ELL: new name

Matthew McDaniel akha at loxinfo.co.th
Mon Sep 27 18:03:54 UTC 1999


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Hey, I am a little late on my emails.

Denny's discription of this mission effect is the best ever, the cultural
neutron bomb.  The people alive, the culture torched.

Some of the most dishonest people I know, missionaries.

Gee, where do such people get off preaching at natives about God?

I didn't know he was into such dishonesty and denial?

So what are they really up to.

I am sorry, I say destroy their churches and run them out of the country, that
WILL get their attention.
After all, they find is fine to destroy peoples culture. And that took many
more years and much  more grief to build.

Matthew McDaniel





Denny Moore wrote:

> In answer to the query by J. Diego Quesada-- there is a missionary group of
> long-standing presence in Brazil and other Latin American countries which
> is called, in Portuguese, Miss. Novas Tribos, which would be, I imagine,
> Nuevas Tribos in Spanish.  They are more fundamentalist, more out-front,
> and less technically prepared than the SIL.  SIL collaborates with the New
> Tribes Mission (=Novas Tribos) and also with others, such as MEVA, in
> Brazil.  Derbyshire, for example, worked in an area controlled by MEVA
> (which, as described by some visitors, seems to be a sort of cultural
> neutron bomb site-- speakers and language left alive but traditional
> culture vaporized).  One possibility is that the change Diego is seeing is
> this different organization, not merely a name change (which would be like
> Oldsmobile changing its name to Chevrolet).  A couple of years ago there
> was a name change in Brasil, when SIL listed itself as the Sociedade
> Internacional de Lingu.stica, which caused much amusement among Brazilian
> linguists.  I don't know if this name is still in use.
>
> That's all this ordinary sinner knows about it.
>
> Denny Moore
> Museu Goeldi
> Bel.m, Brazil
>
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Matthew McDaniel
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