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i'm no geography expert but how many miles are the falklands form england and how far are they from argentina :whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling:

 

How far from Belfast is Dublin...............

 

well mate i don't consider belfast to be british, as far as i'm concerned its just another part of ireland.

britain took over lots of countrys by having superiour armed forces, how would you boys like it the yanks decided to take over britain (they have a superiour army to yours)

this is not shit sturing, i'm being 100% honest here lads and i'm genuinely curious to hear your opinions

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i'm no geography expert but how many miles are the falklands form england and how far are they from argentina :whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling:

 

How far from Belfast is Dublin...............

 

well mate i don't consider belfast to be british, as far as i'm concerned its just another part of ireland.

britain took over lots of countrys by having superiour armed forces, how would you boys like it the yanks decided to take over britain (they have a superiour army to yours)

this is not shit sturing, i'm being 100% honest here lads and i'm genuinely curious to hear your opinions

 

I dont agree with indiscriminate acts of violence against civilians,it should be aimed at the people who are directly responsible for unfair occupation/oppression.

 

Im going to be brutally honest[i dont expect this to be popular] The Thatcher government was an evil organisation,Thatcher was an evil woman[maybe still is] They decimated my area in the 1980's and i was sorry when the Brighton bomb failed to kill her,she undoutably deserves the title of murderer herself[belgrano to name one example].

 

All leaders are dishonest,maybe Castro,Ghandi and a few others were not? but its a short list,at the end of the day its a case of the rich exploiting the poor for some kind of gain,they just create divisions between ordineary people to suit their needs.

 

Theres a far more serious threat looming on the horizon than whats already gone imo.

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steve s yorks you sound like a typical x pitman,slagging maggie off when as there been a pm with the balls she had fooking never.i served in 82 in the falklands along with many others to retain the islands.remember also the fooking pitmen who having bought there ex council house for fook all then sold for huge profit still said she was evil bollox she was the best thing to happen to this immigrant loving counry.

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well mate i don't consider belfast to be british, as far as i'm concerned its just another part of ireland.

britain took over lots of countrys by having superiour armed forces, how would you boys like it the yanks decided to take over britain (they have a superiour army to yours)

this is not shit sturing, i'm being 100% honest here lads and i'm genuinely curious to hear your opinions

 

there is a difference!! the Falklands is our anyway so we have a right to defend it, if the Yanks decided to invade our country then its no different than when Iraq invaded Kuwait which was considered a invasion of Hostile forces...

 

I suppose the simple answer is if they did we'll just have to kick their arse into touch wink.gif ..........

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thatcher best thing to happen to this country :icon_eek: behave yaself redie, mass unemployment was nothing to be proud off. you were looked after being in the forses, but for ordenry guys like us, it was fecking nightmere , i was made redundent 4 times under thatcher, she was a c**t pure and simple.

 

the only thing people bang on about thatcher was the falklands, and personly the selling off of council houses was a bad idea, thats why there's a housing shortage now

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I would just like to point out my Mrs was born in Belfast and she considers herself Irish not British and she aint into Religion or politics

alot of people in the south are the exact same, have no real intrest in politics and don't support violence, but consider the north to be as irish as the rest of the country

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I would just like to point out my Mrs was born in Belfast and she considers herself Irish not British and she aint into Religion or politics

alot of people in the south are the exact same, have no real intrest in politics and don't support violence, but consider the north to be as irish as the rest of the country

 

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The people of NI were offered a referendum on whether they wanted to remain part of the UK or be renunited with the republic in '73. For whatever reasons the republicans boycotted the vote, and the result ended up with a resounding 90 something % wanting to stay part of the union. I don't know the figures off the top of my head, but the figures for the union included the votes of a 1/4 of the Catholic population. The situation there is not cut and dry. The good Friday agreement also makes provisions for the discussion of reunification, but only with the consent of the population of NI.

 

It's the same with the British overseas territories, they all have the right to self determination under a UN resolution. If they no longer wish to be part of the UK, they don't have to. They're not ruled directly by the UK in any case, they have their own legal systems and governments.

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I would just like to point out my Mrs was born in Belfast and she considers herself Irish not British and she aint into Religion or politics

alot of people in the south are the exact same, have no real intrest in politics and don't support violence, but consider the north to be as irish as the rest of the country

 

yes thats your opion and fair enough all these anti british living in ulster they hate the crown but love the crown thats on the money they have :thumbs:

Frankie ,remember that ulster was a province of Ireland before it was occupied by the british. Just because people say they consider themselves Irish doesnt mean they are anti-british,just means the feel an affilliation with what they believe to be there native land. People are trying too move forward where as guys like with your narrow minded opinions,are trapped in the past.

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My opinions are that as we own the islands then we have a right to defend them.

 

Sorry, a little off subject, can anyone remember, not long after the war, that the Falklands had a fox boom due to the fact that no one had been controlling numbers and John Park sent two terriers (a black and a red) to help out in this area. It was in a sporting publication but I can't remember which?

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i'm no geography expert but how many miles are the falklands form england and how far are they from argentina whistling.gifwhistling.gifwhistling.gifwhistling.gifwhistling.gifwhistling.gifwhistling.gif

 

How far from Belfast is Dublin...............

 

well mate i don't consider belfast to be british, as far as i'm concerned its just another part of ireland.

britain took over lots of countrys by having superiour armed forces, how would you boys like it the yanks decided to take over britain (they have a superiour army to yours)

this is not shit sturing, i'm being 100% honest here lads and i'm genuinely curious to hear your opinions

 

 

I agree with you on Ireland mate BUT the Yanks as The Chinese as the Russians may have a bigger army but Superior like feck. Man for man we are the best fighting force in the world, the best trained and disciplined. Get a hundred of our best and put them against a hundred of any army in the worlds best and plonk them in any enviroment ie, Artic, Jungle, Desert, City ect and let them go at it. I know who my money would be on.

that may be true mate but not many wars are fought man to man these days, its some computer programer launching shit from a long way away

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