It’s we, us, individually, that need to change for the much better not a people that have an obvious wisdom far superior to our own. Nature is dying all around us but we just carry on regardless. Ours are toxic and terrorised rampant with brain-washing illusions and delusions taught as real and necessary. Fluoridate ’em, mercury-ise ’em drench them in electro-magnetics.” The deaths to the adults, would sear deep into the hearts and souls of the Sentinelese people, who would use, what we would call, primitive markings, to denote in their history, as the time and place, the outside world had declared war.įor 60,000 years their attuned lifestyle has sustained them and their environment…and those from ‘this paradise’ outside really believe they know better what is good for them? Yet, civility would make an appearance, sparing the last uncontacted tribe from complete annihilation The Indian Government would order the stronger children to be returned home, leaving the weak and sickened adults to die, alone and afraid in a world that made no sense. A violent illness quickly sickened the adults, as they were introduced to diseases they had developed no immunity to fight.

Storming the island, kidnapping a portion of the clan, then taking the captives on a voyage to a scary and mysterious land. So they staked a claim, under the guise of righteousness, by falsely claiming they were less than human and needed some help.įirst contact proved disastrous. However, the outside world was not content without having the tiny speck. If the homogeneous colony were not rare enough, they have made no advancements, living the exact same way, hunting and gathering, content with a devout pureness, oblivious to the techno savvy world. The descendants have remained unchanged, from their height to their hair, and their ebony colored skin.

Ancestors arrived from Africa, on a voyage to a new world, somehow finding paradise and making their claim to their own little world. The indigenous population, known formally as the Sentinelese, have ruled this tiny nation, for more than 60,000 years. A mere 27.8 square miles, (72 km) North Sentinel Island is just a tad bit larger than the entire city of Providence, Rhode Island.

North sentinel island history