When you castaway a few dozen dindus on a desert island...

[denarii]

The world's last isolated humans: Rare footage captures members of the hostile island tribe who shun aid and KILL visitors upon sight

    The indigenous tribe has lived on North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean for an estimated 60,000 years
    Rare footage has been compiled of the few times outsiders have attempted to contact them since the 1960s
    Islanders have been known to fire arrows or toss stones at low-flying aircraft on reconnaissance missions
    In 2006, two illegal fisherman were killed by the Sentinelese for drawing too close to their shores
    India's government has given up on making contact with the islanders and established a ban on visiting there











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[ESFitness]

India... Not dindu.

[mass243]

I hope they are let alone there and live in peace as they please.
Knowing the human nature I know this is too much to expect.

[denarii]

India... Not dindu.

they are africans, the land belongs to india.

despite looking primative, rumor has it they are about to release a smart phone to rival samsung and apple.

[Kwon]

They need Wiggs to lead them.

And to teach them that the Island is not an island and the earth is flat.

[robcguns]

Just blow the island up and that's that.

[Tapeworm]

Drop a crate of porn, soda pop, and an air conditioner.  Next time you come around they'll be bearing wicker baskets full of mangos for ya.

[The Scott]

India... Not dindu.

So you're saying they're Indinduian?

[TheShape.]

Wait this is happening in Dindu, India? Will Dubai, Indias tourism be affected?

[Master Blaster]

Drop some big dudes in there to beat the shit out of their alphas to teach them that civilization breeds the strongest warriors. 

[ratherbebig]

how is this any different than the suburbs of modern cities? you come there, they throw rocks at you

[Sokolsky]

Years of inbreeding. Probably best to sterilize the island.

[Zillotch]

gods special creatures

[falco]

God chosen ones.

[Darren Avey]

They need to be educated in the ways of Allah

[Fortress]

gods special creatures

Love the horn on the cock of the Brad Pitt look-alike.

[Waller]

Love the horn on the cock of the Brad Pitt look-alike.

If they were the women available for sex I'd want to turn my manpiece into a sharp pointy stick too.

[Fortress]

If they were the women available for sex I'd want to turn my manpiece into a sharp pointy stick too.

No doubt. Them are some gruesome "women". Rather hump a coconut.

[Griffith]

That's what Africa would like today without colonialism.

[Kwon]

That's what Africa would like today without colonialism.

Well thank god for colonialism!

We'd never have hip-hop, sideways caps,saggy jeans and break-dance if it weren't for colonialism!

[stuntmovie]

I saw a small part of  a National Geographic TV presentation on this island and I believe that you can visit that island by contacting NG.

I've spent time on one of the most remote islands in the Pacific (Fanning Island) and it was 1000x more advanced that this one.

[Griffith]

Culture of peace.

[Parker]

I saw a small part of  a National Geographic TV presentation on this island and I believe that you can visit that island by contacting NG.

I've spent time on one of the most remote islands in the Pacific (Fanning Island) and it was 1000x more advanced that this one.

the inhabitants don't want you near them, so how can you visit?

BTW, I believe the above pic with horn are of inhabitants Papua New Guinea.

[denarii]

Well thank god for colonialism!

We'd never have hip-hop, sideways caps,saggy jeans and break-dance if it weren't for colonialism!

that was slavery and plantation ownership.

colonialism was just the act of capturing their countries.

[denarii]

the inhabitants don't want you near them, so how can you visit?

BTW, I believe the above pic with horn are of inhabitants Papua New Guinea.

its all the same. obviously some brews on an expedition blown eastward and some settled in these island chains and some made it as far as todays Indonesia and Abostralia. After 10k years of sole inhabiting Australia the had discovered the stick. Within 100 years of Anglo Saxon development it was a modern state and the Abos had discovered Gin.