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Thread ID: 116788	2011-03-20 06:16:00	Romans compensation	Cicero (40)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1187762	2011-03-20 20:04:00	We must not forget that it was the British who left New Zealand with the legacy of the Treaty of Waitangi but they were canny enough to not sign a similar Treaty with the Romans.	Snorkbox (15764)
1187763	2011-03-20 20:13:00	We must not forget that it was the British who left New Zealand with the legacy of the Treaty of Waitangi but they were canny enough to not sign a similar Treaty with the Romans. Threat of crucification.	Cato (6936)
1187764	2011-03-20 20:19:00	We must not forget that it was the British who left New Zealand with the legacy of the Treaty of Waitangi but they were canny enough to not sign a similar Treaty with the Romans. Correct me if I am wrong, but it is the current crop of NZ's who are letting them interpret to suit?	Cicero (40)
1187765	2011-03-20 20:25:00	Correct me if I am wrong, but it is the current crop of NZ's who are letting them interpret to suit? No. You are in fact correct! It did not help that there a number of versions though and a number of people say their tribe did not sign any of these versions but still want to get what they can.	Snorkbox (15764)
1187766	2011-03-20 21:02:00	I wonder what they're going to do with all the extra space in the British Museum and similar institutions once the original "owners" have got all their stuff back!	tuiruru (12277)
1187767	2011-03-20 22:36:00	I wonder what they're going to do with all the extra space in the British Museum and similar institutions once the original "owners" have got all their stuff back! Get in touch with Hone and find out to get on the gravy train.	Cicero (40)
1187768	2011-03-20 22:54:00	Remember the fuss about The Elgin Marbles (www.thefirstpost.co.uk)? I particularly like this paragraph:"The British Museum's legal charter states clearly that the institution cannot legally return items from its collection: "The Trustees of The British Museum hold its collections in perpetuity by virtue of the power vested in them by The British Museum Act (1963)." Seems they've got it "written in stone!!" :lol:	tuiruru (12277)
1187769	2011-03-20 23:02:00	Remember the fuss about The Elgin Marbles (www.thefirstpost.co.uk)? I particularly like this paragraph:"The British Museum's legal charter states clearly that the institution cannot legally return items from its collection: "The Trustees of The British Museum hold its collections in perpetuity by virtue of the power vested in them by The British Museum Act (1963)." Seems they've got it "written in stone!!" :lol: Hone has several stone copies.	Cicero (40)
1187770	2011-03-20 23:18:00	Hone has several stone copies. I thought that was Moses?	Snorkbox (15764)
1187771	2011-03-23 02:08:00	Great race , the Romans couldnt find correct link but..yu'll know www.youtube.com	1101 (13337)
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