ahaha hahahaa
sed quid cockabebbel
dudes
they are all fragments because they are all bordered by more than 1 country
just like mclaves dictionry & brendan said
& they are all exclaves
just like mclaves & peter said
but the really wonderful news for me & i think for everyone here is that
your dialog does at the same time positively mark the first multilateral
recognition of the reality & sovereignty of everyones land
because you couldnt be discussing matters quite this way if you hadnt both
first understood & at least provisionally agreed with what i was talking
about
indeed it strikes me as a perfect example of the elusive indirect or
eastern system of boundary cognition which we have also recently been
asking about & groping for
so i would say today is a great day indeed in the glorious annals of
everyones land
& also of its one true party the all parties party
m
>
>Dixit Brendan.
>I still disagree. Enclave is not the same as exclave. I think. My
>opinion.
>Peter S.
>
>--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "Brendan Whyte" <brwhyte@h...> wrote:
>> Most of these are *fragments*, not exclaves, as they are bordered by
>more
>> than one country.
>> BW
>>
>>
>> >From: michael donner <m@...>
>> >Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@y...
>> >To: BoundaryPoint@y...
>> >Subject: [BoundaryPoint] exclaves of everyones land revised
>> >Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 22:31:15 -0500
>> >
>> >bottlenecks apparently narrower than 24nm apparently qualify the
>following
>> >international seas to contain exclaves of everyones land in the
>numbers
>> >indicated
>> >
>> >
>> >3 black sea
>> > main body
>> > sea of azov
>> > gulf of taganrog
>> >
>> >1 aegean sea north central part
>> > w of samos & khios & mytilene & northward
>> >
>> >1 mediterranean sea
>> > main body
>> >
>> >1 irish sea
>> > main body
>> >
>> >5 baltic sea
>> > main body
>> > gulf of riga
>> > gulf of bothnia upper
>> > gulf of bothnia lower
>> > kattegat very close
>> >
>> >2 red sea
>> > main body
>> > southern end
>> >
>> >2 persian gulf
>> > main body
>> > eastern end
>> >
>> >1 sulu sea perhaps
>> >
>> >1 celebes sea perhaps
>> >
>> >1 in nares strait between kane basin & lincoln sea
>> > if so apparently the only american instance
>> >
>> >
>> >total perhaps 18 worldwide
>> >
>> >
>> >so it is looking more or less like a regular golf course once again
>> >after a first global roundup try with crude maps
>> >
>> >but of course anyone with better maps & more patience is cordially
>invited
>> >to confirm or douse any of these
>> >which are still conjectural even as an overall concept at this
>point anyway
>> >
>> >
>> >note that none of these exclaves are enclaves within any single
>country
>> >tho they might be considered enclaved within their surrounding sea
>> >but that would be an unusual usage of the term
>> >
>> >
>> >on the other hand
>> >island based enclaves within everyones land
>> >formerly also reported to number about 18
>> >probably jump into the hundreds when the 200nm line is replaced
>with the
>> >12nm line in that case as well
>> >
>> >
>> >the bottom line after all these changes is
>> >everyones land is now looking far vaster than previously thought
>> >even if much of it has been stripped of mineral rights etc
>> >
>> >m