“Falklands are British”, an unequivocal message from UK Minister for the Armed Forces

Friday, November 8th 2024 - 10:55 UTC

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Plymouth has a long and rich naval history. It is celebrated as where Sir Francis Drake played bowls as the Spanish Armada loomed in 1588 and as a key embarkation point for invading Allied forces on D-Day. However, the city’s critical role in the Falklands War is perhaps less widely appreciated. Read full article

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Brasileiro
For now. With England's visible decline, the inhabitants of the Islands themselves will soon want to cut the ties of colonization.
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Jack Jones
Who is this idiot above ?, has he escaped from a lunatic asylum, ? Britain not England is not in decline, the Falklands are self governing territory and not a colony, they will not cut ties , and will never be Argentine, clearly you know nothing,
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Steve Potts
Giving a non-self-governing territory to another State without the consent of its inhabitants would be a denial of human rights and contravene the UN Charter. Falklands – Freely Determined Political Status (1 pg):

https://www.academia.edu/36555342/Falklands_-_Freely_Determined_Political_Status.pdf
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Terence Hill
Unfortunately for you history is not on your side. Since you don't like it, you're just going to have to lump it
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