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Morning Poll: Obscure Tribe Edition
Here’s the question: If you have your pictures taken by an AP photographer, are you still “uncontacted”? From the Daily Mail: “These pictur...
Here’s the question: If you have your pictures taken by an AP photographer, are you still “uncontacted”?
From the Daily Mail:
“These pictures are further evidence that uncontacted tribes really do
exist. The world needs to wake up to this, and ensure that their
territory is protected in accordance with international law.
Otherwise, they will soon be made extinct.”
Looks to me like those folks feel contacted. And want to make some contact back.
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