Hopefully, Whitehall will respond with a brief missive that begins with "get" and ends with "stuffed."
Friday, 30 June 2006
Falklands War Do-Over
Hopefully, Whitehall will respond with a brief missive that begins with "get" and ends with "stuffed."
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To be able to do that you need to be in a military position to do so. I'm not sure we are. Argentine pressure is not just diplomatic - they have rearmed their airforce recently ( despite their dire economic position at the time ) and are testing RAF air defence times. I had a post on this too
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The argentine populist government is trying any move to gain public support, and the Falklands Issue is now the best choice to add a few points in the polls.
ReplyDeleteMan in a shed is quite wrong about the argentine military capabilities, that right now are a little bit about zero.
A post about the new argentine claim, in spanish,here
the flag is upside down.
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ReplyDeleteFrom Tyler (Shitbag) Brown and Graham (bald) Taylor. 15 November 2009.
Aka Brent Lowry Facebook.
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