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Brexit: losing the Marbles
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Someone seems to already have lost their marbles....“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
Never had any to begin with....Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSomeone seems to already have lost their marbles....
Apart from the odd chinky dobber.Comment
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Lots of the stolen Nazi art has been returned and some still is in the process of being returned, but not made easy by fighting relatives who all claim they are the lawful heirs. Stolen artifacts by the British empire however stay where they are (for the moment)Originally posted by original PM View PostAnd if they applied the rule unilaterally they would be asking for artifacts back from across the world.
And yet they just seem to use it as means of putting pressure on the UK to agree to trade deals.
I do not think they have the best interests of the artifacts in mind at all.
Maybe the Germans could, you know, look to give some of the stuff back - assuming they have not burnt it all?
Nazi plunder - WikipediaComment
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We bought them all in the gift shop, fair and square. We can't remember where we put the receipts though...Originally posted by Eirikur View PostNow it's Greece wanting their historical artifacts back, soon it will be Egypt followed by all the former British occupied countries. The British Museum, Ashmolean and many others will close very soon after that, saving the tax payers a lot of money. Who needs treasures and culture, now you can have a blue passport?
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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