Falklands War part 2 of 15

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A history of the Falklands War, originally shown on Channel four in 1992.

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Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Falklands
• Malvinas
• South
• Atlantic
• Argentina
• UK
• Reino
• Unido
• Sapper
• Hill
• Task
• Force
• James
• Callaghan
• Conservative
• Labour
• Margaret
• Thatcher
• Leopoldo
• Galtieri
• Ronald
• Reagan
• NATO

[helloseahorseandme]

britain should piss off the islands they dont belong there , the day will come when latin america will unite and kick them out !

[alanheath3]

@helloseahorseandme And where does Latin America belong? Certainly not in America. With the exception of Peru, Paraguay and Bolivia, the whole continent is dominated by European colonists.

[GreatBritain936]

@mortimerk180 You would think that you own it. In 1833 Britain conqured the FALKLANDS. When the Argentines INVADED in 1982 the people asked for BRITISH LIBERATION. They did not want to live under a nation of degenerates who blame every single damn thing on foreigners. You Argentinians must get your own house in order using your own resources and NO ONE ELSES. The Falklands are British. Deal with it you f***ing a**hole.

[xsf908]

So Argentina vas problem all ready in 1970s but stil Royal Navy scrap its true aircraft carriers Eagle and Ark Royal ?

[higaniga5]

@helloseahorseandme u faggot it belongs 2 us not argentina. Argentina has no right in trying to take it

[matteoprez]

I can't believe people are still fighting for those islands... Politics are so smart, people are so stupid.

[brighthelmjacks]

they have no right to be there.

[AsterixTG999]

@helloseahorseandme The British have had a claim to the Islands from 1774 yet Argentina didn't even exist until 1816. How about all the people on the mainland with Southern European blood hand back Argentina to the indigenous South Americans and then we'll have a look at the Falklands...

[ZoltarFTW]

Hey guess what? They found a shit-load of OIL in Falklands waters; this will get interesting

[alanheath3]

@Fisurame No estamos hablando de los EEUU y los EEUU no esta amenazando sus vecinos. Cuando has oido que los EEUU quiere ocupar las Bahamas por ejemplo?

[Fynnareno]

@helloseahorseandme They want to be British, so leave them alone!

[negvar]

Britain has controlled the Falklands since 1833. Argentina's only claim to them seems to be proximity. Argentina behaves like China toward Taiwan - they have no conception of self-determination for the people who have lived there, independently, for years and years.