Paul Rosolie

Whatever it is, they're going with the missionary protocol, getting these people to come in. So what they did was through two translators from Spanish to something to Yine to Nawa to something. We asked this guy and we had to stay away because we want to get them sick. And we had to say, like, what are you doing here?

Whatever it is, they're going with the missionary protocol, getting these people to come in. So what they did was through two translators from Spanish to something to Yine to Nawa to something. We asked this guy and we had to stay away because we want to get them sick. And we had to say, like, what are you doing here?

And the guy was like, I'm trying to go back to my house, like where I live in my house, my jungle. And he said, these missionaries said, if I came here, that then they'd help me in the food. And they were very confused because the missionaries had brought back a boatload of them and kind of tricked them.

And the guy was like, I'm trying to go back to my house, like where I live in my house, my jungle. And he said, these missionaries said, if I came here, that then they'd help me in the food. And they were very confused because the missionaries had brought back a boatload of them and kind of tricked them.

And the guy was like, I'm trying to go back to my house, like where I live in my house, my jungle. And he said, these missionaries said, if I came here, that then they'd help me in the food. And they were very confused because the missionaries had brought back a boatload of them and kind of tricked them.

Because then when they got to the town, they just showed up to capitalist society, which even though it's super remote, they're like, you want food? You got to buy it. And these people have a bow and arrow, but there's no more animals around because they killed everything. And they go, but I want to go home. And the missionaries go, well, do you got gasoline? Now they're stuck.

Because then when they got to the town, they just showed up to capitalist society, which even though it's super remote, they're like, you want food? You got to buy it. And these people have a bow and arrow, but there's no more animals around because they killed everything. And they go, but I want to go home. And the missionaries go, well, do you got gasoline? Now they're stuck.

Because then when they got to the town, they just showed up to capitalist society, which even though it's super remote, they're like, you want food? You got to buy it. And these people have a bow and arrow, but there's no more animals around because they killed everything. And they go, but I want to go home. And the missionaries go, well, do you got gasoline? Now they're stuck.

like three days of driving in a boat so like 70 miles by river oh my god and so these poor people are coming into modern society a thousand years late with their wooden bow and arrows they're this big they're tiny little people and they're terrified and no one's helping them oh my god and it's the edge of the world and it's exactly when i was reading this comanche book

like three days of driving in a boat so like 70 miles by river oh my god and so these poor people are coming into modern society a thousand years late with their wooden bow and arrows they're this big they're tiny little people and they're terrified and no one's helping them oh my god and it's the edge of the world and it's exactly when i was reading this comanche book

like three days of driving in a boat so like 70 miles by river oh my god and so these poor people are coming into modern society a thousand years late with their wooden bow and arrows they're this big they're tiny little people and they're terrified and no one's helping them oh my god and it's the edge of the world and it's exactly when i was reading this comanche book

on that expedition and I'm going this is the same thing it's that manifest destiny this is the end of their culture there's no one there's no one who's going to help them and they were just terrified sitting there at the edges of the streets and all these people are riding by on like motorcycles and rickshaws and this boat's going by and these people are trying to look for like a rat to shoot oh my god

on that expedition and I'm going this is the same thing it's that manifest destiny this is the end of their culture there's no one there's no one who's going to help them and they were just terrified sitting there at the edges of the streets and all these people are riding by on like motorcycles and rickshaws and this boat's going by and these people are trying to look for like a rat to shoot oh my god

on that expedition and I'm going this is the same thing it's that manifest destiny this is the end of their culture there's no one there's no one who's going to help them and they were just terrified sitting there at the edges of the streets and all these people are riding by on like motorcycles and rickshaws and this boat's going by and these people are trying to look for like a rat to shoot oh my god

it was terrifying oh my god it was terrifying i felt so bad for them because they had no i you could see they had no idea and they don't even speak the language they don't even speak they're two degrees separated with language so like like you could speak guinea which is the local tribal language there but these people don't even speak that they speak their language so you'd have to go from spanish to guinea to nawa oh my god and we were there and these people were going so how does someone know nawa that you talk to

it was terrifying oh my god it was terrifying i felt so bad for them because they had no i you could see they had no idea and they don't even speak the language they don't even speak they're two degrees separated with language so like like you could speak guinea which is the local tribal language there but these people don't even speak that they speak their language so you'd have to go from spanish to guinea to nawa oh my god and we were there and these people were going so how does someone know nawa that you talk to

it was terrifying oh my god it was terrifying i felt so bad for them because they had no i you could see they had no idea and they don't even speak the language they don't even speak they're two degrees separated with language so like like you could speak guinea which is the local tribal language there but these people don't even speak that they speak their language so you'd have to go from spanish to guinea to nawa oh my god and we were there and these people were going so how does someone know nawa that you talk to

because one of the Yine guys that I knew was, had been living there. So he'd picked up a few Nawa words. And so they were, they were, they were going.

because one of the Yine guys that I knew was, had been living there. So he'd picked up a few Nawa words. And so they were, they were, they were going.

because one of the Yine guys that I knew was, had been living there. So he'd picked up a few Nawa words. And so they were, they were, they were going.