The 5 ambassadors from the remote Pacific Island of Tanna were handpicked by their elders to undertake the mission to America. They come from a community with a traditional way of life ….

They have never left Vanuatu before, and though aware of the outside world, they have made an active choice to retain these traditional ways.–Travel Channel

Today is Christmas, a good time to ask the question: Can we all find a way to set aside our differences and establish some good will in spite of these differences? Tribesmen from the remote Pacific island of Tanna, where none of the modern conveniences exist, seem to have found a way to find common ground with the various “U.S. tribes,” including the “Orange County tribe.” And the U.S. tribes seem to have taken a liking to these Tanna natives in spite of the many differences.

Take a look at some of the clips, and you will see what I mean. They suggest that common ground is possible among the various tribes of the world.

Best wishes for a wonderful holiday and a peaceful New Year.