also
on behalf of our argentinian members who may be reluctant to take
issue with this unfair characterization of them
& thus prove it true
yikes
i would just like to say
moreover having been very generously entertained by argentinians on
many occasions both in argentina & abroad
i cannot see any clarity in such a view of them generally
& certainly not in the particular case of the present clave discussion
--- In
BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Karolis B. <kbajoraz@y...>"
<kbajoraz@y...> wrote:
> Well, Argentinans sure have a habit to dispute. They dispute with
> Urugay about water, with Chile about everything, with England about
> the islands and about their waters, so I wouldn't be surprised if
it
> was a dispute. An island of country x in waters country y would
> surely be a very very very weird thing, quite impractical too!
>
> --- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Arif Samad <fHoiberg@y...>
> wrote:
> > Now that somebody has used a map from the geoargentina
> > site, I just remembered that I haven't mentioned
> > earlier updated my link page. I also updated my
> > oddities page, except I haven't put it on the web yet.
> > I have a question whether the island shown on the map
> > is truly an enclave. There is another island shown on
> > the site, just north of the map (actually a small part
> > is on the top end of the map), that also seems to be
> > on the other side of the boundary along with an islet
> > nearby. Are all of the three enclaves or is it just
> > disputed territory on the other side of the river?
> > Arif
> >
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