Iin, that i think this aspect of missionary work should be illegal?

I don't see it as immoral at all. Or course people have a right to try and spread their beliefs if they choose to, and so long as the methods they use are not immoral or illegal I have no problem with it. I can see why you would find some methods immoral, but I can't see what is so wrong with the simple aim of trying to convert someone.

Many of the methods stated in those links are illegal already, by the way.

As I christian I have a few things to say. If they are going into countries and offering food and water, to teach, then I am somewhat disheartened. The fact of the matter is that they can't force anything, as far as I know, they aren't taking kids out of villages anymore like in the old days. This is all going off assumption though, personally, and what I think represents MY beliefs, is that they offer whatever aid and help they can, and if people are then interested in who they are and where they came from, they can tell them. That should be the motivation, demonstrate Christ's love. Not deal it to them. Like I said all going on assumptions.

Would it be rude of me to ask you to provide some real life and documented examples of missionary work gone wrong?

If you use the faith as a requirement to be helped or something in that direction, then I fully agree with you.

But other then that it depends on the point of view. If you have true faith it is not just a religion or a bunch of rules to you. It's simply the truth. And for most christians who go help people their faith is the reason they do it. They try to do as Jesus would have done. So why would they not talk about why they are helping? And if they build a school why would the teach people anything other then what they believe is true? To you it may seem as if they're going there and lie to people. But thats just your point of view.

I have mixed feelings about this. It would be a definite wrong to deny people services based on religion, but that is just bad salesmanship and would do nothing. And I'm not a fan of barbaric religious rituals such as putting on gloves of bullet ants or even circumcision. However, I believe in the preservation of culture. Yet some culture is best enjoyed from books....yet none of us is qualified to give a universal opinion as to just how far this goes. A lot of religion is tradition and social, too. And since no one can prove that any one religion is "the best"....it is a choice that these missionaries make, at times, that seems an arbitrary waste of energy when they could be doing more important things.

YOUR religion is YOUR business, keep it out of my face.
my beliefs put simply

Any legitimate missionary doesn't force their beliefs on the natives. they meet their needs and teach them as they are willing to listen, and the choice is ultimately theirs :)

They don't go up n slap em in the face. They just wanna help, because all nonbelievers go to hell. It's the truth! Sadly, not many people listen.

Are you aware that to a christian, if you are not a baptised believer, you will go to hell? Even if you have never heard of the christian gods, their teachings or do not know that christianity even exists.
What god would condemn all those who don't even know he exists to eternal damnation? Certainly not the all knowing, all powerful, all loving god of christianity.
What a bunch of hypocritical assholes.