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jody

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41. Apparently your user-name ProgressiveProfessor is stretching it on the "Professor" part.
Sat Dec 1, 2012, 04:16 PM
Dec 2012

Professor one that teaches or professes special knowledge of an art, sport, or occupation requiring skill.

That vote does not determine who owns the Falkland Islands. nt jody Nov 2012 #1
Should they Confusious Nov 2012 #2
in Argentina's view, A or B. The islanders don't matter to them. Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #23
right naaman fletcher Nov 2012 #24
European = bad, always wrong. Confusious Dec 2012 #29
I know Confusious Dec 2012 #28
its not meant to, Falklanders already know but apparently Argentina doesn't Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #3
Much of South America was claimed by European nations at one time. Only a handful of areas are still jody Nov 2012 #4
that would be unfortunate to say the least if Argentina attempts aggression Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #5
England would have lost the last encounter if not for US aid and Argentina incompetent generals. nt jody Nov 2012 #6
that is preposterous. England's military was superior. And England was justified in defending Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #7
I've studied the engagement closely and I stand by my statement. nt jody Nov 2012 #8
ok, feel free to give us your thesis. Britain was in the right Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #9
I said nothing about "right". Only military results. nt jody Nov 2012 #10
oh, ok. n/t Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #11
are you sure? andypandy Nov 2012 #12
That's silly naaman fletcher Nov 2012 #14
British Fleet! Now that's really funny. nt jody Nov 2012 #16
whats funny about it? naaman fletcher Nov 2012 #17
UK does not have a fixed wing carrier which would be needed if it tried to protect the Falklands. nt jody Nov 2012 #18
I was talking about the last conflict naaman fletcher Nov 2012 #19
I just read they sent two to the Falklands, the Hermes and the Invincible Bacchus4.0 Nov 2012 #22
I said fixed wing carriers. nt jody Dec 2012 #25
As have I and you are wrong ProgressiveProfessor Nov 2012 #20
You have redefined the conflict to include the mainland and of course UK had nukes. jody Dec 2012 #26
Just responding to your claim that US aid was essential to the UK victory ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #34
No dispute and if Argentina's generals had not fielded anti-ship missiles that wouldn't detonate, then jody Dec 2012 #35
They attacked with what they had ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #36
Please ask the author of "20. As have I and you are wrong" a reply to "8. I've studied the jody Dec 2012 #37
That it total nonsense ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #38
Thanks for the exchange. Have a great day. nt jody Dec 2012 #39
Yes another cut and run artist ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #40
Apparently your user-name ProgressiveProfessor is stretching it on the "Professor" part. jody Dec 2012 #41
I guess you don't know much naaman fletcher Nov 2012 #13
Never said there was. nt jody Nov 2012 #15
That is already settled, it is owned by the people who live there ProgressiveProfessor Nov 2012 #21
"owned by the people who live there" like in Hong Kong? nt jody Dec 2012 #27
well, another option would be to incorporate the islands into the UK Bacchus4.0 Dec 2012 #30
We could let them vote to become US unincorporated organized territories like jody Dec 2012 #31
the US would have to agree otherwise they may as well vote to become part of the moon Bacchus4.0 Dec 2012 #32
Thanks for the exchange. Have a great day. nt jody Dec 2012 #33
thank you Captain Obvious, it is what the article says CreekDog Dec 2012 #42
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