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5 Dec 2015, 03:37
Melilla and Ceuta- Spanish or Moroccan?
So, @comrade dave did a short series of listing territorial disputes from around the world and asked who owned them. He has not come out with any others lately so I thought I would do them. Currently, Spain controls the cities of Melilla and Ceuta- sort of reminiscent of their old empire. Both Spain and Morocco have claims on the 'Autonomous Cities'. Which own rightfully owns them?
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5 Dec 2015, 22:09
Its Moroccan! *grabs popcorn* 
If Trump wins
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8 Dec 2015, 19:58
DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!kingjoe1077 wrote:
Its Moroccan! *grabs popcorn*
Serious now, they're legitimately Spanish, as is the sub-Sahara. Actually, the sub-Sahara did better with us than it's doing now. But Melilla is becoming the home of many fundamentalists, we've arrested many,
The past is a foreign country.
8 Dec 2015, 22:51
I think it is Spanish as well.Pablo22510 wrote:
DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!kingjoe1077 wrote:
Its Moroccan! *grabs popcorn*Serious now, they're legitimately Spanish, as is the sub-Sahara. Actually, the sub-Sahara did better with us than it's doing now. But Melilla is becoming the home of many fundamentalists, we've arrested many,
9 Dec 2015, 20:00
I was talking to kingjoe, mate.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:01
Yes, yes, but I am the UN and I wanted to intervene!Pablo22510 wrote:
I was talking to kingjoe, mate.
9 Dec 2015, 20:01
*sighs*
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:15
Pablo22510 wrote:
*sighs*
9 Dec 2015, 20:17
Hey, Pablo, have you been to Ceuta or Melilla?
9 Dec 2015, 20:18
No. *bows head in shame*
Though I know someone who works in Melilla prison.
P.S. I am the most sedentary person you will ever know. My ideal Saturday plan, waking up late, having a huge breakfats, reading, having lunch, reading, huge 'snack' at 17:00, reading, small supper, computer, go to bed, reading, sleeping. But my mum likes to go on day trips.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:21
I am about the same, but I do like to travel.Pablo22510 wrote:
No. *bows head in shame*Though I know someone who works in Melilla prison.
P.S. I am the most sedentary person you will ever know. My ideal Saturday plan, waking up late, having a huge breakfats, reading, having lunch, reading, huge 'snack' at 17:00, reading, small supper, computer, go to bed, reading, sleeping. But my mum likes to go on day trips.
9 Dec 2015, 20:40
I hate it.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:42
Why? Also, nice shiny orange Moderator tag.Pablo22510 wrote:
I hate it.
9 Dec 2015, 20:48
Mate, I ain't a mod anymore. It's supposed to say General. Dunno why they didn't change it.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:48
Oh... okay.Pablo22510 wrote:
Mate, I ain't a mod anymore. It's supposed to say General. Dunno why they didn't change it.
9 Dec 2015, 20:49
As I was saying, i hate it 'cos home sweet home is where the heart is.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:53
Mm... I bring my heart to travel with me, I don't know about you.Pablo22510 wrote:
As I was saying, i hate it 'cos home sweet home is where the heart is.
9 Dec 2015, 20:57
Lol, I don't.
The past is a foreign country.
9 Dec 2015, 20:59
Maybe that's the issue then.Pablo22510 wrote:
Lol, I don't.
11 Dec 2015, 23:23
I am a Democrat, I think that both Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish communities and that if the people want to follow are free.
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