Didn't the US sign the UN Charter in 1945 that forbade such things?
15.03.2026 16:23
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First world?
15.03.2026 16:23
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Shameful state of affairs - defence cuts made by Tory and Labour governments are to blame.
15.03.2026 16:22
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UN declared in 1945 that it is illegal to attack/invade neighbours unless in self-defence - UN Charter. Argentina tried to justify their actions in 1982 as righting a historical grievance
15.03.2026 16:19
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Without morals
15.03.2026 16:18
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Third-world countries still enslaving people.
15.03.2026 16:17
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That is true enough
15.03.2026 11:52
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I agree. Well said
15.03.2026 11:48
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Long time ago
15.03.2026 11:47
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During the Falklands Conflict, RFA Argus was originally known as the MV Contender Bezant before being requisitioned for service.
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15.03.2026 11:06
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Falklands – Never Belonged to Argentina
To be read in conjunction with 'Falklands - What the ICJ Might Say About Argentina's Claims'
The Falkland Islands are named after Viscount Falkland, a title in the Peerage of Scotland. Funny thing is, the Falklands have never belonged to Argentina. Here’s why…
Falklands- Never Belonged to Argentina (1 pg):
www.academia.edu/31111843/Fal...
15.03.2026 11:03
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I disagree.
15.03.2026 10:58
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They were 'traded for profit' by other tribes
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I think they wouldn't want to waste the ordnance on such a target
15.03.2026 10:57
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If you say so
15.03.2026 10:56
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