Royal Navy are pirates, says Argentina's president

Why do they even want the Falkland Islands? They do realise it's just like a smaller, colder, more inbred Wales with a similar amount of sheep?

There's no need to be a little prick about it. I'm saying it was completely unnecessary aggressive action that killed hundreds of people not that we should have 'sent them flowers'.

Surely the Argentine public can see that it's never going to happen? Tsk tsk...

Why do they even want the Falkland Islands? They do realise it's just like a smaller, colder, more inbred Wales with a similar amount of sheep?

I suspect most British people underestimate the cultural significance of the Falklands to modern Argentinian identity.

you say that but every 4 years, the English public still think England can win the World Cup....

Landscape-wise and climate-wise it's more akin to Yorkshire, actually. Indeed, Stanley is twinned with Whitby.

Even ignoring the substance of the issue: to suggest your country isn't 'remotely significant' is to condemn it to insignificance. Self-fulfilling.

Have you been there Drewski? Forces train there don't they?

No-one's noticed my avatar in honour of the Falklands victory.

Do you have teeth in your brain?

Great place to watch some low flying though

do you have teeth in your brain?

Do you have teeth in your brain?

Sinking an outclassed (1) battleship sailing away from the islands (2) with a nuclear submarine(3), and then destroying light unarmed craft that attempted to pick up survivors with Lynx helicopters(4) is undoubtedly a war crime.

It's cute that you're allowed a computer, I mean some people are against care in the community.

4. I can find no evidence of his having happened. The Rio Iguazu was also sunk that day, but it was neither unarmed not engaged in picking up Belgrano survivors.

While I agree with your sentiments - the islands are British and as long as the people living there want to remain British, there is no question of Argentina being allowed to have them - it's hardly as clear cut as you make it out to be.

Britain did basically abandon the islands (just leaving a plaque saying they belong to us) and then returned to them after Argentina subsequently colonised them. So they may be British - but only because the islands were basically reserved for our future use, hardly a rock solid foundation.

It's cute that you're allowed a computer, I mean some people are against care in the community.

Its interesting that you hold the lives of enemy combatants in higher regard then the 1,300 Falkland civilians/fellow citizens who were forcefully annexed and subjugated