Subject: Re: dkc<br/>
Date: Sep 09, 2002 @ 22:14<br/>
Author: ps1966nl (&quot;ps1966nl&quot; &lt;smaardijk@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-510773083">Jan wrote:<br/>
&quot;Of course Greenland and the Faroe Is. are not parts of mainland <br/>
Denmark!&quot;<br/>
<br/>
Of course, of course, I knew that...<br/>
<br/>
&quot;Nevertheless I cannot say that DKc seem much balanced according to <br/>
weight of land! They have simply chosen the most simple way to get <br/>
there. Of course it is also a way to do it.&quot;<br/>
<br/>
That&#39;s not very nice of the Danes, if you&#39;re right! That&#39;s cheating!<br/>
<br/>
&quot;Peter S.!, if we should count Queen Maud Land as a part of my old <br/>
land&#39;s mainland, NOc would probably be in or around Gabon (!), but <br/>
according to my sources it is somewhere here . (Very well inside NO, <br/>
thank-you-very-much!!!&quot;<br/>
<br/>
Yes, and the mysterious Bouvet and Peter I islands as well! Anyway, <br/>
Queen Maud Land and Peter I are more or less unilaterally proclaimed <br/>
parts of Norway, because they are part of the area under the <br/>
Antarctic treaty.<br/>
<br/>
In the same way (i.e. by lumping possessions together), NLh would be <br/>
Mt. Scenery on the island of Saba. Our own little Dutch volcano. No, <br/>
it doesn&#39;t work like that, it&#39;s true...<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.</div>