Argentina won't undertake a serious charm offensive while the Falklands are able to serve their politicos as a diversion from their shambolic economy. If they encouraged links so that Falklanders could readily visit Argentina for shopping trips, medical attention and the occasional football match then the Falklanders might eventually agree to a change of status; if they were really serious about taking over the islands then they would be following that path, but there is little sign of them doing so.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
The Falklands	24/03/15 12:44:00	Pete Mayes
Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 13:13:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 13:15:00	Michael Brown
Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:37:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 13:44:00	Adam Beamish
Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 13:54:00	Huw Burford-Taylor
Re:Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:09:00	Adam Beamish
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:16:00	Huw Burford-Taylor
Re:Geographical Oddities	24/03/15 14:35:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 13:50:00	Huw Burford-Taylor
Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:08:00	Ken Munn
Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:37:00	Andy Pease
Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:49:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 14:47:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 15:23:00	Phil Kay
Re:Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 16:38:00	bobby osborne
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The Falklands	24/03/15 19:57:00	Carl Wynne

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