>>>>>>https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/16/not-for-sale-anger-in-germany-at-report-trump-seeking-exclusive-coronavirus-vaccine-deal
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>>>>>Clearly I don't know if that story is true, but to best of my awareness, it hasn't been corroberated. (And multiple groups on both sides have denied it)
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>>>>Wih that twitter king the sky is the limit. Remember when he planned to buy Greenland ? rofl
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>>>You never know until you ask. The last time we ask Denmark they sold us the U S Virgin Islands. The Russians sold us “Seward's Folly,” now known as Alaska. That turned out to be a pretty good deal.
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>>So you have a 21st century nitwit with 19th century ideas ?
> January 17, 1917 19th century???
>I guess there is more ways to do it.
>from wikipedia:
>"The return of the annexed territories to Germany took place on 28 August 1958 due to a German-Belgian border treaty from 24 September 1956.
>The place Losheimergraben and the western part of the Leykaul municipality, as well as some forests, were excluded from this restoration. These areas remained in Belgium, and so did the previously Belgian municipalities of Eupen and Malmedy that had been incorporated into the German Reich in 1940.
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>In January 2008, it was announced by Belgian Deputy District Commissioner Marcel Lejoly that the planned removal of the Vennbahn rails could have "international consequences", and it was speculated that the neighbouring areas had to be returned to Germany.[4] But both the Belgian Foreign Ministry as well as the Foreign Office in Germany declared, that the boundaries were ultimately covered by contract and therefore no change would take place."
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>I think France and Italy are still arguing today over Mont Blanc after France took over Tende, La Brigue, Mont Chaberton and the Lake of Mont Cenis after the Treaty of Paris in 1947.

..then there is the way we got Hawaii -- just stole it.