As we are coming up a referendum why not wait and see what the people decide and then Keesje wont have an argument then
It's not about Keesje, but the rest of the world, including friends and allies. And no, it won't stop after the referendum the Brits created.
Claiming "self determination" proved insufficient sofar. Probably because it assumes the current inhabitants are the rightfull, historic owners. Most of the world seems to put question marks around that.
China Post:
The Falkland Island Road Show has come to the United Nations, with all the political trappings of drama, hyper-nationalism, and self-righteous moralizing. The focus remains on the future of this windswept British territory in the South Atlantic claimed by, and also once invaded by, neighboring Argentina.
DefenseManagement.com:
'If lost, the Falklands would be extremely difficult to re-take'
'If lost, the Falklands would be extremely difficult to re-take' - Defence Management