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1   Bd6r   2018 Nov 21, 9:33am  

Being a Christian Taliban, the "tourist" was asking for it:

A police source told Reuters that Chau is a preacher who had visited the area in the past and had a strong desire to meet the tribe. The source also claimed Chau expressed interest in preaching to them.

Furthermore, Andaman and Nicobar islands are off-limits to most tourists by Indian law I believe. The dude wanted to "save" the souls of infidels living on the islands and got what he deserved.
2   lostand confused   2018 Nov 21, 9:48am  

I guess he wanted to be the first to convert the tribals! What a fool-in this day and age!
3   Bd6r   2018 Nov 21, 10:03am  

lostand confused says
I guess he wanted to be the first to convert the tribals! What a fool-in this day and age!

People never learn. Picture below is of St. Adalbert - Prussians politely asked this preacher to leave, but instead he started chopping off some trees. Result shown below. At least he became St. Adalbert, and there are two sets of his bones incl 2 skulls - one in Prague, other in Gniezno.
4   NuttBoxer   2018 Nov 21, 10:30am  

I wonder if we can get some of these guys to bring their bow prowess to Tijuana?
5   NuttBoxer   2018 Nov 21, 10:31am  

As to the wanting to proselytize the natives, I think this guy missed the first rule of being a good missionary. Know your audience. These don't seem like the kind of people you just walk up to.

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