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- The Falklands War took place 40 years ago - but many of those who fought there are still living with the scars of the 10-week conflict with Argentina.
Some of the British veterans have returned for the first time to the islands to mark the anniversary and pay tribute to fallen friends.
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These people seem so sweet, tenderhearted. May The Lord strengthen them in their moments of grief.
@Tatica You see a Russian Neighborhood or Something pal?
Personally I'd hope for something real to help.
Not fairy tales for weak willed adults who're too damn scared of being responsible for themselves and running from the inevitable, trying to comfort yourselves with a supposed higher being.
What a pitiful joke.
Celebrating mental illness.
Enjoy talking to yourself and hopefully eventually understanding how pointless it all is, you don't need a god to be a good person, in fact religions are responsible for some of the worst atrocities of humanity.
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Falklands British Gibraltar British end of story
War is a very humbling experience. Only someone who has been through it will understand.
Nothing sadder than a man's tears.
@SuperVHSchannel nah
@SuperVHSchannel What dead child?
Top blokes, I am ex parachute regiment I joined the reg in April 84 as a 17 year old. A year and half after the end of the Falklands war. Brave hard men as I looked at them and thought they were super human
Yall royal marines/British soldiers are no joke
As an American I'm Glad to have yall as close allies🇺🇲🤝🏻🇬🇧
Did you get sent out to combat?
@@A27crommwell we call it going on ops mate and yes
@@carlseddon2392 ah, i am a air cadet aspiring to be a pilot, did you do cadets at all
@@A27crommwell yea I did the marine cadets and army cadet force both stood me in good stead
I watched a documentary of this war, brave men on both sides, I hope they are living happy lives.
What was it called?
@@alejandromacias7609 Yes, I'd very much like to watch it my self.
@@gsmontag You can find some great documentaries about the Falklands on TH-cam.
Around a thousand Argentinine vetran suicides and around 300 British vetran suicides. The State on both sides have abandoned these people.
It was Maggies war, no one elses!
In the recent queue to pay respect to the late Queen, I got chatting to a Gurkha who had served bravely in the Falklands. Would have been lovely to see someone like him included in this report.
The Gurkhas definitely don't get enough respect for what they've offered
I believe the Gurkhas never got into combat during the conflict, they never got a chance before the surrender
@@quasar_33b Some among the Argentinian conscripts (many of them still high school boys) were led to believe by the Junta that Gurkhas were coke addicted cannibals. Hence, most surrendered to the Royal Marines if they knew Gurkha Rifles were on the way.
From what I heard, it's the Argentinian artillery that was the most omnipresent threat.
@@quasar_33bI'm pretty sure the Gurkhas were deployed there, my dad used to work with an Argentine veteran, he didn't know he was in the falklands until they were playing a video of a tractor and he screamed because the sound of the engine made him think it was a plane, he apologized and explained that he was in the falklands and mentioned that he saw the Gurkhas behead people
Personally I wouldn't take this as a completely reliable source, it's quite clear that there were a lot of myths about the gurkhas spread in the argentine army, and while they did see action it was near the end of the conflict and in small engagements
@@mau7522 they were on the ground but never got into combat, maybe he saw them after the surrender?
Thank you to you all , Rest in Peace all those who passed away not only at the Falklands but in all wars, RIP also to the young Argentinian soldiers who were brainwashed by an evil military junta to fight here. 🇬🇧❤️🇫🇰
Are you really in your right mind or you’re brainwashed yourself? The Falklands is Argentinian soil , and the British were the invaders , it’s only a matter of time, those your lads died for nothing.
Same bro. I'm half Brit, half Argentine, and my dad was 3 when the war broke out. Quite a few members of his family were threatened by military officials.
@@averagejoe8358 Nobody Cares
@@wisenG771 Nobody cares.*
@@wisenG771 go away
may the fallen rest in Eternal peace and the living carry on in their Memories
Thanks to them for our present and future we will remember them
“Politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed” - Mao Zedong
It’s a pity that murderous shit didn’t follow more of his own platitudes….
@@jeremyalexander9761 who do you need a quote from ? Elizabeth?
@@wisenG771 No just not a tyrant who murdered 30 million+ of his own people.
@@LThaPunisha you say this like you have proof of this , easy okay
@@wisenG771 Did you see Hitler commit genocide?
Thank you
We thank all those who fought to protect the people of the Falklands. We respect and honour you!
they invaded they did not protect
@@user-rq8jb8cj3v Who did we steal the Falklands off?
Massive respect to all those you died and those who came home. Everyone of you a hero
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Respect to the fallen #truewarriors
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thank you to all the brave men . Never Forgotten .
🇬🇧 Rip to those killed and thank you to our heros 🇬🇧
As an American the Brits always took a beating in every war they've been in, Both World Wars they suffered heavy military and especially civilian casualties because of bombing raids over the country.
@@CrossOfBayonne Okay.
@@CrossOfBayonne Correct, but we won both didn't we?
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Heroes 🤢 brits stole it from argentina in the 19th century. Its like saying russians soldiers heroes nowadays
Respect
There is no such thing as a good war, but there are wars in which it's good that one side wins
The Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges described the war as "a fight between two bald men over a comb". LMAO!!!
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In Argentina, the feeling for the Malvinas is very strong, although the war can be analyzed from various points of view, such as military and political. It can be said that this war did more damage to the relations of both peoples because even before the war, there were many cultural ties. I only hope that the new generations can change it is a reality because both peoples have a lot in common just as Japan and the USA could have been enemies and today they are allies the same should happen on this side of the South Atlantic
Falklanders are british, falklands islands are an extension of britain, it's nothing like america and japan. America defeated japan and demilitarized them, only allowing them a defensive force and filling the gaps in japans military with their own troops. After the war we gave the Falklands the choice to remain British or join Argentina they all voted unanimously to stay British And like the british i doubt they honestly care if your lot hate them because brits sailed half way around the globe to liberate them after your failed invasion.
I couldn't agree more. The potential behind such a friendship would be HUGE & very helpful for BOTH nations.
No such place as the Malvinas.
@@georgemacpherson1992 It's just the Castilian Spanish version of the name gaven to them by the very first colonizers of the archipelago: The FRENCH, who called them: "MALOUINES"...
...and so, Castilianized: "MALVINAS".
There are different names in Spanish & English for millions of different things (*countries & islands included*)...no big deal.
@@georgemacpherson1992Malvinas,
Those silhouettes are haunting. It’s a shame that there are still people in Argentina pushing the narrative that the islands are theirs, and should be forcefully taken again. The people of the Falklands voted to remain with the UK, and that needs to be respected.
Spoken like a True Fool
They are immigrants from the uk victory Army, so Ukrainian will push Russian out so do happens with the UK
Its like if Argentina owned the Isle of Wight.
@@outsidersongs2682 how do you think uk conquer the sealand?
@@outsidersongs2682 the vast vast majority of Falkland islanders voted at the ballot box to remain British, you can't get more democratic than that
I'm really glad you survived.
How humanitarian of you
I am really sad for it, well we are not all equals
He deserved to die cuz brits didnt belong there , that land was stolen more than a century ago
Hard to believe this was really 40 years ago now.
Many more lived shattered lives afterwards.. 😞😓
BRAVE Soldiers indeed! No! A VALIANT WARRIORS! Rest our dear Comrades
Maggie Thatchers Brave Soldiers you mean? OMG
A veteran of Creat put it very well "u see grave markers I see people I knew standing here" is it any wonder it affects people?
Wars always leave scars, pain and sufferings. when Human tragedy is the Same, why can't we struggle for Common good?
Why ??? ...Keep getting History wrong On this most special day Nov 11 ( flags ) .... WWl average per day dead 5000... at peek Ukraine was losing 2000 dead a day ...if you can not answer my question , you insult the memory ....Honest question , ..Why is it on Nov 11 , you pretend to remember ? … It is agreed by all historians, England top dog of the day ( 200 years ) was in an Monarchy imperial arms race and at fault …They even use the words “ Empire “ .. All the technology was first used in Bore war (England nasty ) .. Just like today Great powers believing their own BS ….example 1953 Iran … Afghanistan . south America …now .. again Europe 007 blowing pipe …Not only have you not remembered you insult the boys that died ..” never again “
Bcz there are dictators who want to gain military glory🤷♂️ Like this small Russian guy rn
@@danielarcadia7243 Iam really sorry for you, as you got me wrong. I deeply repect the men who laid down their lives on the call of their duty. They were sons, husbands, fathers, brothers and friends of so many who must still be suffering in thier loved memories. Its for the Planners and the people at the helm of affairs to shun wars to their best. I had not a bit of thought the way took it. For me "Human Being" is the Most Imortant to be saved and respected on this earth. We should be understanding and accommodating and rise above insanities. I love and respect all those who gave their lives. But do realize that it is only inflated resposes that always cause injury to mankind. I believe in Humanity and Once Again I renounce and denounce all wars, no matter where ever they are being fought and have been fought. Human Mind should not be so fragile as not to resolve crises on negotiation tables. I feel realy hurt that you took me wrong, the way I can never think of.
Gets the men out the house
Must be surreal to return to a place that you fought at.
We remember. Well done Lads and Thank You.
They’re in hell bro, trying to steal another man’s land
@@wisenG771 they defended and liberated the Falklands which was British land before Argentina was a country and its inhabitants who wish to remain British. Even after all those years 97% of the population voted in a referendum to remain British. Now F*** off
@@wisenG771 This isn’t about the Argies.
@@JACB006 yeah the Brits who fought that war are rotting right now along side the queen
@@wisenG771 Sadly true on both counts. But Her Majesty and her Soldiers were Great people who beleived in Duty, Honour and their Country. What do you beleive in?
Honor a los soldados Argentinos, que sin menos experiencia y menos armamento, lucharon con valor hasta el final. 🇵🇪🤝🇦🇷
Respect to all who died on both sides. We aren't enemies only political issues divide us, we are all human.
??? Argentine Soldier where literally armed with better Rifles lol (and used napalm)
@@liammeech3702 They were children forced to fight, since due to the dictatorship the official army was patrolling the streets, they were sent to die without training as if their lives were worthless, I respect those who fell on both sides, but this was an unfair and unnecessary war
@@kopite8971 No. Ustedes nos atacaron nosotros nos defendimos lo siento por sus bajas a sus soldados pero solo nos estábamos defendiendo la culpa de esto es 100% del reino unido ojalá algún día se dignen a retirarse de nuestro territorio
@@Martin-oh9nt totalmente de acuerdo...
The conflict that reminds Britain not to be stingy with their defence budget and the importance of aircraft carriers for the UK.
More specifically, at least two reliably-working carriers, with actual planes on them, not just helicopters, British-owned and British-flown planes at that, and not supposedly state-of-the-art carriers easily stopped in their tracks by a single propshaft coupling failing
And this is from a proud Brit that really LIKES the Royal Navy and LIKES those carriers, but the sad joke they are is ongoing and not getting any funnier
While suffering from No Gas , lack of modern infrastructure and hunger 😂😂😂😂
@@wisenG771 huh? Don't think that applies to what we were talking about as those are problems the ships in question HAVEN'T had
@@1IbramGaunt Yeah but Uk has it
Crazy how just 40 years ago they were in their twenties
And just over 20 years before Falklands lads in their 20s were getting killed in Cyprus Lest we forget
Wow I never even knew about this war
Crazy that people outside of Britain for the most part think this conflict was unjust and that Britain was in the wrong. Fools! We were defending an island that had been a British colony for over 200 years and where all of the inhabitants of the islands considered themselves British.
Argentina also invaded Georgia the day after this invasion took place.
Argentina were the ‘bad guys’ not Britain.
Lamo, 😂 Brits belongs to Europe not in south america
@@joexavier4070 There’s a reason why English is the most spoken language in the world. British influence is everywhere… You’re welcome.
@@harryboi8485 for that they killed millions and exploited entire civilization...wow what a influences 😂
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@@joexavier4070 My friend, have you ever heard of the terms "island" and "enclave"?
@bbcnews could you please put a clear and accessible youtube playlist on your TH-cam platform on the current Climate Crisis? It's very difficult to navigate your channel to find reliable news on different aspects and sciences on Climate Change that BBC News has reportedly on.
They did good
saw an old man with a 1982 falklands cap on today in house of fraser
still find it very tough to watch.....
Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah! God Bless our Cousins!
Did I miss all the remembrance stuff this year? Algorithms didn't recommend anything to me, yet last June was the 40th anniversary.
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Lest we forget
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Whenever I hear the name Falklands I think of all of you who fought and your bravery. I also think of Margaret Thatcher who I think did her upmost to ensure you had all you needed
Bless you all on Poppy Day
Margaret Thatcher is rotting in hell where she belongs.
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@@klipnok since when did this change?
Lestweforget
Buried at sea, they should at least have some kind of marker on the island acknowledging that he died there due to that war . ⛪
probably does say so somewhere on one of the various memorials
I really wish i will be able to safely visit Afghanistan someday. It is such a beautiful country and the people are really great.
I understand some people can already at the moment, but as an American and a Former Soldier it wouldn’t be a good idea for me at all or in the near future. I hope it changes
By comparison the Gulf War had less allied casualties than this conflict and US losses were fewer, Victory always comes at a cost and the British have lost many good men through it's military history.
Argentinians had more advanced weapons than Iraq though. Exocet missiles and Mirage fighters for example.
Sitting in my room in Stanley right now. Wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them.
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That's malvina islands
Cope lol
I mean yeah, that's their name in Spanish. Whether Falklands or Malvinas, the name is a purely linguistic difference that shouldn't be political.
Heaven exists.
When the reality of becomes so real it is as though you can touch it with your hands and feel it with your heart, you realize the reality, the realness in your faith. Heaven DEFINITELY exists! The discovery, of the realness provides sense of laughter at such the experience of crying over the loss of someone, if there shall be, a seeing them again, in Heaven. Albeit there is obviously still, the understanding, the sense of compassion in the human experience. People do hurt, become emotional upon losing loved ones as the pass on, as they ascend. The hope, they ascend. 🤗🙌🤗
Not sure why you (typically BBC) add the comment about veterans still thinking the war was just.
Well this is nice and all. Those few who suffered have my empathy.
But it's still difficult to take the Falklands War terribly seriously. It was extremely brief and Argentina was extremely foolish. Thatcher saw an opportunity for an easy win and took it.
Understandable, but to those who were actually there it's basically like Britain & Argentina's version of Vietnam, and all the politics aside it was still a terrible experience as many of those who fought there came back with scars invisible to the eye, and it's still a very big deal to them and their families; and yeah it's a smaller-scale shorter war than most major-power modern conflicts, and was definitely an easier time overall for the British, but we're still talking thousands of people here a long way from home, fighting in some of the coldest most miserable conditions imaginable with relatively modern weapons, and with civilians under occupation caught in the middle
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Oh no they got LIBYA on their side! We're doomed!
Thank you
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Never give up on the Falklands its always been british
Americans aren't British
@@ctechstudio that has nothing to do with the falklands
@@degoose2447 invaders
@@ctechstudio how the island was empty when Britain set foot on it it was British before Argentina ever existed you tried to take it and failed
@@ctechstudio you tried to invade but failed
Siempre Argentina
They said that the fallen were more than 200
ngl it is kind of weird that Britain still has what I consider colonial territory but I am Uruguayan Argentine descendant and I think Argentina is moronic for starting a war over these small island. Respect to those who fought over the political dick measuring contests by countries. Rest in peace to those who fell.
Uninhabited islands that the British settled before Argentina even existed? I don’t feel weird that it’s British
@@cartlaidiania UK stole the islands in 1833
I shame myself for being part of thas war.
It exploited their courage to send them there but Thatcher wanted 'her war'. Its devastating really and I hope the visit there affords them some healing. Great sacrifices were made.
Yes, it had nothing to do with British people being forced under Argentine control down the barrel of a gun, it was all thatcher 🙄
lmfao, Argentinians are still salty about losing a war of conquest that they started.
It helped liberate the Argentine people from a bloody repressive junta which murdered ~19,000 of its citizens, many of whom were ‘disappeared’ never to be heard from again. Silver linings as the junta fell due to the Falklands loss. That regime started the war in an attempt to build popular support. Thanks to the UK military, their plans failed.
you will have to go back , you only won a battle .... they want it , far better armed and Bigger friends ... looks good on you
"Her war"
It was not her war.
It was the war of the military junta ruling Argentina at the time. They were losing popularity so they started a war to drum up support.
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Reminds me of Prime Minister Thatcher.
MALVINAS ARGENTINAS
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Dieub ha par en o dellezegezh hag o gwirioù eo ganet an holl dud. Poell ha skiant zo dezho ha dleout a reont bevañ an eil gant egile en ur spered a genvreudeuriezh.
We the Bretons pertains to London, englishmen are from Germany.
Before the Falklands war the Tories nationality act would not have allowed people from the Falklands to claim British nationality that was quickly changed! Amazing what nationalistic jingoism does for your election campaign,prior to the war Thatcher was polling as the most unpopular pm ever!
Complete non sequitur. Yes, we know how bad the tories are, and we know how they capitalise on nationalistic sentiment, but that still doesn't excuse an imperialistic invasion by Argentina.
long live argentina!
Losers
Wild Argentina managed to take out 2 British frigates, 2 Destroyers, 24 helicopters, and 10 fighter jets with loss of life under 700.
And they also lost the actual war, kinda a major factor that outweighs all the others don't you think?
Attacking in war almost always means taking more losses than the defender.
Not one single one of British harrier jump-jets of them 22 ->28 were shot down by Argentine air force fighters x2 collided & those that got brought down were by land fire & land based missles !!! The others & helicopters were lost on the merchant ship Atlantic conveyor which was a civilian ship bringing in additional helicopters & planes for air support but got hit with an exorcet !!! The Belgrano was sunk !!by HMS Conqueror & another nuclear powered submarine was actually after & tracking the Argentine air craft carrier & ( ex Royal navy ship ) but that went back to port quick in dash as it might get torpedoed as well !! thier air craft carrier went back in shallow water to avoid the sub , but the rest of Argentine navy went back to port with it therefore not wanting to engage the Royal navy ha ha !!!
To Rab : What a load of rubbish !! 😁😂😂
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The Nagorno Karabakh of the South Atlantic
I feel very sorry for the agressors and the accupires and the killers of argentine people well done bbc
Thatcher's War! They should never have been sent there in the first place. What good are politicians if they cannot achieve results by diplomacy?
"War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing!" (Edwin Starr)
That's really dumb. Do you think diplomacy would work with other imperialist countries like Russia. Do you think we should have tried to win WW2 with diplomacy? Not to mention that it was the Argentinian government that started the war.
@@BONK_2000 you're talking chalk and cheese. Obviously, it hasn't worked with Putin, but the question is why not? And WWII was a completely different kettle of fish.
Diplomacy must be given a chance, but too many governments start saber rattling first, then don't have the intelligence to back off or fear showing political weakness to do so. Why? It's not them, nor their sons and daughters who will be in the firing line. If you think that is dumb, then that's your opinion and you're welcome it it.
Thatcher's War was completely unnecessary and avoidable, most people around the world know that. A small minority of people think otherwise.
@@markdonovan1540 Thatcher didn't start the war Galtieri.
"Diplomacy" goes out the window when a drunk fascist dictatorship attacks your territory.
@@CB-fz3li it takes two to tango
How about publishing the pictures that are being withheld from the public???
I have the pictures of your mother do you want me not to show you them
What pictures give a link
The Falklands are, sadly, too easy to armchair judge from afar.
The troops involved were military members. Who swore to protect their country's interests. THEY didn't decide to uphold a 200-year old colonization tradition.
They chose to honor their vows to their line of work, where you sacrifice your life for your country and your fellow soldiers.
The Argentinians, did, too. Just saying.
Whether to enforce 1800s colonial policy comes from their own hearts, or just a tradition/obedience to their country's military orders, is up to them.
Nobody deserves to lose friends or (at least in my case) friends who mean more than family. That's true for both sides.
War is hell. Everyone knows that. But only a few stand up and serve.
My heart goes out to all who lost their lives... but also those who survived and also lost.
There will be a day when we ALL shake hands and say... "Are we finished, now?"
Pretty sure. Mostly sure.
Probably NEED to be sure, nowadays, haha
Didn't BBC jeopardize the war in falklands?
Yea the BBC reported on where the british was gon a land and a british officer tried to Sue them for it.
However, argentine comanderd thought this was a trick, and that "the enemy wouldnt actualy be silly enough to broadcast their real plans"
It was a lot more prevalent with The Sun newspaper
No lo respeto a los veteranos de los británicos
Respeto a los veteranos de argentina.
Of course the salty copers would say that
I see you will have to go back , you only won a battle .... they want it , far better armed and Bigger friends ... looks good on you
Islas Malvinas*
@@FunnyVideoCollector yhea boy
Brain dead
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Heroes. So emotional. I was only 2 when this war happened and my dad always told me how proud he was of the British army saving and protecting their small island. The govt should be ashamed they do not look after veterans more
Thanks to the Gurkhas, UK could keep it
Can’t wait for Afghanistan one 😂
Micah 4:3 KJV
And he shall JUDGE among many people, and rebuke strong nations afar off, and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.
MURDERERS: IDOLATERS:
Revelation 21:8 KJV
But the FEARFUL, and UNBELIEVING, and the ABOMINABLE, and MURDERERS, and WHOREMONGERS, and SORCERERS, and IDOLATERS, and ALL LIARS, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
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The OT, NT, and Black Sabbath - quite the combo! LOL
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yeah but imagine fighting and dying over some cold wet piece of land lmao
China: Britain has Falkland, we can also claim Spratlys and the West Philippine Sea.
China: go back to smoking Opium, it's what you're best at, leave the wars to us
Til Valhalla.
Please say Remembrance Day. Sunday is a day. The day of our Lord.
Were they REALLY there to liberate those islands? The whole war was stupid from front to back.
Honestly, in this case, they really were. The Islands are British, the people on it are British. Argentina invaded, laid claim. They got pushed out, much to the jubilation of the people that were in fact living there. I'd say those people were liberated in the most unambiguous use of the word.
@@retro2103 We've heard all the tired defenses of British and American colonialism before. Save it for someone who cares. I'm well aware about the history of the Falklands War as well as the demographics of those that lived on the islands at the time. It's just that America, Britain and any other colonialist pigs, never have any problem justifying any war that they find themselves in. And there's never a shortage of IDIOTS like you jumping in there to defend these colonialist pigs. Please drone on further about the righteousness of British colonialism. Should those in Africa that had their families wiped out by the British be thanking Britain for that very privilege? I'm sure that they should according to your idiocy.
@@Eliminator5555 Don't you have a Mapuche tribes meeting you need to sabotage or something? Patagonia rightfully belongs to the Spanish speaking _Unidas del Río de la Plata_ after all. Now please tell me more about those evil colonialists.
@Retro You're one of those idiots that will endlessly defend British colonialism, no matter where on earth its occuring and no matter how many lives it ruins. And you're not the only one on earth to understand that all lands have native people's with foremost claims to said lands. So please bless us again with your most unique insights. And since you worship British colonialism, I do hope you're rearing to go the next time the so called king is in need of some hapless souls that he would like to send away to die for Britain's extraterritorial ambitions. If you're already in the British military, then you're but one step closer to being his cannon fodder.
@@Eliminator5555You're under the apprehension I love Britain unconditionally and think they can do no wrong. You couldn't be further from the truth. The British have plenty, PLENTY of skeletons in their closet. The response to the Irish potato famine, the Opium wars, the Bengal famine... To name but a few. Cruelties perpetrated in the name of empire. BUT the Falkland war was _not_ one of them in my estimation.
Let's not kid ourselves. It was a miscalculated attempt of a fascist military Junta to gain legitimacy in the eyes of the people it dominated, Britain merely responded to aid the citizens that lived on the by then considered economically unviable but culturally relatable barren rocks as any nation would. The people of Port Stanley did not want to be under a government of Buenos Aires, hence I said they were in fact liberated when the British retook the islands. How is that so hard for you to understand? They, the people that actually live there, do not WANT you there, and after the military attempt, I'd say that desire is more than justified. If Argentina had been patient then maybe the Malvinas would've drifted into Argentina's sphere of influence more readily as the British empire continued to wane. Now, there is little chance of that happening, and it's not the fault of British colonialism this time. The blame lies entirely on an Argentinian government that got desperate for a win.
Old vincey was in the forklands war and my submarine got sunk so i swam back to england with my tail between my legs
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And here I tought colonization was over
Argentina is the most "succesfull" spanish colonial project, being 80 to 90% european, with its native culture practicaly wiped out.
The native population of the falklands however... are the british, it was empty, and was first settled by english and welsh people, about 40 years before Argentina declared independence from spain
you can take a island from another country in the other side of the world and nothing happen? niceeeee!
Cry more 😭
@@RabbiNosenbergShekelstein cry? I say is nice, China thing the same in 20 years you gonna see XD thanks for the advice, not complain in the future.
Britain never took it they colonised it with no one on the island whilst also Argentina never existed and had the island before Britain
@@degoose2447 nice, I wanna a island to, you only have to take it.
@@tombolox same
The british have fougth all around the world... Had conflicts in every point of the earth but they always present themselfs as the víctims and ofcourse their wars are always just no matter what... This is the Wonderfull cynic World we live in.
America is much the same or I guess I should say just the same.
Well most people from the usa came from uk
Argentina started this war. They then lost. Then played the victim.
For pretty much every single other conflict, yes, Britain wasn’t in the right. But I’m this case they were. British people live in the Falklands and it has always been in British hands.
@@spidos1000 UK stole the islands in 1833. We never accepted it
Not trying to be mean, but this invasion of Ukraine makes the falklands look like a walk in the park
Give the islands back to Argentina bruh
They have literaly at no point in history been argentine...
Ww2 what was it for our country is in decline and doesn't look like a great Britain much
LAS ISLAS LES PERTENECEN LEGITIMAMENTE A LA REPUBLICA ARGENTINA.
No they objectively don’t.
The Argentine Republic was formed in 1861. The last illegal governor sent by Buenos Aires was kicked out in 1833 and their claim was surrendered in 1850. Outside of the 1982 invasion, the islands were never controlled by the Argentine Republic in any way shape or form whatsoever.
Brain dead
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Please try
las malvinas son ingles
@@letsgotoe2toeque son argentinas??? Ok
@@Venx_15 en tus suenos
@@letsgotoe2toe escribe bien niño