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Originally Posted by TomcatViP
Well if really tht's what they wanted they wld hve only to wait the day Thyphies are grded. Tht won't be too long for sure... Why do you think the island is still "blistering" with expensive to maintain Rapier missiles 
More over Britain's leaders shld be aware tht if 30 years ago the Argentinian leaders did not really hve their people behind them and only a few allies, nowaday, it wld be quite different.
Analysing the spirit across the Sth Am peninsula, I am on the verge of thinking tht some countries like Br or even Cl wld now join the Argentinian ranks if the storyboard is to be replayed. |
I don't think they'd join in in open conflict, but they wouldnät need to. Argentina certainly have the support of Brazil at least on this issue, and they are the biggest power in South America. If it came to conflict the damage being sanctioned by Brazil could do to Britain's economy and presence is South America is enough reason alone not to let it get that far in my opinion, but of course there are many other reasons too.