[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

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What a loon

[Jonty30]

Muslims believe that wherever they have set foot is theirs for the complete taking.

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

Here is a pic of the hieroglyphs in question. It may be possible that they were made by ancient Egyptian explorers. However, Egypt never conquered or colonized the area and it was never part of their empire. If this guy wants to argue for "legal rights" based on land holdings by the ancient Egyptians (who have no relation to modern Egyptians), then he should be arguing that lands in Syria and Sudan be returned to Egypt, since these were actually part of the Ancient Egyptian empire....

[yarddog]

The ancients sailed the Mediterranean for thousands of years. It is not hard to believe that some Greeks, Minoans, Egyptians etc. made it to nearly anywhere on the globe.

I do think it is unlikely that they made it to these places then managed to make it home.

[WashingtonSource]

Uh, ISIS you stupid ignorant sluts, the pharaohs were around before Islam, so it does not apply to Islam in any way, shape or fashion. The Egyptian Coptic Christians would have a better claim, if there were one. They they represent better the ancient peoples of Egypt.

[Repeal The 17th]

Original owners, check your deeds.

[Politicalkiddo]

Haha, what? Is the modern population of Egyptians even descended from the ancient Egyptians??

[SampleMan]

mental illness is the norm in the Middle East

[posterchild]

Does that count for going to the moon?

[Cementjungle]

My ancestors used a fallen pine tree as their symbol. Therefore, any place that has a fallen pine tree should rightfully belong to me.

[Tennessee Nana]

the grandson of a pharoah had landed there
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the sister of the Nana landed in Egypt...

Gosh that means I have legal rights there...

meanwhile tell the grandson of that Pharoh he can visit Aussie any time he likes...

[muir_redwoods]

I believe the explorer had to have returned to Egypt to make his claim. Prove he did that.

[mjp]

the Egyptian people was entitled to claim legal rights in Australia, since inscriptions in ancient hieroglyphics had been found near Sydney

Land and natural resources do not properly belong to the people of a territory collectively, but to specific private individuals and companies.

[Elsie]

Pharaoh ordered him to bring insects, and he was killed there.

I guess the locusts weren't enough...

He must have been buggy!

[Elsie]

Wait ‘til the Mormons hear about THIS!!!

[clearcarbon]

"Egyptian people was entitled to claim legal rights in Australia"

Only suckers and obama could buy that argument.

[Mike Darancette]

“....indicating that the grandson of a pharoah had landed there.”

Then he was eaten by the locals.

[colorado tanker]

Betcha this guy thinks the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are authentic, too.