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Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by brapalama

brapalama — Wed, 16 May 2012 19:34:25 +0000

Imagine if the Austrian police had found to Natascha Kampusch before she escaped from the small jail… and now imagine if she had decided to continue staying in the cave. Would had been the ethics to acept it? I think the matter of Falklands is because an mass stockholm syndrome induced with all the intention premeditated long term. If these descendants who, arrived illegally in 1833, want to remain British, THEY can do it, but on Argentine soil !!

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by 73steve905

73steve905 — Wed, 16 May 2012 18:35:51 +0000

@AgusARG97 go and invade hawaii. The same thing will happen. You will get your asses deaded

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by 73steve905

73steve905 — Wed, 16 May 2012 17:40:57 +0000

@fighters1000 I don’t think the argies are bad people. I do know that if british territory is invaded,there is only one outcome. The falklands doesn’t give any tax or revenue to uk. We are there because they want us

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by greatbritishmofo

greatbritishmofo — Wed, 16 May 2012 17:28:50 +0000

you obviously know nothing…. falklands isnt argentina.. just because its near argentina you think its yours.. UNLIKE ARGENTINA, britian let the people who live on the island to decide what they want to be… if they decide they want to be part of argentina britian will happily leave but if they want to be british you cant expect britian to just stand and watch argetina try and take it over by force.

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by Antimoron2

Antimoron2 — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:35:14 +0000

I imagine the Falkland Islanders saying “yes, I want to belong to Argentina. A country where all the money from provinces is taken by national government and used for political purposes and also to support or punish governors according to their political party. A country with the second highest inflation rate, loaded with corruption, where the vice president is being accused of money laundry… a country who chose Menem 3 times (the last in 2003 with nearly 50%), the place of the Botox Queen!”

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by Antimoron2

Antimoron2 — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:12:21 +0000

Instead of talking about the Falklands, you should focus on current burglars inside Argentina: all the mining companies from Canada and the US, the Spanish companies controlling some of your main resources, the American owners of the Patagonia. The Kirchners selling your country, right up on your nose and you do nothing. In the 1970s you had dictatorship and kept quiet. In the 1990s you had Menem and you kept quiet. After they left you realized what they did. Now, you can’t see what’s going on.

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by Antimoron2

Antimoron2 — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:10:20 +0000

“no blockade against”? Liar! You’re another brain-washed by the K-empire. Argentina is slowly sinking. Just like at the end of the 2nd Menem’s administration. You’ve got fake statistics. a vice president printing money and also involved into money laundry. Give me a break. That’s the Falkland Island’s flag. Beautiful in comparison to that nasty dirty piece of fabric you call flag. Self determination is the answer, either you like it or not.

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by fighters1000

fighters1000 — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:00:18 +0000

ha
the answer is long but here I reach the characters if they want a more extensive discussion just tell me and hang me in a chat and I sing the whole truth pirate friends okay? you offend me I offend

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by quantumuncertainty

quantumuncertainty — Wed, 16 May 2012 15:28:18 +0000

OK, you know a lot about Argentina. Now, sir, the fact of being an ugly country with a nasty dirty fabric as flag or whatever childish jeer you wish to say doesn’t mean Argentina have less right to claim what it is hers. Self determination doesn’t apply here, it is not what you like or not. The people at the islands should not expect their way of life or freedom threatened by Argentina as the UK stated. It’s government propaganda to confuse public opinion.

Comment on Anglo-Argentine tension over the Falklands by Antimoron2

Antimoron2 — Wed, 16 May 2012 15:03:04 +0000

My words about the flag were on purpose to highlight the ridiculous behaviour I often see in Argentina when people claim “we are the best”, “we have the biggest/smallest/most beautiful/most most most… this and that of the world”. Always bragging about stupid claims nobody cares. I’m a Falkland Islanders, tell me what I have to choose. Tell us, let’s see who pays attention to your claims. Actually, all of the claims from Argentina are distorted, confusing.