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daily reminder that Canada and Denmark have a territorial dispute over a FUCKING ROCK in the arctic
A
FUCKING
ROCK
Hans Island is rightful Innuk Clay to be awarded to the Nunavut Greenlandic nation to be formed when independence occurs.
>>52120776
Looks like a very nice rock. I like the shape.
>>52120776
Canada has enough clay already desu
>>52120776
spain and morocco they nearly to go to the war for a fucking small rock few years ago
That's some cool looking rick though.
>>52120845
>>52121086
Gibraltar is rightful British clay
>>52120776
10/10 rock.
Would fight for.
>>52121227
>british pirates
nothing new
that rock looks comfy
>>52121086
>casualities
>none
What about the moroccan goats that died?
>>52120776
We had the same thing with Greeks over these tiny rocks
A
FUCKING
LEAF
>>52121682
For some reason, I read Greeks as Gayreeks
>>52121779
Oh please, I would never call our greatest neighbor "gay".
>>52121879
I suppose, but /int/ has made my eyes trigger happy.
Like my fingers.
>>52120845
It rocks, doesnt it?
>>52121382
goats died because sndniggers rape them
>>52122184
haha nice one anon
>>52120776
Rightful korean clay
But what if they drill down and find oil under the rock?
It's a big rock.
>>52123016
Well then by international law, it's American clay.
there might be oil under it or aids
WE WILL FUCKING END YOU DENMARK!
>>52120776
EUROS OUT
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O
S
O
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T
>>52125607
>Ireland turning up for the Anglosphere for once
wew
>tfw it's actually this shitty rock AND 1500km2 of sea
>>52120776
Daily reminder tha Canada will NEVER EVER get the San Juan Islands back
>>52121086
>American-mediated ceasefire
Why do we always have to rescue europe?
>>52126107
and foremost 125 000km2 of sea and seabed where you can fish and dig
>>52125607
UK is the eternal kek
>>52126127
>On June 15, 1859, exactly thirteen years after the adoption of the Oregon Treaty, the ambiguity led to direct conflict. Lyman Cutlar, an American farmer who had moved onto the island claiming rights to live there under the Donation Land Claim Act, found a large black pig rooting in his garden.[2][6][8] He had found the pig eating his tubers. This was not the first occurrence. Cutlar was so upset that he took aim and shot the pig, killing it. It turned out that the pig was owned by an Irishman, Charles Griffin, who was employed by the Hudson's Bay Company to run the sheep ranch.[2][6][8] He also owned several pigs that he allowed to roam freely. The two had lived in peace until this incident. Cutlar offered $10 to Griffin to compensate for the pig, but Griffin was unsatisfied with this offer and demanded $100.
>Be Pig
>Approach an American
>Get shot
