Ok I have a crazy conspiracy…. What if the story behind north sentinel is a psyop? I’ve been thinking a lot about it lately.
The whole world is colonised, and has been for hundreds of years at this point. But this is the only island left untouched, why?
- A British surveyor noticed the island. Later that year, an Indian merchant ship was wrecked near the island near the island. 106 passengers and crewman landed on the beach and fended off attacks by the indigenous people of the island. They were rescued a short time later by the British navy. Now obviously they didn’t kill all the natives because some are still left (by the offical narrative)
After this there are many attempts at peaceful contact. People have died trying to go near the island.
So we are supposed to believe that the British and Indian monarchies just had no use for the island, and had such empathy for these people they left them alone. I don’t buy it
Something else that’s interesting. The island is currently in the news cycle again because a man left an offering for them and was subsequently arrested. In the BBC news article they say the first encounter with the island was in the late 1880’s. This is false; as per Wikipedia. Why lie? The journalist could have just google this to find out the truth, like I did. So odd 🤨🧐
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Some things aren’t meant to be thought about too deeply and this is one of them
I like it. What do you think is there.
They didn’t leave them alone, the Indian government was regularly visiting them and giving them food. There’s videos on youtube. They don’t do it anymore for fear of accidentally killing them all though.
In the 1880s a guy kidnapped a bunch of them and a few died immediately afterwards. The ones that didn’t die were returned to the island and it’s thought they might have spread diseases that killed a lot of the island’s inhabitants. That might be what the article was confusing.
It isn’t the only place left alone. There a few other places that are hard to get to and generally just not worth getting to for what little is there.
Yes, believe it or not, not every scrap of land has enough of value to make it worth dealing with.
There is a 100 times bigger island right next to it and multiple much bigger island in that island chain in much bigger location. The only reason to focus on that island if you go down in history for exterminating a group.
Just wait until someone finds a diamond on the beach, or some cobalt in the jungle, and suddenly we will all learn that their chief is evil and is killing his own tribesmen, so the americans must airdrop some democracy to save the remaining 14 of them.