In 2018, a 26-year-old American missionary named John Allen Chau ignored repeated warnings and Indian law in his attempt to convert the uncontacted Sentinelese islanders to Christianity. Aware that the Sentinelese had always killed anyone who dared get too close, Chau knew that he might die but bribed local fishermen to get him to the island anyway.
Once close, he canoed toward shore with a waterproof Bible, which may have saved his life when it stopped an arrow destined for his heart. Forging ahead anyway, he finally made contact before he was quickly killed and his body was dragged away, never to be seen again. The Indian government eventually gave up on trying to retrieve the body because doing so would be too dangerous.
See the photos and learn more about the Sentinelese and some other fascinating tribes that remain uncontacted today here: [bit.ly]
If he was killed by the natives how did we get the story?
What's for dinner? christian
What's the best way to cook a Christian? Burning at the stake blackens the skin but leaves the meat rather undercooked. Friars can be fried, but you need to remember to take the God collar off first. Nuns are none too tasty. Popes tend be old and stringy. Jesuits need to be hung by the feet for a week with their throats cut to let the blood drain out for best results.
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Works for both kinds of white meat, apparently the French are the sweetest and the Dutch are stringy but the English are tough and salty.
@SnowyOwl Poultry is best dressed prior to cooking. Long pig is best undressed prior to cooking. Long pig with macromastia can result in a lot of fat in the drip tray.