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Becka2515

(58 posts)
25. Are you kidding?
Tue Apr 17, 2012, 11:43 AM
Apr 2012

The vast majority of the people who live on the Falkland Islands want to keep it the way it is. Argentina has no claim real or imagined.

This is illegal under the US Consitution banned from Kos Apr 2012 #1
Illegal under the Constitution? bongbong Apr 2012 #2
It is completely legal and has been done many times already. bemildred Apr 2012 #5
yeah - the Fifth Amendment says "just compensation" on takings banned from Kos Apr 2012 #6
Yeah, actually they do. bemildred Apr 2012 #9
When you hear them whining about "international pariah" that is a tell bemildred Apr 2012 #10
Usually they do, although just as usually there is a dispute over what the valuation is. Warren Stupidity Apr 2012 #12
I'm guessing they did the math 4th law of robotics Apr 2012 #3
Long overdue. nt bemildred Apr 2012 #4
Go Argentina!!!! newfie11 Apr 2012 #7
Now it's time for us to nationalize BP and any other foreign oil companies operating here. Cleita Apr 2012 #18
Agreed!!!! nt newfie11 Apr 2012 #19
Which would cost how many trillions of dollars? Angleae Apr 2012 #20
Like the trillions we are spending on criminal wars to enable these guys Cleita Apr 2012 #21
Not to mention those foreign companies would put pressure 4th law of robotics Apr 2012 #24
Or just make them pay tax Lars77 Apr 2012 #28
In another life I would agree, but I have moved to the left on this. Cleita Apr 2012 #30
Bloombergs article on the subject dipsydoodle Apr 2012 #8
She's a dictator! Warren Stupidity Apr 2012 #11
Yet another shiny object to distract the Argentine populace ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2012 #13
Actually it really isn't like the Falklands much at all, Warren Stupidity Apr 2012 #14
We are assuming different motivations ProgressiveProfessor Apr 2012 #15
If you google the news on this, buried under the diatribes Warren Stupidity Apr 2012 #16
Long overdue. Arctic Dave Apr 2012 #17
good. NuttyFluffers Apr 2012 #22
Next, reclaim the Falklands. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #23
Are you kidding? Becka2515 Apr 2012 #25
For what purpose? 4th law of robotics Apr 2012 #27
Argentina / Spain never had settlements there Lars77 Apr 2012 #29
Argentina's defiance on YPF strikes chord at home Judi Lynn Apr 2012 #26
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