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A young woman with the word 'Invincible' embroidered on her knickers welcomes the HMS Invincible back from the Falklands during the Falklands War, Portsmouth, UK, 17th September 1982. (Photo by Colin Davey)
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A young woman with the word 'Invincible' embroidered on her knickers welcomes the HMS Invincible back from the Falklands during the Falklands War, Portsmouth, UK, 17th September 1982. (Photo by Colin Davey)
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Argentine pilots: No one can beat us at low level flights!
Harrier pilots:
A black-browed albatross on Steeple Jason, Falklands feeds a chick that’s a week or two old. Mating pairs return to the same nest year after year and tend to a single egg.
PHOTOGRAPH BY PAUL NICKLEN
No, the Malvinas weren't discovered by the British nor the french, they were discovered by Spain and became argentinian territory when we gained independence.
Yes, there were people living there when England stole them, they were either murdered or chased off. And even if there had been no people there, that still doesn't fucking excuse it???
No, we aren't saying we should kick off the people living there, that would be doing the same thing the British did back then. We're asking you to acknowledge the fact that they are rightful argentinian territory and that they were illegally stolen and colonized.
A poignant time of year for many, Lest We Forget 🫡🇬🇧
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Falkland Islands
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