Sometimes we're the outsiders

[HitRed]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/american-bel ... ian-island

A much safer way would be to read Nine Years Among the Indians, 1870-1879: The Story of the Captivity and Life of a Herman Lehmann Among the Indians of Texas

Highly recommended

[mrswdk]

Survival International, an organization that works for the rights of tribal people, said the most recent killing should prompt Indian authorities to continue to protect the lands of the Sentinelese and other Andaman tribes.

It's funny how countries with reserves like this fence off these indigenous tribes, leave them isolated from the rest of humankind and then say they're free to live however they want, up to and including killing anyone who goes near them.

We're going to protect this ancient way of life for posterity, although we have no idea what that way of life is because anyone who gets close enough to study it is instantly shot in the head. What even is the point.