Falklands

[canuck123]

http://www.voanews.com/english/2007-01-03-voa29.cfm?rss=europe

Do you guys think that they will try again.

 

[golden_rivet]

anything's possible canuck - nothing you Americans do would surprise me :lol:

 

[canuck123]

Im canadian, and it wouldnt be the americans its the argentines.

 

[golden_rivet]

Im canadian, and it wouldnt be the americans its the argentines.

whether you're from the north of the continent or the southern cone - its all the same continent :lol:

 

[F169]

And Canuck, you said Canadian with a small 'c'! Yes they will try again, it will be when their own internal politics are so desperate they need a foreign policy distraction. It may be 20 years os so and before then the British Government may just give in...............

 

[Chalky]

Argentine president Nestor Kirchner made a similar statement last year, saying the nation's claim to the islands is a permanent objective and undeniable right of the Argentine people

We seem to have done quite well so far. :twisted:

 

[Bergen]

Argentine president Nestor Kirchner made a similar statement last year, saying the nation's claim to the islands is a permanent objective and undeniable right of the Argentine people

We seem to have done quite well so far. :twisted:

I had coffee one morning with President Kirchner in Hotel Santa Cruz in Rio Gallegos. He is an intelligent guy but so cross-eyed that some of the locals call him The Bookie 'cos he has an eye each way.

He was polite enough not to mention Las Malvinas but every Argentine that I met was absolutely sure that they would eventually belong to Argentina and that time was on their side.

RM

 

[jesse650]

anyone for an all expenses paid holiday to the South Atlantic? :lol: :lol:

 

[RoofRat]

Been there, done that. But at least we had a Leader then, whatever you may think of her.
Can you see the man who surrendered Northern Ireland to Terrorists, stand up against Argentina? Now lets see? How many ships have we got left? Not including the IOW Ferries, P&O........................
I agree with Bergan and the Argeys, they only have to wait.
RoofRat

 

[Beejay]

With our government now or if in the unlikely chance the Tories become the govt. the Falklands will succumb to the Argies without hardly a shot being fired, We no longer have the manpower or the firepower to take them on. Our govt. is so up its own a*se it hasnt the guts to do anything without the Yanks and they wont be interested because there is no oil there!

 

[Maxi_77]

Argentine president Nestor Kirchner made a similar statement last year, saying the nation's claim to the islands is a permanent objective and undeniable right of the Argentine people

We seem to have done quite well so far. :twisted:

I had coffee one morning with President Kirchner in Hotel Santa Cruz in Rio Gallegos. He is an intelligent guy but so cross-eyed that some of the locals call him The Bookie 'cos he has an eye each way.

He was polite enough not to mention Las Malvinas but every Argentine that I met was absolutely sure that they would eventually belong to Argentina and that time was on their side.

RM

I think the sooner bit was somewhat blown out of the water by the descision to adopt the Jackboot approach rather than the softly softly one in the 80s. I would also suggest that it will be a lot later unless the Argentinians stop demanding, they will need to get the islanders on their side in the end and being beligerant will ensure that never happens.

 

[dt018a9667]

Let me put it this way. We are sending out the same sort of messages (very much stronger this time though!!!!) now as we did then (the early eighties), what would you do in their place?