Thursday, March 04, 2010
Hillary Clinton Slaps Britain in the Face Over the Falklands
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Flashpoint in The Falklands: Argentine Anger as British Oil Rig Moves in Today and MoD Beefs up Forces
Buenos Aires has threatened to take steps to prevent what it believes is 'illegal' drilling - including a blockade of ships.
But oil exploration firm Desire Petroleum confirmed that the huge drilling platform Ocean Guardian was due to enter the archipelago's waters in defiance of the Argentine government's warnings.'
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Did Hitler Really Die In the Bunker or in Argentina?
'After WW II, at least five German U-boats reached Argentina with no less than 50 high ranked Third Reich officials on board. During the trip they sunk a US battle ship and the Brazilian cruiser Bahia with a death toll of more than 400, including US citizens.Both the US and the British Government have systematically covered up the operation.
Why?
Did they take Hitler to Patagonia?'
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Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Brazil, Argentina to Eliminate US Dollar
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Saturday, September 06, 2008
Argentinians torch train over delays
Furious commuters in Argentina have set fire to a train over delays during the morning rush hour. Television images showed black smoke and flames engulfing the train at the station of Merlo, in the western suburbs of the capital, Buenos Aires. At nearby Castelar, passengers hurled stones at the ticket office and blocked the rails.
Many passengers said the delays, caused by a broken-down train, had cost them a day's work.
Justice Minister Anibal Fernandez said the faulty train's brakes had been sabotaged and leftist political activists took rocks and flares from their backpacks to incite violence and set the train aflame.
"This was planned, it was premeditated," Mr Fernandez said, adding the fire caused nearly $8 million in damage to the newest train running on the heavily traveled line.
Police arrested seven people on theft charges during the incidents, he said.
Argentina's dilapidated rail services are plagued by delays and travelers' anger has erupted into violence before.
Somehow i can't see that happening on the 7.40 am from Surbiton !