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**arriftell** · 10-09-2009, 12:16 AM

Couple years back, Beijing controlled companies were buying up all these "relics' being sold on the international arts markets. Might have been a wrong strategy as it drove up prices creating even more demand.

Maybe another way to is apply political pressure and say that item was stolen (most are) and destroy the market. After all no point in collecting something if you cannot enjoy it with others.

Those angmohs are already half successful in sowing discord amongst the Chinese.

It is smart of the Taiwanese Museum to reject these stolen and pillaged goods.

See what they will come up next ? Remember, angmohs are one very perfidious race.

The Great Walls and the Pyramids were too big to be carted away or else they will be in London, Paris and New York today, Bwahahaha...

10-09-2009, 12:16 AM	#3
arriftell Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	Couple years back, Beijing controlled companies were buying up all these "relics' being sold on the international arts markets. Might have been a wrong strategy as it drove up prices creating even more demand. Maybe another way to is apply political pressure and say that item was stolen (most are) and destroy the market. After all no point in collecting something if you cannot enjoy it with others. Those angmohs are already half successful in sowing discord amongst the Chinese. It is smart of the Taiwanese Museum to reject these stolen and pillaged goods. See what they will come up next ? Remember, angmohs are one very perfidious race. The Great Walls and the Pyramids were too big to be carted away or else they will be in London, Paris and New York today, Bwahahaha...
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