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Thread for the discussion, analysis and news regarding the savage and primitive barely contacted North Sentinel Island hunter gatherer people.
Think of it as geopolitics applied to the iron age.

Current population: ≈15 - 500

News:
https://www.survivalinternational.org/news/tribes/sentinelese
https://www.ndtv.com/topic/north-sentinel-island
https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/north-sentinel-island/news

Latest developments:
-In April 2025, a YouTuber, Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov, was arrested after staging an attempt to contact the tribe. He trespassed, left a can of Diet Coke and a coconut, and may face significant prison time.
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>>2462208
The majority of native Andaman Islanders have died out. In the 1850s, the British established an infamous penal colony on the islands, where they deported thousands of people who took part in the 1857 rebellion. The British had a much more violent relationship with the Andamanese than the traders and sailors who occasionally passed through the Islands before them. Those Andamanese who have had extensive contact with British and Indian authorities, as well as the new population of deportees and their descendants, have suffered for this. Their numbers have declined, alcoholism and sexual exploitation have become rife, and there's the reordering of their traditional economy on unequal grounds. Its also likely that the North Sentinelese have fewer resources and are at a material disadvantage compared to other native Andamanese communities, like the Jarawa. It seems like isolationism was more or less a choice and unlike the Jarawa, the North Sentinelese are on an island surrounded by water, effectively cutting them off from incidental contact with outsiders.

>>2463319
thank you

>>2463319
From my research, Sentinelese weren't actually SO isolationist until a string of bad expierences both with bigger Andaman Native tribes and European colonists in 16-19 centuries (or maybe just with European colonists). So their island is not a paradse, but a besieged fortress, and I find idealising or romanticising their lifestyle really disrespectful towards Sentinelese themselves foremost. Even if I admit that "breaking them out" is impossible without risking contamination that could kill them all, and thus shouldn't be attempted.

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>>2463973
Yeah that’s pretty much true. Before British conquest, Andaman natives numbered in the thousands. “Breaking them out” of what? It’s not a prison. They made the choice to live that way. And compared to other Andaman tribes, some of which are definitely going to go extinct in our lifetime, that strategy has worked out for them. The North Sentinalese want to live this way and its working out for them. The Jarawa were very aggressive and isolationist but breaking isolation had harmful effects on them.

This strategy of “fleeing from modernity” isn’t unusual. Millions of people do it. Many communities throughout Asia choose to avoid the state or keep away from outsiders to maintain their lifestyles. It’s pretty common in the highlands of Burma, Vietnam, and Laos, as well as Afghanistan, North Western Pakistan, Tibet, and Iran’s Baluchistan region. The North Sentinelese are an extreme case because they are on a remote island surrounded by water that nobody really needed to visit and they had no reason to leave. J. C. Scott wrote a book on this called The Art of Not Being Governed.

>>2446626
North Sentinelese are foragers, which mean they spend their day doing mostly nothing until they want something to eat or have some task to do. The islands have enough food and water to sustain them. They probably fish, hunt, forage, which means they are active. Their dietary needs probably aren’t lacking, there’s plenty of fish, nuts, fruit, meat, and vegetables. They are probably healthier than the average person ITT and have more free time than all of us.



 

Elbit Systems factory apparently shuttered following Palestine Action campaign
The Guardian visited the site earlier this week and said the property was deserted, with "no staff present aside from a security guard stationed in a vehicle parked outside the premises". The Israeli company, which has drawn criticism for producing weaponry used in the ongoing genocide in Gaza, had held the lease since 2019, with a contract due to run until 2029. Elbit Systems provides around 85 percent of Israel’s drones and land-based military equipment and has played a major role in supplying Israel with weaponry for its genocide in Gaza.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/elbit-systems-factory-shuttered-following-palestine-action-campaign

Police make mass arrests at Palestine Action rally outside UK Parliament
London police have arrested more than 425 protesters during violent clashes at a rally calling on the United Kingdom’s government to lift a ban on the Palestine Action group. Defend Our Juries, the campaign group that organised the rally on Saturday, said about 1,500 people participated in the demonstration outside the UK Parliament in London, risking arrest under terrorism laws.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/6/police-make-mass-arrests-at-palestine-action-rally-outside-uk-parliament
https://archive.ph/Xyfg5

Tear gas fired at thousands of protesters in Serbia demanding free elections and justice
Protesters in Novi Sad on Friday chanted “We want elections,” and “Vucic leave” as they vowed to defend the autonomy of the university. Shielded riot officers initially guarded some of the university buildings but reinforcements later arrived in anti-riot vehicles before marching toward the protesters. The city streets were engulfed in tear gas and smoke from stun grenades and flares as police chased the protesters away from the campus. The blitz police intervention reflects the increasingly tough response from Vucic to the protests. Vucic has refused to schedule a snap parliPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Danke newsbaby 🥰

Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the city
With Trump vowing crackdowns in other Democratic-led cities as well, he appeared to threaten Chicago with migrant deportations in a social media post with an image that parodied the 1979 Vietnam war movie "Apocalypse Now." Protesters at the "We Are All D.C." march, including undocumented immigrants and supporters of Palestinian statehood, chanted slogans denouncing Trump and carried posters, some of which read, "Trump must go now," "Free DC" and "Resist Tyranny."
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/washington-dc-residents-protest-against-trumps-troop-deployment-city-2025-09-06/

U.S. considers banning Iranians from shopping at Costco during U.N. meeting
Potential travel and other restrictions could soon be imposed on the delegations from Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe and, perhaps surprisingly, Brazil, which has held a traditional place of honor during the high-level leaders gathering at the U.N. General Assembly that begins Sept. 22, according to an internal State Department memo seen by The Associated Press. While the potential restrictions are still under consideration and the circumstances could change, the proposals would be another step in the Trump administration’s crackdown on visas, including a wide-ranging review of those already holding legal permissions to come to the U.S. and those seeking entry to head to the U.N. meeting.
https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/us-considers-banning-iranians-shopping-costco-un-meeting-rcna229231

Surveillance, privacy concerns raised in debate over Flock cameras in Oakland
Last year, Governor Gavin Newsom called for installing about 480 cameras. Almost 300 on Oakland surface streets. The remaining to be placed along highways in the East Bay. The goal is to allow Oakland police, CHP and other law enforcement agencies to identify vehicles by more than just the license plate. And, to be able to search for vehicles linked to crimes in real time.
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>>2464019
>Elbit Systems factory apparently shuttered following Palestine Action campaign
BASED BASED BASED ELBIT OUT

LEAKED: Israel Is Considered a "Genocidal, Apartheid Country" Abroad, According to Israel’s Own Research
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs commissioned an American polling firm to perform a sweeping battery of surveys and focus groups, coupled with message-testing, aimed at rehabilitating Israel’s image in both the United States and Europe. The work remains ongoing, but a preliminary report from the firm was leaked to Drop Site News by a source with direct access to it. The work is being performed by Stagwell Global, a firm founded by notorious political operative Mark Penn, who serves as the company’s chairman and CEO. Penn donated $100,000 to AIPAC after October 7, 2023, and his ties to Likud date back to his work on Menachem Begin’s 1981 campaign for prime minister. Stagwell is also on the verge of getting a no-bid contract from the Trump administration to study American attitudes toward vaccines. The survey and focus group work attempts to discern what the public knows about the ongoing assault on Gaza and what its various attitudes toward Israel currently are. It is unclear how much the research is costing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), but the combination of focus groups and surveys make it the type of project that is usually a pricey endeavor. The MoFA was recently gifted an historic increase of an additional $150 million for its budget, with the aim of improving Israel’s image worldwide amid the ongoing genocide. The study also includes a “Phase 3,” in which research subjects in Europe and the U.S. are shown videos with different messages to test which propaganda is most effective at moving the dial. For instance, one propaganda video they showed research participants involved a “college student with a ‘Free Palestine’ sign who lowers it as she hears more messages about Israel and the conflict until she throws it away,” according to the report.
https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/leaked-israel-reputation-survey-research-mark-penn-stagwell

Communists of Serbia support the popular uprising led by students against the corrupt Vučić regime
For months now, the people's justified rebellion against the corrupt and criminalized government, embodied in Aleksandar Vučić and the SNS, has been going on. Of course, we should not forgePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2464120
>Communists of Serbia support the popular uprising
Yugoslavia 2 when?



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>TikTok’s appointment of an ex-Israeli army instructor as its new hate speech manager has been criticized, with concern raised for the future of digital freedoms for Palestinians.
>Erica Mindel previously worked with the U.S. State Department under Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, the Biden Administration’s Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, according to Sada Social, a body that monitors and documents digital violations against Palestinian content.
>Mindel previously served as an instructor in the Israeli army’s Spokesperson’s Unit, the monitoring body said in a statement on X.
>It stated that in her new role, Mindel “will be tasked with formulating TikTok’s hate speech policies, shaping relevant legislative and regulatory frameworks, and monitoring trends—particularly those related to antisemitic content.”
>The body said it viewed her appointment as “a highly concerning indicator for the future of digital freedoms for Palestinians,” and warned of “the serious implications that Mindel’s military background may have on TikTok’s moderation practices, especially regarding Palestinian reports of incitement, bias, and the silencing of their narrative.”
>“Assigning someone affiliated with an army currently under international investigation for genocide in Gaza to lead hate speech policy only entrenches existing biases and undermines the principles of fairness and digital justice,” Sada Social stressed.
>According to Mindel’s LinkedIn profile, she holds the position of “Public Policy Manager, Hate Speech” since July 2025. She was previously hired as “a contractor to the US Department of State, specifically for the Office of the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism. Provide strategic communications and public diplomacy support as well as perform policy analysis on various regional and multi-lateral portfolios.”
>Prior to that, she spent two years at the American Jewish Committee (AJC) as an “Assistant Director, Program Development”. That role included “developing and managing high-level advocacy and policy delegations to Israel for political, press/media, religious and civic and academic thought leaders.”
>In a 2023 AJC video, Mindel mentioned “how pasPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2415978
The PRC has been pretty good on foreign policy generally. They are providing an economic lifeline to Iran, without the PRC, the USA probably would be still bombing Iran.
>>2416311
Probably because Trump told them that if they didn't he would ban TicTok.

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>>2415954
gottem

Thank you, based anti imperialist Chynah. Truly they could have done nothing about this.

More reason to get off TikTok.

>“To many, this might seem like a contradiction. For a woman who identifies as liberal and progressive to be a Zionist so committed as to join the IDF, for me, these two identities go hand in hand,”
Liberalism is Zionism, every PMC is aligned with Jeffrey Epstein's AI eugenics technocratic utopia
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>>2416306
TikTok is proletarian, the only place I've seen footage of radical protests that the bourgeois media censors



 

https://www.marxists.org/archive/dutt/1935/fascism-social-revolution-3.pdf

>The more and more conscious reactionary role of modern capitalism, and the growing ideological revolt against the machine, and sense of antagonism to the development of technique, necessarily expresses itself on a wide front in the entire ideological field. A transformation in the dominant trends of capitalist ideology becomes more and more conspicuous. This transformation expresses itself in the growing revolt against science, against reason, against cultural development, against all the traditional philosophical liberal conceptions which were characteristic of ascendant capitalism; in favour of religion, idealistic illusions, denial of the validity of science, mysticism, spiritualism, multiplying forms of superstition, cults of the primitive, cults of violence, racial charlatanry ("blood" and "Aryan" nonsense) and all forms of obscurantism. This tendency was already visible from the outset of the imperialist epoch, and especially before the war. It has enormously increased in the post-war period. The relationship between science and the bourgeoisie has never in fact been an easy one. Only in the first revolutionary period of the bourgeoisie (in seventeenth-century England or in later eighteenth-century France) has there been real enthusiaism. In the nineteenth century, with the bourgeoisie in power, although the enormous profits to be won from the results of science led to universal official recognition, laudations and a somewhat stingy financial support, the suspicion was always present that the development of the scientific outlook might undermine the social foundations. Hence, the gigantic battles of the nineteeth century over each advance of science. The leaders of nineteenth-century bourgeois science were still warriors in the midst of a widely hostile social camp. Education was still in general jealously guarded on pre-scientific lines and under clerical control. But what is conspicuous about the present period is that though offensive against science is today led, no longer merely by professional reactionaries and clericalists, but above all by the majority of the more prominent, officially recognised and highly placed leaders of bourgeois science. The main bulk of officially distinguished, be-knighted, and decorated scien
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>>2463590
Shouldn't we want worker owned monopolies because they vertically and horizontally integrate production and render it more efficient? Not small cooperatives that represent a return to primitive 18th/19th century competition, even if it's worker-owned? I'm sure in some rare instances small enterprises might make sense but on a scale of global production for use you're still going to want long term central planning around needs and resource availability, rather than competition and crises of overproduction.

>>2463594
>worker-owned monopolies
describe how those monopolies could be considered worker-owned
hard-mode: no "because it's own by the state who represent the proletariat so it's the same as them owning it"

>>2463671
every worker gets an equal share in the company's stock and a seat on the board of directors, and every worker gets paid the same for 1 hour of useful labor. the board of directors (i.e. the body of the workers) convene in congresses to decide upon matters of production.

>>2463671
if you think about it a worker owned monopoly is just an upscale of the smaller cooperative model for the purposes of horizontally/vertically integrating a given business. To learn why monopolies are more efficient than competition, read People's Republic of Wal Mart. Even in capitalist society, a monopoly is just a centrally planned enterprise. Enterprises that monopolized and instituted central planning (like Wal Mart and Amazon) outperformed enterprises that instituted an internal market ideology (like Sears). Sears died precisely because it believed in free market ideology and tried to force its own departments to compete with each other and behave like independent businesses. This decentralization and and enforcement of market dynamics internally within an institution caused it to collapse and fragment. Central planning + Cooperatives = The Future in my opinion. A synthesis of soviet planning and worker ownership is needed badly.

>officially distinguished, be-knighted, and decorated scientists of the bourgeoisie have openly joined the clerical camp
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jeffrey-epstein-science-financier-changes-the-course-of-evolution-at-harvard-211218581.html

>>2463533
Ukrainian fascists are blood and soil guys but they think finance imperialists like BlackRock should own their blood and soil and trade it in Wall Street



 

Idealism is fundamentally a flaw of the way cognition works.

When you go online, and you see posts made by feminists hating on men, and you assume these feminists are representative of feminists rather than outliers, you are engaging in idealism.

When a hippie asks "why can't we all just get along and hug trees, man", the hippie is engaging in idealism, for he assumes that others are like him.

When Niko Bellic in GTA 4 is tricked by his cousin Roman to come to America, under the assumption that Roman's boastings of his "high-life" are in any way reflective of reality, and Niko is disappointed when he actually sees what this "high-life" looks like, that is idealism.

When I sound radical on the internet to imitate my parasocial friend Marx, when I warn the capitalism defenders that they will be destroyed in the revolution, but I live in a country where communist orgs are dead and workers are sedated, I am engaging in wishful thinking and empty threats, that is idealism.

When a child talks about Santa Claus, as if he were real, only because the child imagines him to be real, and never checks if he actually is, what is that called? You guessed it, idealism.

It is the curse of being able to produce thoughts and language without needing to check the real world. The whole field of psychology is made up of constructs that are *assumed* to be useful at helping people without scientific legitimacy. And the dumb shit trickles down, and it isn't even questioned. "Brain surgeons are high-functioning psychopaths", or some retarded sentence like that is something I'm sure you've heard at one point. Questions you would've asked if you were wiser: WHAT is a "psychopath"? WHERE did you obtain the information that brain surgeons are "psychopaths"?

And so it goes.
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>>2463500
It is idealism when the heuristic is contradicted by the real world, when it bears no relation to the real world, when it is "useless" in other words.

>>2463507
if i say "omg" am i invoking a deity and should duly whip myself for my sins against science?

>>2463510
That is a figure of speech. Does the Pope shit in the woods? Do pigs fly?

>>2463507
Nah, it could just be a faulty heuristic. Materialists have can make bad heuristics too. “Reality” itself is often a heuristic which requires a really long complicated explanation to reach a persons particular definition.

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>When a child talks about Santa Claus, as if he were real, only because the child imagines him to be real, and never checks if he actually is, what is that called? You guessed it, idealism.
I checked and Santa is real and you're going on the naughty list for suggesting he isn't



 

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>>2463709
>Our words are backed with nuclear weapons?
>Don't curr.
Mildly concerning coming out of an elected Russian official and Leo Tolstoy's great-great-grandson.

>>2463140
>"Keep the mask on" soft-power stans be seething




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COVID supply shortages, stimulus, and work freezes are what drove the global housing crisis. However it's not clear what's causing the prices to stick, and even continue to get worse, or what's to be done. "Crisis is the mother of intervention" but there seems to be a relative dearth of actual policy directed at the problem. Have heard some of rezoning to curb McMansion construction (directing scarce resources to more economical construction efforts), and of course Singapore was able to weather the storm without cost escalations, these are the exception that proves the rule. If all we can find is such meager evidence of effort there must truly be little being done.

>96,000 new affordable homes every day to house the estimated 3 billion people who will need access to adequate housing by 2030, UN-Habitat says. [^1]

>In a study of 200 cities globally, 90% were found to be unaffordable to live in, with the average home costing more than three times the average income. [^1]

>For renters making under $30,000 — who already faced the most severe struggle to afford housing — Airgood-Obrycki "didn't think it could possibly get that much higher." But the report found it did nudge up, to an all-time high of 83% who are cost-burdened. She says the amount of money they have left over for all other household expenses has plummeted by nearly half, to just $310 a month. [^2]


>As of early 2025, home prices are up 60 percent nationwide since 2019 and still rising at a rate of 3.9 percent year over year. Consequently, the median existing single-family home price hit a new high of $412,500 in 2024. “This is a shocking five times the median household income,” says Daniel McCue, a Senior Research Associate at the Center. “This is also significantly above the price-to-income ratio of 3 that has traditionally been considered affordable.” As prices rose, existing home sales dropped to a 30-year low. [^3]


:[^1] https://www.weforum.org/stories/2022/06/how-to-fix-global-housing-crisis/
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So proles can't buy the commodities they produce??
I wonder who wrote about this 180 years ago…


>>2454698
>Singapore was able to weather the storm without cost escalations
Bitch, it is fucking expensive over here! Shit gotten more expensive, especially housing.

https://mothership.sg/2024/07/sengkang-punggol-flats-sell-1-million/

Things are even made worse by GST increase to 9% last year. Who is telling you these nonsense? I swear, foreigners literally do not see Singapore as it is, but as they want it to be.

t.Singaporean

>>2454698
can someone explain the IMF graph to me? I am not quite sure what it is supposed to say.

Does it mean that, for example, in the Czech republic your average house costs 150x more than what the average salary is?

>>2463614
it's in percent,it's how much the price of housing (which includes rent btw) has grown/decreased compared to income growth (with 100 being the house to income ratio of 2015)

for exemple in portugal housing has gotten 45% more expensive than the average income has grown in the same time



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The internet has been a mistake and communism has been set back some 50 years at least because of it. I don't think I'm exaggerating btw, it has given a way for millions of class consciousness proletarians to alienate themselves in an ever more privatized online space. Tbh, I'm glad that the same tendencies the privatization of the commons are ruining the world web. Once enshittification kills the online common, we will be forced to actually rely on our Gemeinseinschaeften to survive and not on the atomized collection of anons, consequentally organization will be easier to develop.

pic related, literally me whenever i disconnect for more than an hour
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The internet is so funny to me and I’ve talked about this before, basically our artificial reality was so shit and boring we got addicted to another reality projected on our screens. And even our fake reality on top of our artificial one, also suffers from the same dnshittification and corporate hellscape we experience in the artificial physical world

>>2463569
i looked it up and apparently that tablet is a hoax

>>2463564
u can't compare a nonstop rage bait machine in your pocket with newspaper or books

>>2463599
1 The words of the Teacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem.

2
Vanity of vanities, says the Teacher,
vanity of vanities! All is vanity.
3
What do people gain from all the toil
at which they toil under the sun?
4
A generation goes, and a generation comes,
but the earth remains forever.
5
The sun rises, and the sun goes down
and hurries to the place where it rises.
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what does /leftypol/ think of venezuela? are they upholding trve socialism? sorry if the question is kinda vague/open-ended but i'm genuinely curious since most opinions of venezuela i hear are from anti-maduro/chavez venezuelan immigrants
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>>2462808
Isn’t that what the colectivos are supposed to do? Hold the party accountable?

yeah i think they are even more so than something like bolivia.

>opinion
how about scientific analysis? no? anyone?

Drug dealers that must be subdued

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>>2462817
When the water boils and splashes is when they are tested.
Until today it seems ok



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Egg.

>>2426193
>In medieval times Jews were legally forbidden from working the land
depended on the country but yes they often were. I think in Russia there were Jewish peasants.

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>>2424097
>Can the Naxals just overthrow Modi already?
The Naxalites are getting wiped out.

You should be aware that Gonzaloid Maoists will wildly exaggerate the size and importance of their movements and they do this regularly. We should already be aware that they'll post a picture of like 10 people holding red flags in Austin, Texas and write a report that makes it sound like the United States government is in its final days, or they'll show up to some liberal anti-Drumpf march, hand out red flags to some oblivious libs, and then post pictures and videos that present the march as being entirely Maoist. This goes for their coverage of foreign Maoist "revolutions" that have been losing and shrinking for decades. So, it should not be a surprise that, while the Gonzaloids treated the Naxalites like they were on the cusp of delivering the final coup de grace against the Indian government and winning total Maoist victory in India, that the Indian government is now obliterating them with almost minimal effort and I wouldn't be surprised if we hear of the total end of the Naxals sometime this year.

>>2424150
>Also the Azerbaijanis have friends in Washington (and Israel).
So do Armeninans tho

>>2424153
Imagine the gestapo, but they all have room temperature 👁️Q



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