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Not relevant to Falkland Islands community laws between Spain and Argentina, or Argentina Constitution, because none of that applies to the Falkland Islands community.
Falkland Islands will continue as an Overseas Territory of Britain, enjoying self-determination until and unless the Islanders wish to change that.
British protection is important since the terrible invasion by forces of the Argentine Military Junta on 2 April 1982. However, with the Argentine surrender on 14 June, 1982, British forces liberated the Falkland Islands.
Por algo, el gobierno británico, en cada ocasión que la ONU pide que negocie la soberanía de la isla exponiendo argumentos, no lo hace, eludiendo el tema .
Claro no tiene como argumentar la forma colonialista con la que actualmente ocupa una isla que no le pertenece.
Tienen el poder, tienen las armas y los medios, pero nunca tendrán la razón.
Thanks Trevor, that's great. Would you mind if I also used the one of the Short-Wright flyer memorial and perhaps one of the aviation memorial as well?
The native language is English not Spanish, Argentinens have always been welcomed to the islands but because of the hard way of life have never wished to live there. If you wish to comment on my photos please write in English.
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I like the photo, sorry for the people.
Not relevant to Falkland Islands community laws between Spain and Argentina, or Argentina Constitution, because none of that applies to the Falkland Islands community.
Falkland Islands will continue as an Overseas Territory of Britain, enjoying self-determination until and unless the Islanders wish to change that.
British protection is important since the terrible invasion by forces of the Argentine Military Junta on 2 April 1982. However, with the Argentine surrender on 14 June, 1982, British forces liberated the Falkland Islands.
Very moving photo of this grave near Port Howard Settlement, Falkland Islands.
Las Malvinas son Argentinas... Kelpers go home...
Por algo, el gobierno británico, en cada ocasión que la ONU pide que negocie la soberanía de la isla exponiendo argumentos, no lo hace, eludiendo el tema . Claro no tiene como argumentar la forma colonialista con la que actualmente ocupa una isla que no le pertenece. Tienen el poder, tienen las armas y los medios, pero nunca tendrán la razón.
Thanks Trevor, that's great. Would you mind if I also used the one of the Short-Wright flyer memorial and perhaps one of the aviation memorial as well?
some of the accomadation blocks at yeovilton have been named in honour of falklands war dead
The native language is English not Spanish, Argentinens have always been welcomed to the islands but because of the hard way of life have never wished to live there. If you wish to comment on my photos please write in English.
It's called Greenway, now a National Trust property.