http://intercontinentalcry.org/peru-isolated-and-uncontacted-peoples-now-in-danger/ For the Land, the People, and the Truth. Fri, 16 May 2008 02:41:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://intercontinentalcry.org/peru-isolated-and-uncontacted-peoples-now-in-danger/#comment-2192 Inge Bolin Ph.D. Sat, 01 Mar 2008 20:35:56 +0000 http://intercontinentalcry.org/peru-isolated-and-uncontacted-peoples-now-in-danger/#comment-2192 This horrible multinational invasion is a holocaust for isolated and uncontacted people in the Amazon region and indigenous people everywhere.  We must urge the multinationals of our countries and the governments to display ethics and compassion toward all indigenous peoples, the animals and their  environment.  If modern society can only survive by destroying the precious lives of others, it is doomed already. What a disgrace to humanity to allow for such crimes against life, against nature, and against everything that really counts.  Will these multinationals never learn that alternative energy can solve many problems? Will they ever understand that the coming generations want to survive?  In the not too distant future, the world's large cities by the sea will be flooded.  Our planet will be in serious shape.  We will no longer need oil, gas, and minerals.  What we will need is WATER.   So, let's put all our efforts into finding methods to conserve and collect water, so animals, humans and nature have a chance to survive. Inge Bolin Ph.D.  anthropologist, specializing in the ethnology and environment of South America, mainly Peru. This horrible multinational invasion is a holocaust for isolated and uncontacted people in the Amazon region and indigenous people everywhere.  We must urge the multinationals of our countries and the governments to display ethics and compassion toward all indigenous peoples, the animals and their  environment.  If modern society can only survive by destroying the precious lives of others, it is doomed already. What a disgrace to humanity to allow for such crimes against life, against nature, and against everything that really counts.  Will these multinationals never learn that alternative energy can solve many problems? Will they ever understand that the coming generations want to survive?  In the not too distant future, the world’s large cities by the sea will be flooded.  Our planet will be in serious shape.  We will no longer need oil, gas, and minerals.  What we will need is WATER.   So, let’s put all our efforts into finding methods to conserve and collect water, so animals, humans and nature have a chance to survive. Inge Bolin Ph.D.  anthropologist, specializing in the ethnology and environment of South America, mainly Peru.

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