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To: Publius6961
LOL, you're really something. I sure am making the decision in this dispute and forcing it on others. I don't know how you figured out that I was just on my way to Yale to take the artifacts at gunpoint. /s Thanks for airing your own opinions. Forgive if I don't find them too convincing.
23 posted on 03/05/2006 11:31:23 AM PST by blueminnesota
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To: blueminnesota
I don't know how you figured out that I was just on my way to Yale to take the artifacts at gunpoint.

Please don't go to New Haven. It's not sanitary.

From reading the article, I get the idea that:

a) Peru claims ownership of these artifacts
b) Yale refuses to acknowledge Peru's ownership, but also does not explicitly claim ownership themselves, and it attempting to negotiate favorable terms for partial repatriation of the artifacts

It's hard to escape the conclusion that Yale knows it doesn't own the artifacts, knows that Peru does, and just doesn't want to admit it because then Peru would have the right to have all the artifacts returned immediately, and Yale would lose its bargaining position.

Yale was lent the artifacts and now is trying to leverage its current possession into part ownership.

26 posted on 03/05/2006 11:49:35 AM PST by JohnnyZ (Happy New Year! Breed like dogs!)
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