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Old 10-02-2012, 10:47   #220
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Re: Falkland Islands: Tensions Rising again ahead of Prince William visit

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry View Post
Damien you have your dates and chronology mixed up.
Where?

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The UK and Argentina are both signatories to the UN so it is somewhat inevitable that the UN will be involved in some way. We can only hope that the outcome is arrived at by peaceful means.
The UN aren't going to deal with it. What outcome could we possibly have? As Chris said Argentina don't have any cards left in this matter. Britain has the land, the will of the people, and the means to defend it. The UN has nothing to work with to appease the Argentinians. Especially since the right to self-determination will override anything else.
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