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Tory No-Deal Brexit DOOM(tm): Falklands 2
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Originally posted by AtW View PostGreat. Then why complain about EU not supporting it?
Originally posted by AtW View PostTwo World Wars were enough to make EU lose appetite for it.
HTH
Good to know they have our backs when the going gets tough. And a good thing for them that WE had an appetite in 1940.
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostWe didn't require NATO's support. We kicked their arses on our own after travelling halfway around the world to do it.
Two World Wars were enough to make EU lose appetite for it.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt's NATO's job to provide "support" during attack on one of its members.
You don't tweak the Lion's tail without consequences..............you Russkies ought to know that.........Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow exactly did the EU "support" Britain during the Falklands conflict.
France was rejoined NATO in 2009.
Why didn't UK trigger article 5?
"Because Article 5 does not cover the Falklands. Specifically, Article 5 is only operative north of the Tropic of Cancer."
Why was article 5 of the NATO treaty not invoked when Argentina attacked the Falklands? - QuoraLeave a comment:
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How exactly did the EU "support" Britain during the Falklands conflict.
Err, they did exactly nothing. Well the French did something, they sold extra Exocet missiles to Argentina.
Goodbye EU, you worthless stinking pool of piss.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostArgentina will exploit a no-deal Brexit to 'enhance' its claims to Falklands, says its foreign minister
Argentina would exploit the fallout from a no-deal Brexit to further its efforts to bring the Falklands under its control, the country’s foreign minister has said.
Jorge Faurie told The Telegraph that Argentina would use the situation to “enhance” its own diplomatic push to pull the islands away from the UK and towards Buenos Aires.
Once the UK leaves the European Union, all EU treaties will cease to apply and member states will no longer be obliged to support the UK’s claim over the territory.
“Our planning for Las Malvinas [the Argentine name for the islands] is to have a negotiation that will enable stronger relations between the people on the islands and the people on the continent [mainland],"...
Argentina will exploit a no-deal Brexit to 'enhance' its claims to Falklands, says its foreign minister
HTH
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Tory No-Deal Brexit DOOM(tm): Falklands 2
Argentina will exploit a no-deal Brexit to 'enhance' its claims to Falklands, says its foreign minister
Argentina would exploit the fallout from a no-deal Brexit to further its efforts to bring the Falklands under its control, the country’s foreign minister has said.
Jorge Faurie told The Telegraph that Argentina would use the situation to “enhance” its own diplomatic push to pull the islands away from the UK and towards Buenos Aires.
Once the UK leaves the European Union, all EU treaties will cease to apply and member states will no longer be obliged to support the UK’s claim over the territory.
“Our planning for Las Malvinas [the Argentine name for the islands] is to have a negotiation that will enable stronger relations between the people on the islands and the people on the continent [mainland],"...
Argentina will exploit a no-deal Brexit to 'enhance' its claims to Falklands, says its foreign minister
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