Maldives, Seychelles and Mauritius were freed (at least in theory) from the wretched web of Colonialism. But for us Rodriguans, the on-going ignominy of Mauritian Occupation still haunts our daily lives. In the 21st century, the island of Rodrigues, one of this regions' last remaining manifestations of Colonialism has become the sick man' of the Indian Ocean, forever bonded to an artificial welfare drip,
http://www.puertadebaldur.net/wiki/index.php?title=Wellness_Positive_aspects_Of_Infrared_Saunas._Details_On_Portable_And_House_Saunas., and still begging a foreign kleptocrat to let us go. It is argued that because on May 30th 1814,
http://www.fish-games.org/index.php?params=profile/view/240332/, Britain dubbed Rodrigues a dependency of the colony of Mauritius, and administered it as part of the island of Mauritius, it automatically became an integral and indivisible territory of Mauritius. Therefore, any dismemberment of territory before independence would have been illegal under international law. If we follow this line of reasoning, then we also recognise that all colonially-imposed arrangements are forever binding on all future generations. And when this thinking is extended retrospectively, then, Mussolini's
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