Sky Burial

I have a fascination with extremism and fundamentalism, so I often tune into religious radio or television. Recently TBN aired an episode of a show called Travel the Road. It is basically a "reality" show, and I use the word reality very loosely, involving two young missionaries traveling to various countries. Their names are Tim and Will and from what I can gather they wander around underdeveloped and war torn countries with little to no understanding of the people they are encountering. They rarely speak the native language and usually have no grasp of the culture they are immersed in. The speak very condescendingly too and about the locals and often get lost.
I was disturbed by a recent airing of a mission trip to Tibet. Tim and Will enter an area where Sky Burials take place. The Sky Burial is a ritual common in Tibet were the corpses of the recently dead are taken to the top of a mountain, dismembered, and fed to vultures, and left to decompose naturally. Tim and Will, arrive (uninvited I assume) and begin filming a burial. The local Buddhists pay them little attention as the Missionaries ramble through discarded bones and hatchets. Neither Tim or Will explain that in Tibet the ground is too cold for burial and firewood is scarce for cremation. They do however, show extreme close up shots of vultures eating flesh and mumble about how evil this ritual must be. With no translator, they walk up to locals, point up to the sky and say "Jesus" and draw crosses in the snow. I am sure Paul would be proud.