Where did the wealth&property which had robbed by britishers(before 1950)around the world gone .?
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All the wealth and property was sold to the USA to buy Military equipment in the early stages of the Second World War. \nWhen all possible assets had been sold President Roosevelt created 'Lend / Lease' which meant that the equipment now being given to Britain remained the property of the USA (lend) unless it was destroyed, then it had to be paid for (lease).
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I could easily agree with you on some places. British rule always made sure that things in these countries ran much smoother and the British protected those people from outside threats and civil enemies. And it is weird how all these 3rd world countries all seem to be packing old, rusty kalashnikovs... that last bit really made me laugh. One of the things I'll have to remember!!!! But now they are all moving into England and god help anyone who speaks up against them, because "it would be un-PC".
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From robbing people when they were traveling.
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In January, the European Court of Human Rights declared that England's adverse possession law (which had been around for several centuries) actually effected an unconstitutional taking of property.  I've included a link that tries to make sense of this bizarre development.
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I know that is has been occupied by man since prehistory. At one time a very rich nation. Now you can me mugged and killed for a bowl of rice. For more detail information the worldfactbook at CIA.gov will have all the stats.
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Um, Rod T, you do realise that you're talking about things that happened many generations ago?! How can you suggest that people nowadays deserve to pay for what their ancestors did way back then? That's ridiculous. \n\nAre you American? If so, with that logic, you would deserve to have some people come and "discover" your country, steal your food and take over your land completely, banishing you to little reservations in the desert.
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That's a very good question.\n\nIn the end, almost 4 million cubic metres of chalk were excavated on the British side, much of which was dumped below Shakespeare Cliff near Folkestone to reclaim 90 acres (360,000 m²) of land from the sea.
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No where did you last have it. I think it will be about the area you last left it.\nI hope you find it I am always loosing my keys, mobile phone,wallet, house etc. It is really annoying.............now where was I ?
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Last time I was in Malaysia (1995) foreigners were not allowed to own property. I think you might have difficulty proving ownership if the law is still the same. I know a few people in Malaysia(foreigners) who bought businesses and property but put it in their Malaysian wives name
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It depends on what class you belonged to and where you lived. There was a rigid class system, though the middle class gained a new prominence. Britain didn't have a welfare system back then, so there were lots of poor people living in slums in major cities like London. The poor often had to go to workhouses, or if they were lucky, they were sometimes employed as household servants. Alcoholism was rampant in the slums. Women were sometimes forced to take up prostitution in order to buy booze and to survive. There was a high infant mortality rate among the poor.\n\nThis is a very loaded question, but I hope I gave some helpful information.
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Go to Parliament, London Bridge, Liverpool and Picadilly Square.  Also go to wikipedia and type in United Kingdom and or Great Britain.
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nIt would probably only ever happen in that cliched movie plot situation:  My family is threatened, and I must break into the Bank of England and obtain the contents of a certain lockbox in order to secure their safety.  \n\nLet's hope it never happens, because I'd be one lousy thief.\n\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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apart from being an actual chain of 3 islands in the western Carribbean which I'm guessing you don't mean the islands associated with tax fruad and money laundering. As a tax haven it was possible to avoid paying tax on incomes or paying less if they were chanelled through banks in the Caymans. This lead to a lot of criminal activity, drug trafficking etc going on which the government partly turned a blind eye to. That was in the 60s-90s think its cleaned up a lot since though but don't really know. hope thats a help
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The same bat of mine has been stolen in 66. \nit's of us$20000
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Inheritance, lottery, jackpot winnings, bank robbery, and etc.
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name the bank and country...
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Possesion of stolen property.