Sunday, 20 March 2016
quote [ There seems to be no simple explanation of why North Sentinel Island was permitted to remain so isolated for so long. It has no natural harbors, and its surrounding abatis of uncharted coral reefs keeps out all but the most persistent or foolhardy seafarers.
The place never had much appeal, in other words, until it came into its own as a historical curiosity—the last place in the world where all the tragedy and farce of the Age of Discovery could still be played out, if on a miniature scale. ] Off limits to visitors to this day...for good reason.
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Adam said @ 11:28am GMT on 20th Mar
[Score:1 Underrated]
Considering what the British (and then the Indians) did to all of the other indigenous inhabitants of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the Sentinel Islanders have exactly the right idea.
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lilmookieesquire said @ 1:16am GMT on 20th Mar
Isn't this the protected island in india or something? The one where they do their best to, no questions asked, kill any visitors that come?
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knumbknutz said @ 4:36am GMT on 20th Mar
[Score:2 Funsightful]
Hey - don't knock it just because their immigration policy works and ours dont
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Dalillama said @ 4:09am GMT on 20th Mar
[Score:1 Informative]
Yupń that's the one.
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dave said @ 4:14am GMT on 20th Mar
[Score:1 Informative]
it certainly is. the latest were two poachers/fisherman in "06. killed the shit out of them.
http://badassoftheweek.com/index.cgi?id=279861729031 |
rylex said @ 2:49pm GMT on 20th Mar
Fuck... TL:Did Read
Great article but the ending... very, very meh |
dave said @ 8:20pm GMT on 20th Mar
true that :)
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donnie said @ 2:05am GMT on 22nd Mar
A 16000 word article. Wow. This sort of reaffirms my faith in a lot of things...
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