Argentina claims Falklands will be under their control in 20 years time

Argentina claims Falklands will be under their control within 20 years

Falklands will be under our control within 20 years, says Argentina - The Guardianin association with MSN News

Wishful thinking, or should we 'be prepared'

 

How odd.

I thought the Argentinians called them the Malvinas?

 

Freudian slip?

 

I swear they said they would control them 1982... and 32 years later, they are still British?

 

What do you think the chances of the navy ending up back there in another conflict in the not so distant future. All what's the likelihood of mine counter measures being deployed there?

 

None whatsoever and...None whatsoever

 

This is a good read if you have the time The Forgotten Few of the Falklands

 

They may not be far wrong.

I can see Gib being back in Spanish hands in 100 years.

Has to happen one day. (Sadly)

 

Why do you think that would be? That the situation will resolve itself diplomatically or they;ll just back off?

 

Si........

 

You won't be here in 100 years time to see anything.

 

He might have a season ticket here...
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Thank ****. The way this government is leading this country I will settle for gone in 25 years!!!!!

 

Haven't we sent one of our destroyers down there recently?

"If you wish for peace, prepare for war" springs to mind !

 

A black job would be more of a deterrent and who knows there could be one there now.

 

They don't like our black jobs.............they don't like it up 'em

 

Fear not.......'rejoice, rejoice'

 

How about: "if you don't want to look a twat, do your research"?




Anyone hungry?

 

BBC News - Life on Royal Navy's Falklands-bound HMS Dauntless It's not the "Pre-sprogs" fault.

 

Well it certainly won't be settled diplomatically - the two (or should I say three) sides are poles apart and there isn't even a square foot of common ground between them that I can see.

As for militarily, Argentina is militarily weak and getting weaker all the time as their kit gets older and poor maintenance takes its toll. They simply don't have the resources to do anything (or the political will if truth be known). The last thing the current Argentinian government wants is another military disaster on their hands and the FI defences are light years ahead of where they were in 1982 - it won't be a simple walk in the park to get Argentinian boots on the ground