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Argentina and the Falkland Isles


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OK so I pinched this , but it's too good not to share :)

 

 

This is such a joke. I feel sorry for the good Argentinians, as it seems their country is being run by a mad woman.

I hear she has introduced many freedom restricting laws lately, such as stopping free press and limits on trade.

Their country is turning into a corrupt dictatorship, and she wonders why the Falklanders don't want to be part of it?

Argentina has been acting like a child who wants its siblings toy.

 

Argentina: Can we have the Falklands please? They're ours.

Britain: No, they're not yours and never were.

Argentina: They are ours, we found them.

Britain: No Argentina, you weren't even born when we found them, were you now?

Argentina: But they're 300 miles off our coast they must be ours.

Britain: No, and besides people live there who don't want to give their home away.

Argentina: They are ours. We want them.

Britain: .......

Argentina: Right we'll take them by force.

 

2 Months Later:

 

Britain: Well that was a bit silly wasn't it? Now people are dead because of you. Just to make sure that you don't do it again we'll keep some defenses there.

 

30 Years Later:

 

Argentina: Can we have the Falklands please? Oh, and Georgia, that's ours too.

Britain: No.

Argentina: They're ours.

Britain: No they're not.

Argentina: Can we talk about having the Falklands please?

Britain: No. We've had this conversation before and don't want it again. Argentina: You're being aggressive and colonialist.

Britain: No we're not. You're the aggressors here, just leave it.

Argentina: We're telling our friends on you, now you can't use their ports. Britain: That's a bit childish.

Argentina: Now you're threatening us by this sudden military presence. Britain: No, the defenses are still there in the same place. And we've sent the Prince on a peaceful search and rescue posting to our territory. Argentina: Right we're TELLING on you, you're being mean.

Britain: Go ahead. You signed the UN charter which includes a right to self determination.

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