Anyone know what David Cameron just said?

[redgunamo]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

He said that in the past week Corbyn had spoken to the unions and given them back flying pickets, spoken to Argentina and given them the Falklands, and spoken to a bunch of migrants and invited them all in.

Given that there is an element of truth amidst the glibness, the left have to squeal like princesses and piss their little knickers with outrage. :rolleyes:

[Pat Vegas]

[Ashberto]

back again should the need arise due to lack of navy. Not to mention the expense. I think I read on here that we have no navy.
Also,

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[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

to destroy the Argentinian navy and air force single-handedly. The problem there, of course, is that the Typhoons stationed on the Flaklands would get awfully distressed at being denied the opportunity to get involved in such a turkey shoot. :hehe:

The Argentinians would have to be certifiably insane to attempot military action against the Falklands these days.

[Berni]

You do have to laugh about their ambassador calling Corbyn 'one of ours' on the issue, though. You can just imagine the interview during an election campaign, can't you?

"So, Mr Corbyn, you've explained your plan to leave this country entirely defenceless. Now please tell me this: given that 99% of Falkland Islanders have voted to remain under British rule, do you accept that there can be no possibility of negotiating over sovereignty without their democratically-expressed say-so?"

'Yes' and he's a f**king liar. 'No' or prevarication and every floating voter in the country disappears over the horizon. :hehe:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Yes, he's definitely looking to improve relations, I think.

Imagine the lads on the radar sets on HMS Dauntless, watching Skyhawks inbound bearing Exocets. They'd be pissing themslves too hard to hit the klaxon :-(

[Monty91]

[Berni]

Falkland Islands?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Falkland Islands sovereignty referendum, 2013
"Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom?"
Results
Votes Of total
Yes check.svg Yes 1,513 99.8%
X mark.svg No 3 0.2%
Valid votes 1,516 99.93%
Invalid or blank votes 1 0.07%
Total votes 1,517 100.00%
Voter turnout 91.94%
Electorate 1,650

[Berni]

within 250 miles. It's a ridiculously good piece of kit.

[Monty91]

the thing?

Were the penguins *even* consulted?

[Ashberto]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

OK, I'll give you Wales.

[Berni]

to vote on its future.

Are you suggesting that any Argentinian tourist should have been allowed to vote?

[redgunamo]

[Monty91]

about who should have sovereignty.

There's a small possibility I'm standing in for Jorge here.

[Ashberto]

We should definitely get rid of bloody Northern Ireland.