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Originally Posted by Tribesman
Hold on, what was americas claim of soverignty in South East Asia?
oh yeah it didn't have any so that nonsense doesn't belong in this topic.
France had a claim there though, but you will find several pieces of paper where they signed those claims away.
The really funny thing is he says he has just started working in law, all those "meaningless" pieces of paper he will have to deal with are going to be really confusing for him.
Where is any document signed by the countries that says the issue is agreed?
Every document signed by the two countries states that both countries still claim soveriegnty. |
On the surrender document the british refused to put the islands down as falklands malvinas, or any other form other than falklands, thus meaning the british have overall authority and overall sovreignty of the islands.
Argentina invaded for 6 weeks it maintained sovrignty then was booted out so that the british re took that.
Point is the islands have been british for over 120 years the people on the island hold british citizen ships and passports have voted numerous times before to stay british the islands are british end of discussion end of the day if i walked into your home and said i want half of it you wouldnt be to chuffed so why should the UK do it to thier own people on the falklands ?