I'm rarely confused and almost never lost. I'm always "disregardful"
of everything contained in your atrocious wordiness, however, so you
might consider saving on capital letters with someone else. If anyone
else were to complain, then I'd pay attention. But for you, if you
don't like my presence, you know where the deregister button is.
LN
--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "aletheiak" <aletheiak@...> wrote:
>
> yikes but are you sure you just came back in to the right place len
>
> for i think you may either be confused about or disregardful of our
topic & us again
> seeing as boundarypoint is actually devoted to multipointing
> rather than abandoned harbor leases or any of the other topics you
are again describing
> here
>
> & our actual group description
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BoundaryPoint/
> has always made this focus of ours quite clear
> & still does
> it seems to me
> even tho it has often been innocently overlooked
> as well as deliberately ignored
>
> & the extrinsic subjects you keep bringing back here may well have
been addressed here
> at one time & may very well have been left unended here too
>
> but that is because they were misdirected here in the first place
> & are still misdirected here when they return
>
> i hope you do find your way to wherever you thought you were & think
you are or meant to
> go tho
>
> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "L. A. Nadybal" <lnadybal@> wrote:
> >
> > I just came in to report on a subject previously addressed here that
> > was left un-ended. Those of you who remember Wolfgang Schaub might be
> > happy to hear he never let loose on the topic and secured and
> > translated the polish text of the treaty between CZ and PL on the
> > harbor lease. It lasted only about 12 years from 1947, after which
> > the Czechs abandoned it. The area was comprised of a particular dock
> > and adjacent land in the duty free portion of the harbor, and the
> > treaty contained provisions allowing the Czechs to further occupy a
> > separate exclave a short distance from the main portion. The treaty
> > actually states that the area would be called (from Polish to German
> > to half English), Czechoslavakian "Gebiet"(a word discused here
> > earlier, too) in the Customs Excluded Territory of Stettin Harbor (or
> > similar).
> >
> > A news article from the time, which he also found and translated,
> > reveals that Czechoslovakia never was able to secure the rights in
> > Stettin from the Germans that were accorded to it in the Versailles
> > Treaty after World War I.
> >
> > Regards to all
> >
> > Len Nadybal
> >
>