In colonial times of yore in Borneo, Dutch soldiers armed with rifles with cutting-edge technology of the day, while the Dayak warriors generally rely chopsticks. However, the Dutch soldiers were far more than the fear of children chopsticks Dayak warriors hit by peluru.Yang make the colonists afraid it was poisoned child chopsticks. Before leaving to the battlefield, soldiers Dayak smearing eyes chopsticks with wormwood tree or tree sap iren. In silence, they shot an action called damek chopsticks.  ”So, it’s no wonder the Dutch say, Dayak warriors face was like fighting a ghost,” said Pembina Community Tarantang Petak pots, Chendana Son, in Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan. Without knowing where his opponent, suddenly one Dutch soldier collapsed, making the rest of his colleagues who are still alive scuttled.

Even if had responded with gunfire, the impact of hot lead was far disproportionate to the enormity of the children chopsticks toxic. Less than five minutes after the child chopsticks stuck on any body part, the Dutch soldiers were initially seizure-awning will die. In fact, it could be in a matter of seconds they were lifeless.Meanwhile, if the Dayak soldiers shot and not the important part, live bullets removed. Having cared for a few weeks, they were ready to fight back. Mastery field owned by a local Dayak warriors would strongly supports their movement in the jungle. ”Therefore, the influence of Dutch colonialism in Borneo is generally concentrated in the big cities but not touching up the interior,” Chendana.