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Cannibals in Barbados

Now I was just browsing through some of the keywords that people use to access this site and realised that someone searched on Google for 'Cannibals in Barbados' and got to this site.Now rest assured I don't have any idea of who it could be or where they have come from for those who are paranoid about those things....

It just made me think of whether or not Barbados is or ever was a good place to look for cannibals.Of course the early European explorers would tell you so when they would use the term in reference to the Caribs.Then again they had a name for every ethnic group who wasn't of their ilk and maybe still do.

Barbados today is a place that welcomes all but I have a strange feeling that cannibals are not welcomed.....and maybe never were.

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