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

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[sjgl8032]

Best Argentina can hope for is a long game PR strategy aiming towards an eventual "one country, two systems" approach used by China. Even with that, unless and until they win over the islanders, nothing's going to change. That said, everyone has their price - I'd imagine it would be rather interesting to see the results if every islander was offered two million USD in exchange for their votes in any future referendum. Looking at around 6 billion USD to pay off the 3,000 or so islanders.

[alanheath3]

@sjgl8032 That is a good idea - in fact there was a proposal in Japan on the Kurile Islands along those lines. I would like to see some compensation for the war first though, so far Argentina has not paid a penny.

[alanheath3]

@alaaaaann That makes a lot of sense.

[thelege95]

I thought this was about kittens, I was wrong.

[Beefache]

Meryl Streep brought me here.

[footyfan65]

paralyzer, you are a complete arse, the falklands are british so piss off

[RandomShyte1]

oh



[bluemuleii]

@gabrieltatengue no they weren't

[gabrieltatengue]

kelpers are usurpers... i dont want know what they think. the malvinas were our until 1833, when this fucking people arrived with the force

[feyzu66]

@MrOldPenguin it is, its the argentines who are scumbags

[TheUTubeRebel]

70% of the population are British originally...it belongs to Britain...nuff said

[runneruk1]

@Paralyzer if you are English, why does it say your country is Spain on your profile? dickhead.

[clonmultcity]

Would the falklands qualify for EU funds? considering that the people there are British therefore EU citizens?

[theunholycrown666]

@ezefal Last time I checked, it was the Argies that were the ones begging in the street. As for our Queen, she is part of our heritage and does a fair bit for our country. Even in here twilight years she still works tirelessly unlike you I'll wager.