'Uncontacted tribes' sighted in Amazon

[Oldnewtype]

CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[goldpony]

so this is now being reported as a hoax, just as i predicted

[theis]

really? proof?

[goldpony]

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/91536/;_ylt=Aj8fmmCodP_Dj4ivmfdoHUrXn414

^^heres the proof. it was basically some guy trying to bring awareness to the effects of deforestation

[shine down unshy]

Oh well, it worked.  Everyone knows

[Jacob]

well, it wasn't a complete lie. the photos are still of a real tribe, and their reactions towards them helicopter seem real. the difference is that we've known about this tribe for almost 100 years already.

[shine down unshy]

Yep, it's still interesting as hell.

[Variable]

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/91536/;_ylt=Aj8fmmCodP_Dj4ivmfdoHUrXn414

^^heres the proof. it was basically some guy trying to bring awareness to the effects of deforestation

ahahahahahaha FUCK all of you who called me an idiot and stupid for saying that in the first place. 

[Fireal1222]

i wonder if any SL members are from that tribe

[Variable]

My story is that some guy from the National Indian foundation was mad because him and his organization dont get enough attention.  So he photoshoped the pics and gave them to the press to raise awareness or get funding or something.  So pretty much this guy is awesome for proving that the US news media is a bunch of morons.

seriously, orange men shooting arrows and airplanes flying overhead?  That's like something out of a bad wana be indiana jones movie.  No way its real.  I believe in uncontacted tribes 100%, just not these pics.

these pics are real.

you can't possibly be this ignorant.

ahahahahahahaha

[nonesuch]

yea but this was obvious.   Of course we know there are wild tribes living in the amazon and elsewhere, since when was that up for debate?  This is just about media manipulation.  If every news source starts talking about the dangers of coffee one day, then all of sudden there is a worldwide coffee crisis.  They are turning our heads to look in whatever direction they want us to, so that they can sell some line of products or ideals and further their control of your minds

[theis]

My story is that some guy from the National Indian foundation was mad because him and his organization dont get enough attention.  So he photoshoped the pics and gave them to the press to raise awareness or get funding or something.  So pretty much this guy is awesome for proving that the US news media is a bunch of morons.

seriously, orange men shooting arrows and airplanes flying overhead?  That's like something out of a bad wana be indiana jones movie.  No way its real.  I believe in uncontacted tribes 100%, just not these pics.

these pics are real.

you can't possibly be this ignorant.

ahahahahahahaha

why are you laughing? the tribes are real. they've just been around longer than mentioned first.

[Variable]

Because that whole situation was exactly as I said.  Some douche that made fake pics and a fake story to get attention and funding.  I straight up said that I believe in uncontacted tribes 100%.  But that I didn't buy those pics or the story.  And it all happened exactly how I said, and you called me ignorant for saying it.  I still dont buy those pics either. They got videos of their huts but couldn't get videos of them shooting arrows at the plane?  No, they were photoshopped into the pre existing scene.  The point is, I was right and you were wrong. So it made me laugh.

[Variable]

Damn I hate it when Trey is right

[indychinoluv]

Damn I hate it when Trey is right

hey, I should have deleted that quote back in the day

[Variable]

im sure it still rings true

[indychinoluv]

im sure it still rings true

You got me there.
I still annoys me when you're right though. Takes all the fun out of it.

How about trying to be wrong sometiimes

[Variable]

Its just not in me to be wrong.  Sorry.  There are a whole lot of other people on this board who are wrong a lot though.  You can get some satisfaction from them.

[goldpony]

i wonder if any SL members are from that tribe

lol, i am!

[wither-I]

yea but this was obvious.   Of course we know there are wild tribes living in the amazon and elsewhere, since when was that up for debate?  This is just about media manipulation.  If every news source starts talking about the dangers of coffee one day, then all of sudden there is a worldwide coffee crisis.  They are turning our heads to look in whatever direction they want us to, so that they can sell some line of products or ideals and further their control of your minds

exploitation is key for ethic

nonesuchofwhat?