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"The Kuril Islands dispute is a generic term to identify the disagreement between Russia and Japan about said islands. Hence , when anybody wants to research or argue a certain piont , they refer to the Kuri Isldands. I stand by my view that they Islands in question , never were and are legelly not now part of Russian territory and are by Stalins actions - theft and against international law. You know that thing you love to quote so much regarding Kosovo.
Oh and by the way , the kosovo situation is differant , you see , unlike Stalins actions , no army invaded and occupied any foriegn nation. That is what is called "self determination"
You have a nice day now:)
(truthiness, 13 February 2011 19:45) "
I disagree with you that the Kuril islands is a "generic" term. The Japanese refers to the disputed islands as the Northern Territories while Russia calls them the Southern Kurils. If you care to look at the map of the entire Kuril chain, you will easily see that the disputed islands form only a relatively small portion of the entire chain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Demis-kurils-russian_names.png
In any case, the fact remains that your claim that "the treaty of St Pertusburg that clearlly states the Kurils are Japanese territory" is wrong and false.
This thread is not about Kosovo. But since you brought it up, I must voice my disagreement again. It is not true that no army invaded Kosovo. Kosovo is Serbia's province in 1999. Nato went in and militarily forced Serbian troops to leave. To me that IS invasion!
As for "self-determination", that right should extend to the K-Serbs in the north of Kosovo too right? Or are we talking double standards here?????
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