Argentinians Peeved
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Argies peeved! Who gives a s8!t!
Having recently visited the islands on vacation (sort of) I can think of no better position to place a very appropriate bust of the Iron Lady - who with brave heart and strong will set out to regain the FI when many of the doves around her suggested otherwise!
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Having recently visited the islands on vacation (sort of) I can think of no better position to place a very appropriate bust of the Iron Lady - who with brave heart and strong will set out to regain the FI when many of the doves around her suggested otherwise!
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Navaleye,
As you have occasionally been right on Naval matters, you may we'll be right, and the Australian engineer I was speaking to last year wrong, but my point was the announced intent to sell, and the Australian announced intent to buy, what the RAN called HMAS Australia. So your pedantic point scoring may well be accurate but it does nothing to lessen my original point.
As you have occasionally been right on Naval matters, you may we'll be right, and the Australian engineer I was speaking to last year wrong, but my point was the announced intent to sell, and the Australian announced intent to buy, what the RAN called HMAS Australia. So your pedantic point scoring may well be accurate but it does nothing to lessen my original point.
Fg Off Bloggs,
Me, peeved? Not in the slightest! I couldn't give a rats arse where they put a bust of the old bag.
Brave heart and strong will? Hhhmmmm, I think that may well apply to the First Sea Lord and CDS, but from recently released cabinet papers, she was seemingly as wobbly as the most doveish of the the doves that you say surrounded her.
Me, peeved? Not in the slightest! I couldn't give a rats arse where they put a bust of the old bag.
Brave heart and strong will? Hhhmmmm, I think that may well apply to the First Sea Lord and CDS, but from recently released cabinet papers, she was seemingly as wobbly as the most doveish of the the doves that you say surrounded her.
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Wasn't it Mitterand who described her as "the lips of Marylyn Monroe and the eyes of Caligula"? Just what you need in a leader, plus a strong sense of purpose.
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Well we could offer to mount the head of the Argentinian President on a plinth in the Falklands if she does not mind giving it up.. that would be fair.... wouldn't it?
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Well we could offer to mount the head of the Argentian President on a plinth in the Falklands if she does not mind giving it up.. that would be fair.... wouldn't it?
As for the Thatcher statue, nobody I spoke to seemed interested enough to be peeved about it. The Falklands aren't very high on the agenda for ordinary Argentinians.
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Conrad Walters "world naval review 2015" says the "San Juan" - a TR-1700 SSK has been back in service following a refit since last summer
they have another one "Santa Cruz" and a smaller Type 209 the "Salta"
Plus 4 MEKO 360 destroyers , 6 MEKO 140 frigates and 3 corvettes -
all date from the late 70's to mid 80's
they're planning to replace a few tugs....................
they have another one "Santa Cruz" and a smaller Type 209 the "Salta"
Plus 4 MEKO 360 destroyers , 6 MEKO 140 frigates and 3 corvettes -
all date from the late 70's to mid 80's
they're planning to replace a few tugs....................
