More Falklands Trouble

[San Remo di Tarento]

LOL, the problem is that we should deter the criminals who enter to our sea.

What criminals?

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

[Grave_n_idle]

What criminals?

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

Did you forget the topic of the thread, or are you just rambling?

[San Remo di Tarento]

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

Did you forget the topic of the thread, or are you just rambling?

I answered a question.

[Lambrinisia]

What criminals?

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

And we should sink you criminals who cross into the waters of the Falkland Islands without permission.

Keep the Falklands British! God save the Queen!

[Disserbia]

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

And we should sink you criminals who cross into the waters of the Falkland Islands without permission.

Keep the Falklands British! God save the Queen!

emmmm...there are three countries opposing you, not one. South America plays an ever-increasing role in the world economy and no one is going to stop trading with them over some stupid island. So I don't really think the Falkland Islands would achieve anything productive by doing that.

[San Remo di Tarento]

The criminals who cross our maritime border without permission.

And we should sink you criminals who cross into the waters of the Falkland Islands without permission.

Keep the Falklands British! God save the Queen!

LOL you make me laugh, pirate.

Tell me, please, what is the name of the last argentinean ship that crossed the border of the Falklands Malvinas?

And then, make a list of the british ships that cross OUR maritime border every year without permission.

[Cromarty]

And we should sink you criminals who cross into the waters of the Falkland Islands without permission.

Keep the Falklands British! God save the Queen!

LOL you make me laugh, pirate.

Tell me, please, what is the name of the last argentinean ship that crossed the border of the Falklands Malvinas?

And then, make a list of the british ships that cross OUR maritime border every year without permission.

How about you prove British ships cross 'your' borders without permission at all?

And then prove that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina.

[San Remo di Tarento]

LOL you make me laugh, pirate.

Tell me, please, what is the name of the last argentinean ship that crossed the border of the Falklands Malvinas?

And then, make a list of the british ships that cross OUR maritime border every year without permission.

How about you prove British ships cross 'your' borders without permission at all?

And then prove that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina.

1) There is somethig called radar

2) Reading a bit of history.

[Costa Fiero]

emmmm...there are three countries opposing you, not one. South America plays an ever-increasing role in the world economy and no one is going to stop trading with them over some stupid island. So I don't really think the Falkland Islands would achieve anything productive by doing that.

Ah, yes. The combined might of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Very scary. /sarcasm.

[Disserbia]

emmmm...there are three countries opposing you, not one. South America plays an ever-increasing role in the world economy and no one is going to stop trading with them over some stupid island. So I don't really think the Falkland Islands would achieve anything productive by doing that.

Ah, yes. The combined might of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Very scary. /sarcasm.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16332115

Ah, yes, opinions based on reality, very scary indeed.

[Kulverint]

How about you prove British ships cross 'your' borders without permission at all?

And then prove that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina.

1) There is somethig called radar

2) Reading a bit of history.

2: i.e. you don't have a claim, you won't get the islands lawfully, and if you try to seize them you'll be embarrassed again.

Tell me again why Argentina's governments consistently feel the need to push the falkland islands whenever they're unpopular?

[Marcurix]

1) There is somethig called radar

2) Reading a bit of history.

2: i.e. you don't have a claim, you won't get the islands lawfully, and if you try to seize them you'll be embarrassed again.

Tell me again why Argentina's governments consistently feel the need to push the falkland islands whenever they're unpopular?

Don't feed the troll, they just get bigger.

[Globexanter]

Ah, I dream of British bombers bombing Argentinian cities to dust... Maybe this dream, might become true...

Bring it on, Argies! Maybe this time we might actually have a bit of revenge on your lands...

[Costa Fiero]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16332115

Ah, yes, opinions based on reality, very scary indeed.

Brazil's economy relies on exports. And as manufacturers there are already complaining of cheap products being imported from China making dents in their profits, I can't imagine how economic sanctions wouldn't work to slow the economy down. Britain has the unfortunate end of the stick of being in the Eurozone.

Brazil wouldn't waste its military in a conflict between Argentina and Britain and risk being internationally sanctioned if it did.

[Fionnuala_Saoirse]

Ah, I dream of British bombers bombing Argentinian cities to dust... Maybe this dream, might become true...

Bring it on, Argies! Maybe this time we might actually have a bit of revenge on your lands...

You should seek help.

[Disserbia]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16332115

Ah, yes, opinions based on reality, very scary indeed.

Brazil's economy relies on exports. And as manufacturers there are already complaining of cheap products being imported from China making dents in their profits, I can't imagine how economic sanctions wouldn't work to slow the economy down. Britain has the unfortunate end of the stick of being in the Eurozone.

Brazil wouldn't waste its military in a conflict between Argentina and Britain and risk being internationally sanctioned if it did.

Brazil doesn't need to, because there will be no military conflict because Britain has bigger problems, and as it seems they've got Argentina's back so who are you to know. If I were Brazil I'd see any military force sent by Britain as attempted imperialism, and that wouldn't sit too well with me.

[Globexanter]

Ah, I dream of British bombers bombing Argentinian cities to dust... Maybe this dream, might become true...

Bring it on, Argies! Maybe this time we might actually have a bit of revenge on your lands...

You should seek help.

Patriotism, to be used carefully.

[Fionnuala_Saoirse]

You should seek help.

Patriotism, to be used carefully.

Patriotism isn't hoping for the chance to kill.

[Globexanter]

Patriotism, to be used carefully.

Patriotism isn't hoping for the chance to kill.

I grew up with a family hating the Argentinians (more their Government), so kind of expected when it comes to their situation.

[Fionnuala_Saoirse]

Patriotism isn't hoping for the chance to kill.

I grew up with a family hating the Argentinians (more their Government), so kind of expected when it comes to their situation.

Aye and, as I said, you should seek help to deal with that problem.

[Costa Fiero]

Brazil doesn't need to, because there will be no military conflict because Britain has bigger problems, and as it seems they've got Argentina's back so who are you to know. If I were Brazil I'd see any military force sent by Britain as attempted imperialism, and that wouldn't sit too well with me.

So, now our argument is so stretched that we have to use "imperialism" to make it seem credible. Yes, Britain has bigger problems, but so does Argentina. Hence why they always seem to rant on about the Falklands whenever the incumbent president seems to be loosing popular support. Dilma Rousseff doesn't seem to be that sort of person that would launch un-provoked military action against the British in international waters.

Besides, Jose Mujica of Uruguay started this latest bout of trans-continental dick-waving. And we all know that when push comes to shove, Uruguay doesn't stand a chance.

[Globexanter]

I grew up with a family hating the Argentinians (more their Government), so kind of expected when it comes to their situation.

Aye and, as I said, you should seek help to deal with that problem.

Nah, too busy.

[San Remo di Tarento]

1) There is somethig called radar

2) Reading a bit of history.

2: i.e. you don't have a claim, you won't get the islands lawfully, and if you try to seize them you'll be embarrassed again.

Tell me again why Argentina's governments consistently feel the need to push the falkland islands whenever they're unpopular?

Ya, basically, our governments claim the malvinas to avoid the wrath of the veterans and nationalists.
We should do something and stop losing money with the conferences.

2: i.e. you don't have a claim, you won't get the islands lawfully, and if you try to seize them you'll be embarrassed again.

Tell me again why Argentina's governments consistently feel the need to push the falkland islands whenever they're unpopular?

Don't feed the troll, they just get bigger.

If you call troll a person with different ideas ,you´ll have several problem in your life, my friend...

Ah, I dream of British bombers bombing Argentinian cities to dust... Maybe this dream, might become true...

Bring it on, Argies! Maybe this time we might actually have a bit of revenge on your lands...

And... here we have another example of british imperialism... talk like normal people isn´t as difficult as you think

[Globexanter]

Ah, I dream of British bombers bombing Argentinian cities to dust... Maybe this dream, might become true...

Bring it on, Argies! Maybe this time we might actually have a bit of revenge on your lands...

And... here we have another example of british imperialism... talk like normal people isn´t as difficult as you think

Ta mate, I'll take the first part as a compliment.

[Baltenstein]

Ah, yes. The combined might of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Very scary. /sarcasm.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16332115

Ah, yes, opinions based on reality, very scary indeed.

Time for Britain to rally the Commonwealth.