Subject: Bits and Pieces<br/>
Date: Mar 20, 2001 @ 22:42<br/>
Author: Arif Samad (Arif Samad &lt;fHoiberg@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-922512468">I will be touching on a few subjects.<br/>
First of all, have you guys checked up on the size of<br/>
Zubara and associated land that Bahrain claimed on<br/>
Qatar on map 2.  This would have almost doubled the<br/>
area of Bahrain.  The situation in Arabia is almost<br/>
always due to differing concepts of sovereignty from<br/>
the muslim and western perspectives and causes the<br/>
mess.<br/>
Secondly, we really need to see the Namibia island<br/>
maps from the book &quot;Walvis Bay&quot; to understand what the<br/>
situation was (if the map is correct).  It isn&#39;t as<br/>
simple as straight baselines and 200 mile limits.<br/>
Thirdly, I am collecting &quot;virtual&quot; enclaves where a<br/>
country owns or owned a piece of territory in a<br/>
different land but not sovereignty.  Obviously, I<br/>
could include many embassies, but that would make the<br/>
list too big and I am ignoring them.  But the source<br/>
of Seine virtual enclave is first I have seen in the<br/>
state level if it happens to be just ownership by<br/>
Paris.  Does anybody know of a place where I can<br/>
research whether the source is a virtual or real<br/>
enclave or not.<br/>
Arif<br/>
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