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A RECENTLY discovered tribe, located in the Amazon jungle, have told tourists and local media outlets that they already despise Justin Bieber and now wish to be left alone.

In a recent press release, the Peruvian government confirmed the existence of an uncontacted tribe of about 150 people living in the Amazon jungle, who at first wanted to make contact with the outside world .

Unfortunately, the tribe have since changed their minds about opening up after several tourists showed some members  a video clip of Justin Bieber on their phone.

Since then the tribe are reluctant to make any contact with anyone who is not from their immediate group.

Experts say that the members who bared witness to the video clip remain in a semi-comatose state in their village and this may have influenced the tribes decision to remain ‘Untouched’.

“Several tribes men openly wept when they were shown the Justin Bieber clips over and over again.” said Dr. Jesus Herarus.

“One man even took an arrow to his eyes, blinding himself, and then later busrt both eardrums with a sharp stick.”

“We were not prepared for any of this and it’s really sad to see such an undiscovered tribe recoil in absolute horror like this.” he added.

The video clip called ‘Justin Bieber – Baby Feat ludacris ’ has over 700 million views on you-tube.

Psychology experts believe the images and audio waves probably ‘overwhelmed’ the tribe members and ‘upset their natural balance’.

No contact has been made since the exposure. However, large crossed out pictures of what seem to be Justin Bieber have been spotted around the perimeter of the village.

“Spielberg’s technique may be too much for the genre: the opening sequence, set in South America, with Indy Jones entering a forbidden temple and fending off traps, snares, poisoned darts, tarantulas, stone doors with metal teeth, and the biggest damn boulder you’ve ever seen, is so thrill-packed you don’t have time to breathe or to enjoy yourself much, either.” – Pauline Kael, The New Yorker June 15, 1981

“The only remarkable thing about Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather, Part II is the insistent manner in which it recalls how much better his original film was. Even if Part II were a lot more cohesive, revealing and exciting than it is, it probably would have run the risk of appearing to be the self-parody it now seems…Its insights are fairly lame at this point.”- Vincent Canby, New York Times, December 13, 1974

“Yet another comedy about a boy occupying a man’s body… While this is marginally better and more serious than most of the other movies in the cycle, the psychological ramifications of the change still aren’t very convincing…the overall premise is milked for some mild titillation involving the hero’s sexual innocence, making one wonder if the genre’s popularity might involve some deeply sublimated form of kiddie porn—arguably the distilled ideological essence of squeaky-clean Reaganism.”- Jonathan Rosenbaum, the Chicago Reader, October 26, 1985

“…the experienced Hitchcock fan might reasonably expect the unreasonable… What is offered instead is merely gruesome. Little should be said of the plot…Director Hitchcock bears down too heavily in this one, and the delicate illusion of reality… becomes, instead, a spectacle of stomach-churning horror.”- Time Magazine, June 27, 1960

“Nothing short of an invasion could add much to Casablanca.”- Time Magazine, November 30, 1942

“The new Bruce Willis picture Die Hard is a logistical wonder, a marvel of engineering, and relentlessly, mercilessly thrilling… Add a percussive, big-star performance to the state-of-the-art mechanics, turn up all the knobs, and you’ve got a sure-fire, big-bucks, major-studio-style summer attraction. All that’s left is to light the fuse. So why am I not having fun?”- Hal Hinson, Washington Post, July 15, 1988

“Simultaneously fascinating and repellent, Goodfellas is Martin Scorsese’s colorful but dramatically unsatisfying inside look at Mafia life in 1955 – 80 New York City.”- Joseph McBride, Variety, September 9, 1990

“If you go to this adaptation of Stephen King’s novel expecting to see a horror movie, you’ll be disappointed. “…the setting is promising enough – an empty, isolated hotel in dead-of-winter Colorado – but Kubrick makes it warm, well-lit and devoid of threat.”- Time Out London Film Guide, 1980

“Confession: When I went to see The Empire Strikes Back I found myself glancing at my watch. The Force is with us, indeed, and a lot of it is hot air. It’s a measure of my mixed feelings about The Empire Strikes Back that I’m not at all sure that I understand the plot.The Empire Strikes Back is about as personal as a Christmas card from a bank.”- Vincent Canby, New York Times, June 15, 1980

“…the movie seems to last about half a life sentence…becomes incarcerated in its own labyrinthine sentimentality…And leave it to pandering, first-time director Frank Darabont to ensure no audience member leaves this film unsure of the ending. Heaven forbid a movie should end with a smidgen of mystery!”- Desson Howe, Washington Post, September 23, 1994

PRODUCERS of the TV3 reality-drama ‘Tallaghfornia’ were arrested this morning at the networks studios in Ballymount, Dublin for crimes against humanity.

Gardai and members of Interpol acted on a warrant which was issued late least night by a senior official in the High Court.

Two men and one woman were arrested at the scene, which brought to an end to a two year investigation into the supply of ‘dramality’ to the UK and Irish television market.

Dramalities were first discovered in America during the mid naughties and have since plagued both cable and free to air stations throughout the world.

The television genre that blends realistic and fictional elements together has been responsible for the active decrease in the average IQ of more than 2.5 billion people, most of whom are innocent teenagers.

It is estimated that 10,000 teenagers will die from stupidity in Ireland this year as a direct result of programmes such as ‘Tallaghfornia‘ and ‘The only way is Essex’. 

Dr. Martin Prendergast, from the national centre of IQness, told WWN today that children as young as 10 have shown early symptoms of stupidness relating to the television programme Tallaghfornia.

He said “Just last week we had a kid choke to death on vagasile kit cause she thought it would be ‘cool’ to have ‘pretty insides’.”

“I’m just glad those sick bastards were arrested.”

Producers Tony McWilliams, Patrick Whore and Melissa Kennedy were all arrested at 9pm this morning on foot of an international arrest warrant commissioned by the high court in Dublin.

McWilliams, originally from the west coast of America, is thought to be the ring leader of the group and has also been charged with the more serious crime of ‘trafficking dramalities’ across the Atlantic on top of his crimes against humanity.

All three producers are due to stand trial in May.

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HUNDREDS of distressed Waterford citizens were outraged this week as the annual college RAG festivities devastated the town with large injections of cash and jobs.

Local businesses were said to be recovering today after what has been called the ‘worst week they have ever put down in their miserable lives’.

Publican Michael Toomey told WWN today that he never wants to see it that busy ever again

“It was mental now. We couldn’t keep up with the demand for drinks at one stage.”

“I never want to see anything like that again.”

Concerned residents voiced their concern about recent you-tube videos which depicted students jeering and laughing at normal peoples lives.

One 32-year-old woman said she was ‘shocked’ at the scenes she witnessed and couldn’t believe people would stoop so low as to knock over traffic cones and bollards.

“You wouldn’t see them doing that in their own town!

“I wonder what their parents would say if they seen them spending money like that and having fun.”

“They obviously have no respect for people who live meaningless lives. 

The woman then spoke of her college experience, which was waaaay back in 2004.

“Their was none of this carry on back in my day. We used to be happy drinking flagons of fanta whilst knitting duvet covers for the local hospice.”

Facebook couch campaigners have also attacked the evil bastard students by typing really sensible sentences on their status updates and liking similar such sentences, left by similar minded people, who have even higher moral standards.

WWN has also acted out against the sick monsters by sending a really strongly worded letter to WIT demanding they cease all education immediately.

We await the reply.