become attacked or targeted by our elites and govts, then we all have a duty to oppose this to the very best of our abilities; but they otherwise should be truly respected and not visited at all by our schmuck elites and govts, who never bear good for anyone and only want everyone else's natural resources. Desertification in some African countries seriously accelerated with the West's businesses producing heavy-duty farming machinery and "helping" the Africans who did well enough before to destroy forests on mountains and hills, causing all of the rich, fertile soils to be eroded away, away, ..., so the deserts spread further with the forest protection removed. They do not need us, except needing us to stay out; Western big corp. and elites anyway. So I say 'NO!'. Good find, these PICs, Shallow Nation, and as for the question about whether or not what remains of uncontacted tribes, I believe the only right answer is ‘NO!’ Every time the damn Euro-ised West or simply all Europeans, in Europe and those in the Americas, contact primitive living tribes it always turns out very badly for these tribes. They have absolutely NO need of us; except for us to stay away!

Let’s say that individuals, like you or I, f.e., went trekking in such places and encountered such people, this’d be okay only as long as we did not disclose knowing about these so-far unheard of or uncontacted peoples, much less disclosing their locations.

If they now become attacked or targeted by our elites and govts, then we all have a duty to oppose this to the very best of our abilities; but they otherwise should be truly respected and not visited at all by our schmuck elites and govts, who never bear good for anyone and only want everyone else’s natural resources.

Desertification in some African countries seriously accelerated with the West’s businesses producing heavy-duty farming machinery and “helping” the Africans who did well enough before to destroy forests on mountains and hills, causing all of the rich, fertile soils to be eroded away, away, …, so the deserts spread further with the forest protection removed.

They do not need us, except needing us to stay out; Western big corp. and elites anyway.

So I say ‘NO!’.

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