Astonishing Photos of One of Earth's Last Uncontacted Tribes

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[MNDude]

Stunning new photos taken over a jungle in Brazil reveal new images of one of the last uncontacted tribal groups on the planet.

The photos reveal a thriving, healthy community living in Brazil near the Peruvian border, with baskets full of manioc and papaya fresh from their gardens, said Survival International, a rights organization working to preserve tribal communities and organizations worldwide

"The illegal loggers will destroy this tribe," agreed Survival International’s director Stephen Corry. "It's vital that the Peruvian government stop them before time runs out

[MNDude]

Funny how liberals view primitive tribes as an interesting animal that's to be ejnoyed by observing from afar, rather than fellow human beings that would enjoy an air-conditioned house and a flat screen TV as much as the rest of us.

[PGR88]

Let’s not delay, and apologize to them now...

[Red Badger]

Every garden must have it’s serpent..............

[artificial intelligence]

I saw that photo years ago.

[broken_arrow1]

Liberals would force them to immigrate to the USA, but keep them in loin clothes and grass huts all in the name of ‘diversity’.

[Vaquero]

Astonishing Photos of One of Earth's Last Uncontacted Tribes

[spokeshave]

WTF...Yeah...but what’s that white enamel cooking pot doing in the picture....?

[Fresh Wind]

Let’s not delay, and apologize to them now...

...and sign them up for welfare.

[fso301]

Fox just got hoaxed. This pic which was itself a hoax of another network has been around for years.

[Brookhaven]

Uncontacted means:

No modern medical treatment.
No modern education.

We are not doing them a favor by leaving them in ignorant squalor.

[Soothesayer]

It never occurs to the left that people live this way because it’s far better than urban poverty and eating out of trash cans.

The “contacted” tribes are absolutely delighted to have a house, mac n cheese, and a television. The only downside is their poor resistance to diseases but that’s a different topic.

[Never on my watch]

I remember when a hoax tribe in the Philippines (late ‘70s or early 80’s) reeled in some gullible reporter. He bet his whole career on them and lost. His career was probably resurrected by some news agency. He could be a star on MSNBC and I would never know it.

[justice14]

If my memory serves me correctly, this picture was published a year or two ago with the same headline. It then turned out to be fake.

[divine_moment_of_facts]

Me, too.. This is an old story.

[Future Snake Eater]

Yep. Same exact picture. It looks like the anti-logging folks are trying to resurrect the hoax to create a guilt trip for the Peruvian government. Hope it doesn’t work.

[snarkbait]

That photo was taken several years ago, and the ‘tribe’ had had many contacts with modern people. It was a big hoax back in 2006, and it’s a bigger hoax now.

[Psycho_Bunny]

I don't doubt you but, if this image has been around for years, I would expect TinEye to have some hits for it.

As it is, It returns 0 results.

[Never on my watch]

Hey, there is a green alien hiding in the trunk of the tree!