US President Donald Trump replied on Monday in the Oval Office, when asked whether his government was reviewing its position of neutrality on the Falklands: “I always review every position. That's just one of many.” It is the first time he has publicly addressed the sovereignty dispute between the United Kingdom and Argentina, though his answer committed to nothing. Read full article
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Disclaimer & comment rulesFor Argentinians to believe that the Falklands belong to them because it sits on their continental shelf is complete hogwash.
Posted 23 hours ago - Link - Report abuse 0Falklands – Geographic Proximity (1 pg): https://www.academia.edu/38561999/Falklands_-Geographical_Proximity
So what is a claim without anything to take to an international tribunal - worthless
‘Yair Netanyahu, son of the Israeli prime minister and holder of no official position, posted in Spanish on X that the islands belong to Argentina.’
Posted 17 hours ago - Link - Report abuse 0I see the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree then.
So, what’s next then, some ‘settlements’, but only temporary and only for security purposes, eh!
A concrete wall here or there, but only for security purposes of course, some of the sheep may have Hamas affiliations!
Or more likely, advise the Argentinian government on how to get rid of an unwanted population already living there for many generations.
Which seems to be the Netanyahu family business, occupying other peoples land and then driving them out.
Which of course has been the story of Argentina’s whole history.
They have a lot in common.
If they are on Argentina’s side, then our cause is surely most righteous.
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