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@MarkWri89827544 Could be worse, could be a tourist club.

Southampton v Leicester FA Cup in Feb. 17,000 Come the Final 33,000 rock up & start waving their new scarves. Then spend all day pretending they go every week home & away filming themselves. Oh when the Saints?

@martinvars Britain first settled the Islands back in 1765 before Argentina even existed as a country. And you describe the Islanders as being transplanted, just like the majority of the Argentine population then!

The United Kingdom loves to invoke international law and the UN Charter when criticizing the US-led strikes on Iran in 2026, yet it conveniently ignores the same rules when the UN itself has repeatedly declared that the Malvinas/Falklands constitute a colonial situation requiring a negotiated solution. General Assembly Resolution 2065 (1965) and the latest C24 decolonization committee resolution from June 2025 explicitly recognize the sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the UK and call for bilateral negotiations to resolve it peacefully, bearing in mind the interests (not the veto power) of the inhabitants. Self-determination does not apply here because the current population consists of British settlers transplanted after Britain illegally expelled Argentine authorities by force in 1833, a classic case of colonial dismemberment where territorial integrity prevails—as the ICJ affirmed in the 2019 Chagos opinion. Argentina has never renounced its legitimate inheritance from Spain under uti possidetis juris, and it continues to offer dialogue, as Argentina's Foreign Minister did just yesterday. Britain’s refusal to even discuss sovereignty while lecturing others on the “rules-based order” is pure hypocrisy: either the UN process and international law matter, or they don’t.

@AlfieHouseEcho After the heroic performance today though, would take a herculenic effort to raise the game for Tuesday.

In non-FA Cup news, Saints need to beat Ipswich and Preston and hope Millwall and Ipswich draw or lose against Oxford and QPR on the final day to finish in the top two. It's not off, that's for sure. #SaintsFC

@DaniNYC212 If you don't give two shits about us why are you commenting? Also only 6% of the population is Muslim but you you know don't let facts get in the way of your MAGA propaganda!

@LondonSaint @NileGardiner America gives zero fucks about you Muslims. I'm with Argentina. They'll probably take you in a month.

100 percent right.

@ADachary The Islands were actually first spotted by Capt John Strong in 1590. Going by your argument that Spain had them first a brief time shouldn't the other former colonies belong to Argentina as well?

@LondonSaint Spain discovered the Malvinas Islands in 1520. When Argentina gained independence, it inherited the territories that previously belonged to this country, it's simple.

Churchill said he wouldn't preside over the liquidation of the Empire. Thatcher said Hong Kong treaties were non-negotiable. British officials said Chagos would remain British forever. International law and the reality of decolonization always outlast domestic political slogans. The Question of the Malvinas Islands 🇦🇷 is no exception.

@MarcoaaPalazzo Argentina'd claim is based solely on the fact that Spain claimed part of the Islands!

False. The Falklands belong to Argentina fucking boomer. Argentina and the UK should be allies. It is a mistake to try and make our societies enemies again instead of focusing on commercial trade.

@CliveWismayer @MarcoaaPalazzo They matter because the Islanders have a right to self determination.

@MarcoaaPalazzo Why do these worthless islands matter? Their fate makes no difference to the lives of either Britons or Argentinians. Everyone is getting worked up about nothing.

@WatcherontheWeb The Falklands are defended by a sqd of Typhoons, radar, anti aircraft battery, around 1400 mil personnel. The UN enshrined the right to self determination so that ends any discussion. The Falkland Islands aren't British, they're not Argentine they belong to the Islanders.

The Falklands: In a very similar way to how I felt about Ukraine before the war, I believe they are British and should be left alone But I also believe if the nation who they rightfully belong to has neglected it's defense to the point they can no longer defend their claim, then it is natural for it to be taken by another nation who CAN assert their claim And I'm not really going to shed a tear over it, as we warned the British for decades this would be the result and they laughed in our face and mocked us for it 🤷‍♂️ piss up a rope, limeys

@BuzzPatterson I work in london so can tell you that you are very ill informed.

This moron is more concerned about the Falkland’s than he is with Britain. London has become Londonistan, women are being raped, Englanders have lost their freedom of speech, and this pompous, overexposed clown is worried about some sheep on a rock. Brit’s, what do you think? Is it over or is there a chance?

@HaroldWren22 The British claim to the Falklands has nothing to do with empire it's based on the right of self determination, enshrined by the UN. The population expressed their democratic will back in 2013.

If you can keep them. If Argentina can re-take them, the islands are theres b/c you don’t have the capability to re-take them again. And Frankly, it would be hilarious if Argentina DID take those islands back. The British Empire is dead.

@ianmiles @JMilei It really wouldn't. We have radar so we'd them coming, we have a squadron of typhoons, anti aircraft battery, 1400 military personnel. And Argentina gave what exactly? I'll gladly teach you about the history as well if you want. Argentina's sole claim is based on Spain!

The funniest thing about the Falklands is that if @JMilei were to retake them for Argentina, as is his right, is that Britain has no seaworthy navy to even mount a response. It would be a bloodless coup and everyone living there can go back to England on a plane.

@fdquinodoz @pabloquirno Have you got any missiles?

@pabloquirno Muchachos si están haciendo explotación de recursos naturales en espacios en disputa y hacen caso omiso a los reclamos; tenemos que meterle un misilazo de advertencia o complicarles un poquito las cosas por la fuerza.

Ante las recientes declaraciones públicas de altos funcionarios del Gobierno del Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte respecto de la soberanía sobre las Islas Malvinas, la Argentina reafirma sus derechos soberanos sobre las Islas Malvinas, Georgias del Sur y Sandwich del Sur y los espacios marítimos circundantes. La ocupación de 1833 fue un acto de fuerza contrario al derecho internacional de la época que vulneró nuestra integridad territorial y dio inicio a una situación colonial que persiste. La Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas reconoció mediante la Resolución 2065 (XX) la existencia de una disputa de soberanía e instó a la Argentina y al Reino Unido a resolverla por la vía de las negociaciones bilaterales. Este llamado ha sido reiterado por numerosos pronunciamientos bilaterales y multilaterales, entre los que se destacan el Comité Especial de Descolonización de las Naciones Unidas (C24), la Organización de los Estados Americanos (OEA), el Mercado Común del Sur (MERCOSUR) y sus Estados Asociados, la Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños (CELAC), los países miembros del Consenso de Brasilia y del Grupo de los 77 y China. Rechazamos la invocación británica del principio de libre determinación de los pueblos. Los actuales habitantes de las Islas Malvinas no han sido nunca reconocidos como un "pueblo" por las Naciones Unidas. No resulta aceptable que los habitantes de las islas se conviertan en árbitros de una disputa territorial en la que su propio país, como población implantada, es parte. Por ello tampoco tiene validez el pretendido “referéndum” de 2013. Denunciamos además las actividades ilegales de exploración y explotación de recursos naturales -tanto renovables como no renovables-, en particular la pretendida “Decisión Final de Inversión” anunciada por las ilegítimas licenciatarias Rockhopper Exploration Plc y Navitas Petroleum Lp, para el desarrollo del yacimiento “Sea Lion”, que buscan desconocer los derechos soberanos argentinos y violan resoluciones de las Naciones Unidas. Por todos los elementos señalados, la República Argentina manifiesta, una vez más, su disposición a reanudar las negociaciones bilaterales con el Reino Unido que permitan encontrar una solución pacífica y definitiva a la disputa de soberanía y dar fin a la situación colonial especial y particular en las que están inmersas y agradece a toda la comunidad internacional el apoyo recibido a los derechos soberanos argentinos sobre las Islas Malvinas, Georgias del Sur y Sandwich del Sur y los espacios marítimos circundantes. Por historia, por derecho y por convicción: las Malvinas son argentinas.

@andywigmore @UKLabour Chagos is irrelevant. British lives were lost liberating the Falklands. It would be political suicide to abandon them.

You honestly think anyone believes anything @UKLabour say on protecting the Falklands? Like you did with Chagos?

@ForgiatoBlow47 Every self respecting country!

WHO IS THE GREATEST ENEMY OF THE UNITED STATES? A. RUSSIA B. ISLAM C. DEMOCRATIC PARTY D. IRAN

@NileGardiner @Keir_Starmer You mean his reluctantance to jump into an illegal, ill thought through war?

The United States should hold @Keir_Starmer to account for his disgraceful refusal to back the US in the war against Iran. But this must not involve undermining British sovereignty, including over the Falklands. The Falklands are British sovereign territory

@NileGardiner The giant orange man baby can go fuck off!

Some thoughts on the Falklands story: 1. This is just one anonymous “US official” threatening to upend decades of US policy over the Falklands. This is not actual US policy and I suspect this is a distinctly minority view within the Executive Branch. 2. The President and The White House ultimately sets US policy, as was clearly demonstrated recently over the Chagos surrender deal, which Trump strongly condemned and ultimately torpedoed. 3. Keir Starmer is deeply unpopular within the Trump Administration and is increasingly viewed as a treacherous lame duck PM. There remains however tremendous goodwill towards the British people and optimism that the Special Relationship will be rebuilt when Starmer and eventually Labour are thrown out of office. 4. President Trump is the most pro-British US President since Reagan. It is highly unfortunate that his UK counterpart happens to be the weakest PM of the modern era, who also likes to play the anti-American card. 5. Donald Trump is a big admirer of both Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher, both of whom are revered by American conservatives. The President would not do anything to undermine the memory of the Iron Lady, whose greatest defining achievement is viewed by many as the liberation of the Falklands against all odds in 1982.

@voyaserbreve @falklands_utd I mean it's not but never mind!

@falklands_utd London is Muslim since... who cares. Is Muslim, genius.

The Falklands have been the Falklands since before Argentina was Argentina. 🇬🇧