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I have to go out to watch angels and demons, see you later sweetie:lol:
I also think that the Turks should return Hagia Sophia to the Orthodox church as well as all the other churches they have vandalized.
need I say more:lol:But as i said previously, you can keep the moral ground. It means little as long as the Art is in our possession.
need I say more:lol:
you have yet to get out of it:lol:Anddd we are back to square 1 :doh
Im glad you agree with me:lol:I believe you mean 'And you have yet to get out of it'
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Im glad you agree with me:lol:
Why, have you lost yours:lol:Try and make sense next time
Going off topic? Stay on the Marbles please.
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have you found your marbles?:lol:Nothing else of value to add?
So apart from this fictitious argument of 'morality' on possessions, is there any other ground Greece has for the marbles? No legal basis? Isn't that a shame
did you stamp both feet this time:lol:Answer my question.
Apart from this bull**** moral idea you have wheeled out, what legal basis does Greece have for the possession of the marbles in comparison to the British Museum.
LEGAL basis if you please.
The new Acropolis Museum will resolve this.Are you incapable of staying on topic?
There are a number of off topic threads on this forum.
I asked you a very simple question. What legal basis does Greece have for the Elgin Marbles in comparison to the British? Kindly answer my question or don't but do not ruin my thread by pointless posts.
Greece demands marbles return as new Acropolis opens - Yahoo! News
I agree with UK on this, we shouldn't return it.
Possession is nine-tenths of the law, we bought it fair and square.
Greece should start this ball rolling and hand back every piece of art that is not Greek ... I wonder how many will go along with it.
Sounds good to me.
Ideally the U.K. would work out an arrangement with Greece on these marbles or sell them back maybe. I don't know.