These Are The Most Dangerous Places In The World

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  @Wisdominlife99 · 1 year ago

  It's not the Sentinel Islanders who are keeping us out; it's the government of India. Due to their extreme isolation from the outside world, the tribespeople have no natural immunity to modern or even semi-modern diseases. Contact with outsiders could devastate their entire population. They are left in isolation, not for our protection, but for their own—ensuring their survival in a world they’ve remained untouched by for centuries.

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  @purplemanatee · 1 year ago

  The indigenous people of Sentinel island have made it extremely clear time and time again that they want to be left alone. At this point I think whoever tries to visit has it coming. That missionary tried three times to come onto the island. I don't think murder can usually be justified, but in this case the Sentinelese had  already given him two chances to turn around with no consequence and he chose to ignore those. They were just doing what they had to to protect their home.

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  @unhiddenhistory · 2 years ago

  The events of Bikini Atol just infuriate me, from the poor residents being made to move, to the irrepairable damage to the ocean floor, plus the poor animals who lived there. What was it all for???

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• KI

  @kitkat-dax11 · 2 years ago

  I really am glad India is protecting the Sentinelese. They're just an island of people living their lives. I wish people would just leave them alone.

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  @ZoeypeachXOXO · 2 years ago

  Good job India for protecting that island. We all know what happened to countries/ indigenous people that were 'visited'

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  @roslynweidemann9487 · 2 years ago

  Snake 🐍 Island 🏝 is top of my list. I'd drop dead of a heart attack 💔 if I was surrounded by snakes 🐍 💯. Snakes give 💯 me the CREEPS more than any living thing on earth 🌎. I have a deep respect for my son, who feels the same fear 😨 of spiders 🕷 💯 like I do of snakes

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• JU

  @Justjenn2 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for using meters and feet and miles and kilometers. It is so appreciated

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  @helenestrada1913 · 2 years ago

  We as humans are lucky living on this breathable and beautiful planet, but humans don't really appreciate what we have because of all  those ridiculous wars that are going on now!  😡😥🙏✌🌎

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• SC

  @scottinWV · 2 years ago

  All that radiation! No wonder there are talking sponges and starfish underwater.

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  @SeauxNOLALady · 2 years ago

  Laundry rooms are dangerous too. Fires caused by the build up of dryer lint are very common and they spread quickly to nearby structures. Lint is like the perfect tinder for combustion. Keeping your dryer’s lint filter and exhaust ducts clean and free from buildup is an excellent way to prevent fires

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  @vesawuoristo4162 · 2 years ago

  Actually, kitchens are very dangerous also.

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  @Ambushw23 · 2 years ago

  My grandfather was the navy from 44-66 he worked with nuclear bombing testing from 48-53, he’d worked on a ship that was responsible for moving ships and barges in to place as well as moving equipment he got to see over a dozen nuclear explosions he was supposed to keep working on the project but the eventually started testing them to see how much radiation they got and decided that a certain level was too much and sent them else where. He died in 2014 at the age of 89 from heart failure luckily the radiation didn’t affect him some of his fellow sailors weren’t so lucky he had a bunch friends die before the age 40-50 from cancers like 6 from bone cancer which is rare definitely happened from the tests. He remembered one of the tests they had a bunch of sailors on a deck with glasses and watched the blast he remembered seeing the bones of the person in front of him and could see them in his hand, he had a circle spot in his vision for over a week it weakened over a few months it was in the shape of the blast perfectly it was there permanently you could see it even when he was 75 I once drove him to the eye doctor to get new glasses he couldn’t drive without them so I had to the doctor was dumbfounded when he seen the weird same circle spots on his eye his jaw dropped when he found out what it was he asked the doctor if I could see it he let me, it looked like a circular shape with rays going outward like the sun faintly burned in to his eye.

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