Raising the ghost of the Falkland Islands

Nearly 25 years after the Falklands War, Argentina and the UK are once again
trading rhetoric about sovereignty over the islands

http://www.janes.com/security/intern...0721_1_n.shtml

WhiskeyBarrel wrote:

Nearly 25 years after the Falklands War, Argentina and the UK are once again
trading rhetoric about sovereignty over the islands

No biggie, IMO. In a world where a halfwit can tell lies,
lies RECOGNIZED as lies by the rest of the world, and use
those lies to start an unnecessary and unwinnable war,
killing thousands and thousands of innocent people, and
the stupid little chimpanzee can STILL get re-elected,
what is one little war over an island, more or less?


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In article ,
wrote:

WhiskeyBarrel wrote:

Nearly 25 years after the Falklands War, Argentina and the UK are once again
trading rhetoric about sovereignty over the islands

No biggie, IMO. In a world where a halfwit can tell lies,
lies RECOGNIZED as lies by the rest of the world, and use
those lies to start an unnecessary and unwinnable war,
killing thousands and thousands of innocent people, and
the stupid little chimpanzee can STILL get re-elected,
what is one little war over an island, more or less?

You have only demonstrated that you are stuck on stupid in this post
but hey, no biggie.

I haven't listened for Argentina in years. Do they have an english
broadcast people in NA can hear? Might be interesting listening if
things heat up there like they seem to be else where.

Anybody else notice leftists and nut case terrorists world wide seem to
be causing problems? Either it's the heat or it's deliberate
coordination.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
wrote:

WhiskeyBarrel wrote:

Nearly 25 years after the Falklands War, Argentina and the UK are once again
trading rhetoric about sovereignty over the islands

No biggie, IMO. In a world where a halfwit can tell lies,
lies RECOGNIZED as lies by the rest of the world, and use
those lies to start an unnecessary and unwinnable war,
killing thousands and thousands of innocent people, and
the stupid little chimpanzee can STILL get re-elected,
what is one little war over an island, more or less?

You have only demonstrated that you are stuck on stupid in this post
but hey, no biggie.

I haven't listened for Argentina in years. Do they have an english
broadcast people in NA can hear? Might be interesting listening if
things heat up there like they seem to be else where.

Anybody else notice leftists and nut case terrorists world wide seem to
be causing problems? Either it's the heat or it's deliberate
coordination.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

I can hear them late in the evening fairly often on around 11710.6, but
I'm on the East Coast.

Steve

In article .com,
"Steve" wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
wrote:

WhiskeyBarrel wrote:

Nearly 25 years after the Falklands War, Argentina and the UK are once
again
trading rhetoric about sovereignty over the islands

No biggie, IMO. In a world where a halfwit can tell lies,
lies RECOGNIZED as lies by the rest of the world, and use
those lies to start an unnecessary and unwinnable war,
killing thousands and thousands of innocent people, and
the stupid little chimpanzee can STILL get re-elected,
what is one little war over an island, more or less?

You have only demonstrated that you are stuck on stupid in this post
but hey, no biggie.

I haven't listened for Argentina in years. Do they have an english
broadcast people in NA can hear? Might be interesting listening if
things heat up there like they seem to be else where.

Anybody else notice leftists and nut case terrorists world wide seem to
be causing problems? Either it's the heat or it's deliberate
coordination.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

I can hear them late in the evening fairly often on around 11710.6, but
I'm on the East Coast.


I'll give it a try.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California