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You've certainly made a strong case that the British touched the Falklands in 1690 and then... umm... something. I sure hope the British Foreign Office is paying attention to this airtight argument.Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat View PostMuch as I'd like to continue playing, Drake, it's getting more and more like (mental) midget-stomping. Fun at first, but the novelty wears off quickly.
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Much as I'd like to continue playing, Drake, it's getting more and more like (mental) midget-stomping. Fun at first, but the novelty wears off quickly.
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He almost got his revenge in '84. If only the Ra were a bit better at carrying out the Lord's work...
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Sorry, if your fictional god doesn't like the Brit claim, then why doesn't he get his ass down here and do something about it? Even the Argies realized that they had no real claim, that's why they gave up in 1850.
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God once sent a ****ing massive flood to murder nearly every one of the beings he created, so is it really surprising that he might change his mind about which country the Falkland Islands belong to?Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat View PostSo apparently your God changes his mind like a woman in the dressing rooms of Nordstrom?
To his credit, he never once said they belonged to the evil English.
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This post has been brought to you by the letter "a"Originally posted by Sava View Postyou said seaman
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So apparently your God changes his mind like a woman in the dressing rooms of Nordstrom?Originally posted by Tupac Shakur View PostSixtus IV did. Alexander VI later said it belonged to Spain.
Hardly. The Brithish landing and claim conformed with the admiralty laws of the times. It doesn't matter anyway, because Rosas extinguished the Argie claims in 1850, as several Argie historians have acknowledged. Keep trying.No one gave a **** that the British touched the Falklands in 1690, either. The legit claim to the islands starts with the French in 1764.
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Well, Bligh was a good motivator for mutiny. Great seaman and navigator, but piss-poor as a commander. Plus don't forget the loose native women. No more of those once it's abandoned.Originally posted by Alexander's Horse View Postbeautiful enough to mutiny and steal a ship...
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Sixtus IV did. Alexander VI later said it belonged to Spain.Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat View PostHe said it belonged to Portugal.
No one gave a **** that the British touched the Falklands in 1690, either. The legit claim to the islands starts with the French in 1764.The Portagees and Spanish sorted it out for themselves, and nobody gave a ****, since claims of untouched land have never been recognized.
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