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Some of the leading computer pioneers already have. ;) Willingly or not.

I know a couple trans women from Canada who use the phrase "tall woman with a laptop" as code for other trans women. Because apparently if you see a tall woman using a laptop in a public place, odds are abnormally high that she's trans. ;)

This came out of a row in Britain over an investigation into schools in Birmingham. Unlike the US situation, what brought this about was a charge that Muslims were trying to take over schools in Birmingham and alter the lessons to support Islamic Ideals. The term you can search on to find this is Trojan Horse Investigation, along with Birmingham.

For example: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-eng...

For a more sensationalist view, we have the Daily Fail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

One of (many) things charged was teaching creationism. Others were teaching in sex ed that wives weren't allowed to "say no" and must submit to their husbands.

How much of this is true depends on who you ask and, no surprise, it's quite a controversy.

But, to put it in context, this came up in response to charges of Islamic influence. Apparently any Christian state funded schools teaching creationism didn't raise this level of concern.

It's hard to detect sarcasm when speaking of this nature about Brittan. The government there already places surveillance cameras in private homes.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...

http://www.infowars.com/uk-gov...

Now I know someone will say but those are slanted and biased sites. Yes they are and they are somewhat polar opposite in their slants so it should mean the story is true. However, for the crazy still needing more, it appears the local governments don't want left out of the fun filled craze.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ind...

It's documented fact that birds shit more on red cars than any other color.

Re What in the world is so important about them? What are they hiding?
The tech is now very cheap (down from federal/mil/spy/nation only funding) . You are getting a lot of info about people, movements and their devices in a region for state/city funding.
Done with other tech you can get: passenger, driver faces, all the unique data about a phone, data use, location, duration, who is around you. Over time the next step is the voice print.
The legality question is that: fishing for 'anyone' or 'anything', entrapment, parallel construction vs needing limited roving warrant that has to show real legal results to a court over time.
The antenna you saw might just be for city wifi, a trail or any other cost saving network. Some cities police have used mesh networks in the past:
"Seattle police have a wireless network that can track your every move" (Nov. 7, 2013)
http://www.kirotv.com/news/new...
Long term what is wanted at a federal and city level is voice prints on file making any (and all) communication trackable as in the UK.
MI5 uses Army helicopters to track terror suspects (21 February 2010)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
Spy-in-sky patrols over British cities in hunt for Taliban fighters (3 August 2008)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
"They are attempting to identify suspects using ‘voice prints’"
"recently they have been fitted with equipment capable of picking up signals from wi-fi computer networks."
ie what gov/mil did a years ago over cities is now at a low cost and been slowly rolled out into suburbia at a police level.
Expect a lot more of the chat down option - one state officer hinting that their role in a federal task force is now a talk with federal law enfacement at a persons door. No court paperwork needed and a lot of tracking tech in the area. The hide part is parallel construction vs a real warrant and what any good legal team would find.

Re What in the world is so important about them? What are they hiding?
The tech is now very cheap (down from federal/mil/spy/nation only funding) . You are getting a lot of info about people, movements and their devices in a region for state/city funding.
Done with other tech you can get: passenger, driver faces, all the unique data about a phone, data use, location, duration, who is around you. Over time the next step is the voice print.
The legality question is that: fishing for 'anyone' or 'anything', entrapment, parallel construction vs needing limited roving warrant that has to show real legal results to a court over time.
The antenna you saw might just be for city wifi, a trail or any other cost saving network. Some cities police have used mesh networks in the past:
"Seattle police have a wireless network that can track your every move" (Nov. 7, 2013)
http://www.kirotv.com/news/new...
Long term what is wanted at a federal and city level is voice prints on file making any (and all) communication trackable as in the UK.
MI5 uses Army helicopters to track terror suspects (21 February 2010)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
Spy-in-sky patrols over British cities in hunt for Taliban fighters (3 August 2008)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
"They are attempting to identify suspects using ‘voice prints’"
"recently they have been fitted with equipment capable of picking up signals from wi-fi computer networks."
ie what gov/mil did a years ago over cities is now at a low cost and been slowly rolled out into suburbia at a police level.
Expect a lot more of the chat down option - one state officer hinting that their role in a federal task force is now a talk with federal law enfacement at a persons door. No court paperwork needed and a lot of tracking tech in the area. The hide part is parallel construction vs a real warrant and what any good legal team would find.

Um, yeah, politicians pushing for amnesty has nothing to do with border security. When word spreads through Mexico and central America that the US is possibly granting amnesty to any illegals in the country, you don't think a very large number of those people are going to want to get themselves inside America in order to take advantage if amnesty actually happens?

In the UK increased restrictions on gun ownership actually show the opposite pattern

Howso? The accounts I've heard point to increased crime: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

• Boris Karpichkov was a KGB spy in the 80s, he moved to Britain and applied for asylum there in 1998
• Boris has a history of making the news with unfounded claims like this

Based on the limited google search I did, and this article sums nicely, it seems more like Russia was monitoring Snowden as early as 2007 and then this Boris guy made some pretty outlandish claims about the monitoring.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci...
http://www.worldcarfans.com/111041532649/audi-a5-that-can-literally-lean-into-corners-video

There are piles of leaning cars. Though, this might be the first one in the market. And I thought the Infinity Q45 with Active Suspension would lean in as well, but only as much as the forces were trying to make it lean out, so that it rode flat.

The camera is very adept at lying, sometimes on accident..

Take number 18, he has a gun!
http://www.jeodot.com/here-are...

choice of lens and perspective can be imported as well.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci...

Its harder with video, but it still happens.

Did you even notice that most of these laser were pointed at the biggest part of the aircraft and not the cockpit? The pilots are also probably using very expensive visors and cameras to see where they are going and not actually looking out the window. You are comparing military aircraft to civilian aircraft. Not a valid comparison.

But practically? Not very likely

It has happened

Both of those incidents are just like all of the others. Anecdotal, uncorroborated comments by officers on the scene.

According to the police, Aliens have been mutilating cows for years:
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/20...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

The moral of the story? The police write down whatever you tell them. Where are the crashes? Where are the blind pilots? Maybe the cow hungry aliens took them!

http://www.politifact.com/trut... [politifact.com]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new... [dailymail.co.uk]

When you start comparing crime rates, violent crime rates, gun deaths, or any other socially important data, you really need to pay careful attention to terminology. It matters little that the UK may experience only 1% of our gun deaths, if they also experience 800% of our violent crime rate. After you are mutilated or dead, is it really going to matter to you that you were killed with a gun, or a knife, or a stone, or you were choked to death? Violent crime is violent crime.

Given the choice, I think I'd rather be shot to death, than bludgeoned to death. The suffering is likely to end much, much sooner.

BOTTOM LINE: liberals, progressives, and socialists always want to disarm the public. But, disarming the public never makes the public any safer. It only makes it safer for GOVERNMENT TO OPPRESS THE PEOPLE!!

Ask any number of infamous people, starting with Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, and Mao tse Tung.

Do you /really/ think that a punch in the face, a rape and a mass shooting are all the same thing? They're all violent crime...

Keep in mind that the statistics aren't derived the same way in the two countries. The UK includes a much wider array of crimes as "violent crimes", while the US doesn't - it's rate is effectively lower because there are crimes that it puts in other categories. ( http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2013/jun/24/blog-posting/social-media-post-says-uk-has-far-higher-violent-c/ )

Also, you're probably more likely to be bludgeoned to death in the US than in the UK. The murder rate is far higher in the US after all.

If somebody is going to commit a violent crime against me, I'd much rather it involve a fist than a bullet. You're welcome to feel otherwise.

http://www.politifact.com/trut...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

When you start comparing crime rates, violent crime rates, gun deaths, or any other socially important data, you really need to pay careful attention to terminology. It matters little that the UK may experience only 1% of our gun deaths, if they also experience 800% of our violent crime rate. After you are mutilated or dead, is it really going to matter to you that you were killed with a gun, or a knife, or a stone, or you were choked to death? Violent crime is violent crime.

Given the choice, I think I'd rather be shot to death, than bludgeoned to death. The suffering is likely to end much, much sooner.

BOTTOM LINE: liberals, progressives, and socialists always want to disarm the public. But, disarming the public never makes the public any safer. It only makes it safer for GOVERNMENT TO OPPRESS THE PEOPLE!!

Ask any number of infamous people, starting with Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, and Mao tse Tung.

Liberals don't tolerate facts.

http://www.politifact.com/trut...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

When you start comparing crime rates, violent crime rates, gun deaths, or any other socially important data, you really need to pay careful attention to terminology. It matters little that the UK may experience only 1% of our gun deaths, if they also experience 800% of our violent crime rate. After you are mutilated or dead, is it really going to matter to you that you were killed with a gun, or a knife, or a stone, or you were choked to death? Violent crime is violent crime.

Given the choice, I think I'd rather be shot to death, than bludgeoned to death. The suffering is likely to end much, much sooner.

BOTTOM LINE: liberals, progressives, and socialists always want to disarm the public. But, disarming the public never makes the public any safer. It only makes it safer for GOVERNMENT TO OPPRESS THE PEOPLE!!

Ask any number of infamous people, starting with Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, and Mao tse Tung.

Citation needed. Pretty sure that's not true.

Pretty easily to verify with Google:

More men are raped in the U.S. than woman, according to figures that include sexual abuse in prisons.

In 2008, it was estimated 216,000 inmates were sexually assaulted while serving time, according to the Department of Justice figures. That is compared to 90,479 rape cases outside of prison.

And that's just from prisons. There's also more men assaulted in the military:

Preventing sexual assault has frequently been framed as a women's rights issue in coverage over the past year, but the numbers show that it is very much a problem that cuts across genders. In an analysis of the final data, the Associated Press found that in terms of sheer numbers, there were many more men who were victims of assault in 2013 than women. "About 6.8 percent of women surveyed said they were assaulted and 1.2 percent of the men," the AP reports. âoeBut there are vastly more men in the military; by the raw numbers, a bit more than 12,000 women said they were assaulted, compared with nearly 14,000 men.â

To which there is a frequent "yeahbut women under-report rape", to which there is an easy "and that's different from men how"? That's 14,000 men in a macho man-up culture that have admitted to rape, so the real number is going to be much higher as well.

Seriously, you've never seen it? The woman who started the #yesallwomen trend on Twitter had to close her account because of all the rape threats she was getting.

That doesn't surprise me, I'm sorry to say. But I'm given to understand that any high-profile person on Twitter gets all kinds of threats, rape or otherwise. Obviously females are more prone to rape threats than males, but all 4 links (~2 minutes of Google News for "twitter threat") are for males and death threats. It's all the ass-end of the internet and warrants no concern

Not at all. I'm saying it's every geek or nerd's responsibility - along with everyone else's responsibility - to speak up when they see it. *Every* incident? Only if you're personally there for *every* incident, in which case, I'd have to wonder why you're always in the wrong place.

Is it your responsibility to stop *every* fire? No. If you see someone's house on fire, wouldn't it be a good responsible act to call the fire department, rather than just shrugging and walking away? Of course it is. Does it matter that you're not going to stop *every* fire? Of course not.

Fair enough, that's basically what I meant. But it seems like that doesn't really address the problem - you still have little pockets where this BS is tolerated, and I don't know how "nerds" can fix that to the extent that they don't make up those pockets. Seems like a more targeted group term could help.

I thought you said you couldn't think of any instances of harassment, and now you're throwing up specific examples like a Call of Duty server? Which is it?

I don't play Call of Duty, it's just a stereotypical example. I've seen it played a few times, and it seemed like a hell-hole, but there were no women so my statement stands - I've never seen a woman get harassed in an online forum. I've seen places where I suspect a woman likely would get harassed, were one present, but I don't even know what it looks like. Would it really take the form of such cliched, tired kitchen and sandwich jokes? Seems about as scandalous as "ima make u suk my dick fag0t" or a goatse link - what is this, 2002?

It used to be a common word everywhere. Up here in the North where we don't accept that language and speak up when its used, it is not prevalent. As you note, it's southern racists... and apparently no one in their circles is saying "stop using that word".

Precisely, so what's the plan for dealing with those problem circles in particular? (rhetorical question, if I knew I'd be doing it!) Blaming that behavior on "people", even "southern people" isn't very useful for winning allies - but that's essentially what's happening here with "nerds". You (n.b. "people in general") drive a wedge into the community and put people who are otherwise very sympathetic (like me!) on the defensive completely unnecessarily.

Telling people "just grow a thick skin" or "put up with it" is being part of the problem. Sure, you don't harass people... But you're not standing up to those who do, and you're telling their victims to suck it up. That makes you not quite as bad as the harassers, but no where close to being a good person. Ever hear the old poem about "they came for [X group], but I said nothing, because I was not [X]"? It's not supposed to be an endorsement of staying silent.

Here's where you and I disagree. This is a nuanced point for the internet, but basically the worl

Correct.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

It's not a good idea to wander round the City of London wearing a Tshirt or carrying a sign saying "Scientology is an evil cult" - you WILL be arrested.

(It's happened a few times in the past, but this is the most recent example I could find)

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i...

http://www.theguardian.com/uk/...

Thankfully the UK crown prosecution service has more sense:

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/No...'

Lots of links off the bottome of the last article.

Lame article, which points to a blog, which points to another blog, which points to the wrong place on a Russian site, which copied the article from The Daily Mail. The Daily Mail, even though a tabloid, has a halfway decent article.

I'm not going to explain inertial guidance; that's what Wikipedia is for. This is better inertial guidance. Here's a popular article which describes this new class of "gyros" and accelerometers. If you really want to know what's going on here, read Advances in Atomic Gyroscopes: A View from Inertial Navigation Applications

Laser "gyros", which work by interferometery and have no moving parts, have been around for decades. The best laser gyros still have more drift, by about 2 orders of magnitude, than the best mechanical gyros. Laser gyro technology has hit the limits of what you can do with photons. The idea here is to do interferometry with coupled atoms, rather than photons. That technology has been slowly improving for a decade or so, and it looks like it's getting close to deployment for high-end applcations.

One of the more interesting possibilities here is chip-scale gyros of moderate precision. Here's a Honewell patent from 2006 for one.

China uses tanks. Russia uses ricin and polonium. The US poisons them (Brittany Murphy) and tells the news that it was a drug overdose, or takes control of their car remotely (Michael Hastings) and drives it off the road at high speed. I am pretty sure there are many more very suspicious deaths of people that knew too much or asked the wrong questions. Hell, they can straight up shoot them and claim the officer was in the right as it was defensive or merely accidental.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Yeah, and he could also be the guy responsible for sinkholes that show up an alarming rate lately because the wildfires he sets make Earth crust softer thus more likely to sink.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

http://www.viralnova.com/huge-...

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics...

It's the Daily Mail, but... "one of the images shows Adebowale raising his gun at the officers even after he had been shot in the leg and stomach, forcing the officers to shoot him in the hand - blowing off his thumb.

"Once both the terror suspects posed no further threat, E48 used a first aid kit from the police car to treat Adebowale.

"He added: 'Once the threat is neutralised we have a duty of care to all persons to save life, no matter who they are.'"

Even if there was a secret islamophobic agenda,

What Secret?
UK Islamist Leader: Islam Will Dominate America
Muslim daubs war memorial with 'Islam will dominate the world' - but walks free after CPS says he was NOT racially motivated
Friday Prayers in Brazil: Islam Will Dominate the World
I want to see flag of Allah flying over Downing St

The prototype tested in the Netherlands had not much success because it failed to glow properly after a rainy day (link). The issue is like with any kind of solar power - it simply does not work if there is no or too little sun.

Britain and to a larger extent the United States both work hard to prop up repressive regimes they find benefitial to their interests. Somalia, Libya, hell even North Korea has received funds from the british taxpayer since 2012. To think that anyone in parliament gives two shits about some spyware is sadly wrong.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Specified frequency is 37.5 kHz ± 1kHz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U...

Search teams picked up two signals on April 5 at a frequency of 33.5kHz before two more were received three days later at 27kHz.

While both are significantly lower than the 37.5kHz frequency black box beacons are designed to emit, the April 5 signals are still possible, down perhaps to weakening batteries or the 'vagaries of deep-sea conditions'.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Buoys tend to move around and some get lost, so that could account for the 27kHz signals.

Like the Blogfather over at Instapundit always says:

I'll believe there's a crisis,
When the people who are saying there's a crisis,
Start acting like there's a crisis.

Until then, I don't want to hear a damn thing about my carbon footprint while the President sends a couple C-5 planes before any trip he makes, along with two 747's, and dozens of ground vehicles.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

As a geek I love the idea, but to the dirt poor and especially in the third world $7 could go towards more pressing needs like sanitation, clean water and medicine. There are many problems the poor of the world face. We can fix more than one problem at a time, but lack of Internet access is no where close to the #1 position - unless those kidnapped Nigerian girls can adapt a USB stick into an improvised weapon. Problem when the only tool you know how to use is a hammer every problem looks like a nail, and geeks are geeks.

PS Saw a funny motivational of this pic lamenting the poor kid was being deprived of the joys of facebook and twitter: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

http://www.gatestoneinstitute....

That's 2 seconds of googling.

It's been known for a while that their "Filevault" has a corporate key (allegedly for employees but wouldn't it work for anyone?) to unlock it.
Of course if you're a smart criminal you aren't using this sort of tech or if you are you have a second level of protection.

Considering the timing of the Apple "bugs" such as the SSL fiasco why would anyone think they are protected in any way while using using Apple gear?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci...

http://daringfireball.net/2014...

Can Joe Sixpack tell the difference between a $10 glass of house wine vs. a $100 glass of 1982 Chateau Gruaud Larose?

That's a pretty funny example to use because oenophiles can't tell the difference either. There is a HUGE reason that wine tastings are not done blind: it is because the wine experts can't tell the difference. In the 1970's there was an international wine competition done blind, and California did exceeding well. It gave instant credibility to California wines and the French cried foul over the results and the process of the competition (the result was to revert back to knowing the label during the competition). Fast forward about 30 years and another blind competition was done, and "2 buck chuck" did exceedingly well. Of course, the California wineries cried foul over the results and the process of the competition.

Are you a cork guy as well? You do know that screw caps are far superior closures for wine, don't you (as cans are over bottles for beer, and I would LOVE to see wine in cans but can you imagine the ignorant OUTRAGE you'd get from the wine idiots?)?

Really. Then how do you explain their closing Teagan Presley's personal account, and her husband's account?

The only business I have with Chase is a single credit card account. I'll be closing that as soon my next payment on it clears. I'm also going to be thinking very hard about finding a European bank to move my money into.

How soon before there is a conflict between solar energy producers and endangered species protection? This report tells of the aviary carnage caused by the new plant in Nevada. Note that this is during the construction phase. There was also a report last year from England where bird watchers were out for a sighting of a species of bird that hadn't been seen in many years - until it promptly flew into a wind turbine.

Nosebleeds? Vomitting white foam? Blood pressure issues? Yea, I've got all of those too!"

Do you have them with all chronically starting about the same time, with severity as great as the Parrs, and without a simple medical explanation? Do you have unnatural neurotoxins found in your blood?

Robert Parr testified that an environmental doctor had told family members that they had several neurotoxins in their blood that matched chemicals used in natural gas activities. His wife gave similar testimony.

The Parr family had them pretty severe, according to the dailymail.

During the trial, Robert Parr testified his family were left unable to drink the water out of their well and Emma would wake up covered in blood sometimes because of terrible nose bleeds.

'My doctors asked me to start keeping up with what was going on in my area because no one could figure out what was wrong,' said Lisa to MyFoxDFW. Cattle born on the Parr's ranch were also deformed

The lawsuit stated that the Parr's 'experienced almost continual sickness, annoyance, discomfort and inconvenience', due to the fracking operations.

...

These are all classic symptoms tied to hydrocarbon exposure,' said Brad Gilde, a Houston attorney who represented the Parrs in the trial to the Dallas News.

The jury awarded the family $275,000 for lost property value, $2.4 million for past mental anguish, pain and suffering by the couple and their daughter; and $250,000 for future pain and suffering.

Or you could hire only women and see how that works out for you! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/fem...

It's been tried. Doesn't work so well.

geeze, what is that the Weekly World News?! oh, and how did you miss Aborted fetuses from Canada burned at waste facility to power Oregon homes ??!!!

Speaking of politics. There are no attractive women in national level politics.

This is what a woman who gets far in politics looks like. I guess the hot ones just let a man do all the work and give him some pussy once in a while.

Monkey Paintings.

Cheers.

Timely article is timely: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/deb...

Considering every president, except Van Buren, is/was related to evil king john; is anyone surprised?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Read the link in the post above mine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

It's my understanding he wasn't big on giving money away.

Well your understanding is wrong. He donated anonymously.

More men than women raped in the US: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Yes, anti-feminism is a mainstream movement, e.g. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...

Anti-semitism in Europe is not mainstream but it is growing. Note that I said resurgence, not "it is mainstream." It's largely to do with Europe's growing Muslim population.

As for segregation not making a comeback in the US, you must be joking. Well, I live in the South so perhaps there is more media coverage here than wherever you are. Every other story about education is tied to segregation. School vouchers = segregation. Charter schools = segregation. Neighborhood schools = segregation. Test score stats based on race = evidence of segregation.

Legalized slavery would be the prison work system. You know, the prison system, which is disproportionately black and Latino? Google "prison slavery" if you've never heard this argument.

If you honestly don't think I have a point I have to wonder why you bothered responding. Are you trying to feel superior or something? It's a really silly thing to say during a discussion.

Other important questions: how many of those 7.1 million have actually paid for the policies, and how many just went through the web site? Also, how many of these policies are insuring the previously uninsured, and how many are insuring people who lost their previous insurance due to the ACA?

I don't have those numbers. Nobody seems to have those numbers... Kathleen Sebelius has said "we don't know that" (see YouTube link below).

I have a suspicion that if the numbers were good, somehow they would have the numbers.

The DailyMail article says that a RAND Corporation study estimates that the number of previously uninsured people who have actually paid for their policies is: 858,000 (well under a million!). I haven't found a source for this. I believe they computed this number themselves, by reading the RAND report and by using the percentages in that report.

Avik Roy read the same report, and reports the number as 1.4 million +/- 0.7 million, i.e. 700,000 people to 2.1 million people, 95% confidence.

I believe this is the RAND Corporation study being discussed: http://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR600/RR656/RAND_RR656.pdf

References:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2594309/President-plans-victory-lap-strong-Obamacare-enrollment-Sebelius-faces-unpopular-law-blank-stare-tough-questions-remain-whos-signing-up.html

http://money.cnn.com/2014/01/30/news/economy/obamacare-premiums/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXDdmRaJy2c

http://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2014/04/09/rand-comes-clean-obamacares-exchanges-enrolled-only-1-4-million-previously-uninsured-individuals/

Mar 31, 2014 When I read this article 9 days ago, my first though was -well they're history.

What This Uncontacted Tribe Did When Seeing A Plane For The First Time Is Awesome Yet Heartbreaking.

Upon seeing an airplane, this was their reaction.
http://www.berbix.com/stories/...

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11 August 2011 Find one lose another.

Brazil confirms existence of 'lost Amazon tribe' discovered via satellite as another goes missing after drug gang attack
The news comes as another uncontacted tribe went 'missing' after drug traffickers overran Brazilian guards posted to protect its lands.
No trace of the Indian tribe has been found after heavily-armed men destroyed a guard post in western Brazil around 32 miles from the Peruvian border.
Workers from FUNAI, the government bureau of Indian affairs, found a broken arrow in one of the men's backpacks, raising fears for the tribe's safety.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...