"Brett" wrote in message
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"Keith Willshaw" wrote:
"Brett" wrote in message
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Not if Greenland is included.

Which it isn't and isn't even in Europe.

Yet it is considered part of Denmark.

For a little while. Parties advocating independence won
the 2002 elections by a wide margin. There's going
to be a referendum and the island is expected to
achieve full independence in 2006.

Note that while Greenland is a large geographic area
the inhabitable regions are a very small part of the
land mass and the population is less than that of
a medium sized town.

Keith the only one in this thread that needed (and most likely ignore)
that
information would be "Spiv".

It is irrelevant info. Greenland is NOT a part of Denmark, no more than
Gibraltar or the Falklands being a part of the UK. You obviously can't
understand this.