Uncontacted Indian Tribe Discovered - Fascinating

I like the idea of killing them. They could be yeti! Or... the Playmate idea. Someone with credentials in deep-jungle documentary work should, of course, be brought in to do the production on this.

This is obviously a bunch of mannequin props from the Night in the Museum II - Attila Makes it with Sacajawea sequel. My bet is that, upon viewing the (strangely unpublished) wider photos of the scene, you would see a 12' perimeter wall peeking in from out of frame. These might also be transplants from Sao Paulo / Rochester, NY / Waco, TX. Leave them alone. Unless they need to procure medicine from the $50k SUV driving park service people who have a hospital-grade dispensary in their ranger shack, they absolutely mustn't be disturbed by the outside world.

Let's see what their bows and arrows do against our Apache helicopters. Yee-haw!!!

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I hope some of us reach out to them in kind tender compassionate care to help their poor souls find comfort & civilization, only to be shot by poison arrows and cooked for the village meal.

:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :cry: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
 
The only "hoax" or "bullshit" is the fact that the Brazilian government knew about this tribe since 1910, and it was not 'undiscovered.'

That still makes this rather interesting to me.
 
ok so it was half true, in any case they need to be contacted, my approximate calculations says they can be re-intergrated within 2 generations into mainstream civilization.
 
I still say it was shot on the same soundstage as the moon landing. The photographer indicated that more dirt (and allegations) were coming soon.

We should have gone in there with our Apaches as soon as that story surfaced.

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BTS from that Geico series? Is it still considered a series when they only completed six episodes?
 
I think they should put an In-N-Out burger where that grass hut is. I think the natives would like that... and a Starbucks with wireless access... yeah...
 
Cheesesailor77 said:
its amazing to me thats there's one square inch on this Earth that's undiscovered in an age of satellite imaging and internet. In fact, I kind of find it hard to believe ;)
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I'm leaning towards that opinion myself. What with the US military, Russians & Chinese with hi tech surveilance, mmmmm, I don't know.

What was that movie Richard Dreyfuss was in about the lost-found tribe? Funny as hell.

//ahhh, 'Krippendorf's Tribe'.
 
Raptor365 said:
I'm leaning towards that opinion myself. What with the US military, Russians & Chinese with hi tech surveilance, mmmmm, I don't know.

What was that movie Richard Dreyfuss was in about the lost-found tribe? Funny as hell.

//ahhh, 'Krippendorf's Tribe'.
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Well, you would be leaning toward the correct belief as it turns out this whole thing was a hoax.
 
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