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Old 02-05-2015, 14:21   #1
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Hello! I always wanted to live in the wild. I tought of creating a tribe in Papua New Guinea. What do you think is the best place to do this? Any abandoned Islands where this is possible. I was thinking about Tetepare Island. How are the laws there, would they allow a group of white people to live there like a tribe? How is the Tetepare Descendants' Association dealing with this?
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I want to do this on a tropical place. How does Baltimore come here?
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If you have to explain a joke it either wasn't that good or the reader didn't get it.....but it did crack me up...but I'm easy.
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Ha ha! I guess the OP doesn't read the news, Rich. I guess anything is possible given a couple of big containers full of money.
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I'm not American or English so I didnt get the joke...Explain it please to me.
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An explanation of the Baltimore joke, where race-related riots have been occurring, would probably derail your thread.
The only suitable tropical island I know of (no doubt there's hundreds more), is Clipperton. It is uninhabited and claimed by several different groups, but a small settlement did survive there for some decades. I wouldn't like to live there without a regular supply ship from Civilization, but you could certainly tribe away to your heart's content.
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Hello! I always wanted to live in the wild. I tought of creating a tribe in Papua New Guinea. What do you think is the best place to do this? Any abandoned Islands where this is possible. I was thinking about Tetepare Island. How are the laws there, would they allow a group of white people to live there like a tribe? How is the Tetepare Descendants' Association dealing with this?
i reckon you could forget PNG, the locals are probably a lot tougher than you and kick you out if they didn't kill you first - just my opinion of course.

As for Tetepare Island, I know nothing about it except for what wikipedia says but again I reckon the answer would be "no".

Unless of course, you have serious shipload of money to play with!
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I am sure thez could kill me or kick me out...becouse thez are manz people...in 1 vs one i could beat them since i am a martial artist.
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You were probably born 200 years to late to do that.
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Long term lease is available for many islands out there. Call it a "scientific project", and contact autorities asking for a relatively long-term lease (I don't think this project will last for more than 3-5 years though, and yes, you will have to pay for that). This won't be too expenive anywhay.
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This is actually fairly easy and has been done before, so you should have no problem. They weren't even martial artists so you should stand a better chance.
First, gather your tribe (or work on your persuasion skills so you can recruit them underway) and then take service on a tall ship headed to the South Pacific. When well away from land, commit mutiny and banish the commanding officer and his supporters into a ship's boat so that they can perform one of history's greatest acts of navigation.
Then, sail on until you find an uninhabited island. Burn the tall ship, and watch out for a decade or so of alcoholism and murder, which is just the precursor for child molestation and sexual abuse in 100 odd years or so. Mission accomplished?


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Mission accomplished?
If my joke was missed, your much funnier joke doesn't have a chance....
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How about the cook islands, Suvarow in particular. It is a stop off point for cruising sailors on their way from French Polynesia to Samoa. One man lived there alone many many years. When I was last there the population was 3. As I said it is a stop off point for cruising sailors, many boats stop by but none stay more than a few weeks.. When I was there it was papa jonnie, his grandson, and baker the customs guy.
Maybe look into Vanuatu, hundreds of islands, many tribes, subsistence living.
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Come to Indonesia. Warm tropical paradise awaits you. Many "white people" buy islands. Yes, you read correctly, they buy islands. You are talking about buying an island, right?
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