SURVIVAL On Ancestral Land

In this powerful story, we look at a tragic recent incident in South America, where native tribes in the Amazon rainforest defended their land against loggers with deadly force. As loggers encroached deeper into their sacred territory, cutting down trees without permission, the tribe fought back. This event raises critical questions about how we would feel if someone invaded our space and started destroying what we hold dear. It brings up the primal need for survival, respect for nature, and territorial boundaries. In this video, I dive deep into these emotional reactions, discussing the need for preparedness in defending not just our homes, but also our beliefs and values. How do we protect our resources and the land that sustains us? I share key survival and preparedness lessons we can apply today, whether we face a natural disaster, societal breakdown, or an invasion of our personal space.

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[JohnnyHildebrand]

I feel that a lot of companies, and not just logging, have a tendency to get what they can, and if it is free, without the property owner knowledge, the better to reduce "overhead". I had a buddy in the SW Arkansas region got through several years legal battle because a logging firm came in a took about 2 acres of trees without his permission. Got to protect the homeland, whether forestry or homestead. Thank you and God bless.

[sallycarlson]

They were protecting their property. Too bad the loggers crossed the line. They sent a message - Don't do it again!
Everyone needs to step back and work out a plan to not do it again.

[unfi]

G'day Mr.Salyer. We live in a House. The natives live in the Jungle. Both are Homes. That said it all. Mum and Dad are quite sad, they both lived there. Love the people but there's nothing that can be done to change the situation. How many Natives were displaced or worse. Fair enough that they are clearing the forest and not firing any bullets, it is still extermination.

[gudgo]

I think there should be land protected for the indigenous people living there that should be left alone. It is their home. They can manage the land in other places and get the lumber they need elsewhere. As you said, would you want a lumber company moving in and taking all the trees and forest on your land? Hell No! Too bad so sad if they can’t bloody manage the forests and jungles in their own country! The need is a big issue, but you have to watch for the greed of these big companies and governments! The little guy is caught in the middle of it all every time.😊

[shckr]

Well if the gov. didn't want them to be contacted then they shouldn't be logging there.

[blueridgerealtor]

Sad situation all around. The loggers are doing their job and the Natives are protecting what they perceive as their land.

[tiagomateiro]

Something funny and sad is seeing an environmentalist warrior using a gortex jacket 😅

[MichaelR]

Good report, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

[tomritter]

I believe they are doing the right thing by trying to sttop the loggers .... on the other hand the loggers are doing the same protecting family .on the morel side thats the natives homes theyre wrecking

[JohnTBlock]

Is there rainforest, in Peru? Always thought of it as mountainous, other than the costal regions...

[speedthetroutguy]

This is a very hard question to answer both sides have been done wrong. The tribes are not just losing land but the food they feed themselves with and medicine they use for treatment along with resources to shelter themselves. Being un contacted maybe they don’t understand murder the same way we do. Again hard subject to pick a side

[Wheeling]

Those people are kinda like what we call mountain people / hillibillys... Good reason to always be armed, sxs12ga comes to mind for this situation tho.

[douglasbrmn]

If governments have given them absolute freedom and rule of the land then I believe they should be able to defend it. However preserving their way of life while ours is controlled is horse hockey. I say we upload someone into an Avatar and let them infiltrate the tribes and learn their ways and negotiate a peace but then destroy their home tree.

[ruzzellp]

Murder is murder. But do we know the entire story? From both points of view? Self-defense is one thing, but from the outside looking in, this appears to be murder. Currently in vogue is "but it's their culture and we must respect it", and then again, murder is murder.

[jim]

Brutal hard TRUTH:
And God blessed Noah and his son's, and said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth.
And the fear of you and the dread of you shall be upon every beast of the earth, and upon every fowl of the air, upon all that moveth {upon} the earth, and upon the fishes of the sea; into your hand are they delivered.
Non-elect, unsaved, men are called "natural brute beasts" in the bible. The gospel was sent forth to find God's elect (the nations of them which are saved), NOT the natural minded brute beasts! It is truly sad what abuses have occurred over the centuries to indigenous peoples.

And surely your blood of your lives will I require; and the hand of every beast will I require it, at the hand of man; at the hand of man's brother will I require the life of the man. Adam was given the breath of LIVES ( not life his life only, but in him were the lives of us all - mistranslation of the Hebrew)
Judgement day on the world began May 21, 2011. You were WARNED.

edit: I am such an unprofitable servant, I would invite you to come study with us what we have been taught of God...
Know ye not the saints shall judge the world? (200 million of us from every people, nation and tongue) What shall the end of them be that know not God? Ebiblefellowship .org ytube FB etc

[nearlynativenursery]

Would kill some one who came on your property and cut your trees down to haul them off for profit and shot your animals for food to fe3d their families if you had no backs like neighbors of police?