Matt Damon
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If Argentina invade on OUR land they are breaking International Law and therefore MUST BE PUNISHED.
T wo sides to Argentina's claim to the Falklands. One is based on geographic proximity. It's a poor claim, as the Falklands are a 480km way from Argentina, and are almost as close to Chile. 300 miles
The UK has exercised sovereignty over the Islands since 1833. Argentina had a settlement on the islands and claimed sovereignty from 1816 (when it gained independence from Spain). So we have 17 years of occupation and claims to sovereignty versus the UK's 176 years of de facto control and almost 300 years of British settlement.
That would be the argument if these were barren lumps of rock without a real population of their own.
But that is not the case, and there is a community of Falkland Islanders who have lived on the islands for generations, and their will is to be a self-governing Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom, and they do not accept Argentina's claims, which are colonialist and illegitimate.
Even the use of Spanish place names (eg Malvinas) is considered offensive in the Falkland Islands.