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When Argentina and Chile divided Patagonia, they signed a perpetual agreement.
The Strait of Magellan belongs to Chile in perpetuity.

With one condition:
The agreement binds both countries—
at all times and under all circumstances—to maintain free international navigation.

Today, Argentina has unilaterally determined that free international navigation no longer applies to any vessel traveling from the Malvinas to Magellan or from Magellan to the Malvinas.

It is a violation of international law.

We’ve just been told that we’re the UK’s lapdog.

That’s their argument.
It’s one thing for many nations to enjoy the UK’s decline—especially Argentina, and even the United States, forgetting that it only exists by the grace of the UK.

But it’s quite another to mock international law.
We aren’t the UK’s ass-kissers;
we just have good taste.

Let me be absolutely clear.
We reviewed every text and treaty, point by point, and concluded that, according to international law...

WE ARE DAMN WELL RIGHT.

Between late November and early December, the first private Chilean vessel will sail toward the Malvinas; if Argentina blocks its passage, it will be violating an international treaty.

Uruguay and Spain are the main suppliers for the Malvinas, yet Argentina has never criticized them.
We have decided that we will no longer support Argentina's position while they lay claim to Chilean territory in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field—
the last territory the two countries have yet to delimit.

The United States has just issued a warning: they’ll only back us if we support their "Shield of the Americas" initiative to defeat the narcos from primitive nations.

If they want us to wipe out Mexico's narcos, let them hand over a fucking F-35 so we can bomb the Mexican Congress—the very place protecting the main Latin American drug trafficking route.
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You know what the most beautiful part is? if you study the Monroe Doctrine and its principles, you would arrive at the same conclusion:
ALL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW SUPPORTS US.

if The Hague were to hear the case, it would confirm this.
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>But it’s quite another to mock international law.
>We aren’t the UK’s ass-kissers;
>we just have good taste.
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>>543987333
Did you know Chile have auroras?
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>the British ass-kisser

With all due respect to every nation on Earth—there are 195 of them—

Chile can admire 193 of them (according to our neighbors), except for the UK and Chile itself.

Would it make you happy if I admired Gabon or Ethiopia?

Forgive me for being ambitious,
but
I fucking love the UK.
I don't want to be like Gabon or Ethiopia; I want to be like the fucking UK.
I want to be better than the fucking UK.

Does that bother you?
Suck my cum-filled cock.

Still sore about it? I'm not done.
I love the UK.
I think about Rome, Greece, and the UK day and night—even if it makes your asshole burn.

You people are so stupid and envious that you don't even understand what I'm saying.

I don't love a country;
I love an idea.
I love the idea of a small island nation taking a massive dump on the arrogance of supposedly superior continental nations.
Why can't I admire whatever the hell I want? If I admire Greece, does that make me a Greek ass-kisser? I’d lick a Greek girl’s pussy—from the Bronze Age—clean if I could.
Greece defeated Persia with a population ten times smaller, and that’s beautiful.
And I love Rome, because I speak a Romance language with my parents every day.
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>>543987335
Why haven't you quoted my last paragraph in green?

Do it.

I adore the Jews
Wherever they go, they generate wealth.
Please, come here and make us rich.
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>>543987333
>—
ai sloppaaaaa
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>>543987337
you can 'love uk' from afar without giving the british caliphate a beachhead in america. it is enough that afroeurasia has to suffer the british but not containing this from spreading to the americas is just silly
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https://youtu.be/LlN8MPS7KQs?list=RDLlN8MPS7KQs&t=18
I feel a tremendous sense of peace when I see all the cartoon characters sleeping on Instagram.
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chilean monkes too late to the chud party so they're second in the pecking order behind milei, sultan bukele, and bolsojew
haha
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>>543987333
Okay schizo
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>>543987342
Mate, Chile is the only latino nation with free pass to US, OK?
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>>543987340
Hey jew
This isn't about the United Kingdom—or whatever is left of it.
No, no—don't get it twisted.
Magallanes is a territory open to free international navigation.
International treaties say so.
We are the opposite of Iran and the Strait of Hormuz; Iran blocks passage just to screw over the rest of the world.
We are a New World nation with a different ethos; we seek to solve the world's problems.
The Panama Canal is drying up.
Meanwhile, the Strait of Magellan is seeing $70 billion in energy-sector investment to establish a logistics hub.
It is a region authorized to trade with any country in the world.
There are five nations that trade with the Malvinas, and none of them have faced objections from Argentina.
In this context,
Magallanes is going to trade with the Malvinas. It’s not a whim; Magallanes and the Malvinas have maintained steady trade for 184 years. The millions of sheep in Magallanes are the descendants of the original flocks brought over from the Malvinas.

There is a treaty that guarantees us freedom of navigation to trade with anyone, and no one is going to stop us from doing so.
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>>543987342
Everyone’s a general after the war is over.

All those "chuds" are just a Walmart knockoff of what we did 40 years ago.

We did it on our own, facing the Soviet Union at the height of its power—and dealing with a blockade by our own ally, the United States.

These guys are doing it now with Donald’s backing and without facing any real threat; the narcos aren't a threat—the only thing stopping us from wiping them out is human rights.
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>>543987345
>Iran blocks passage just to screw over the rest of the world.
holy goycattle
iran is just defending itself using the only resources at their disposal
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>>543987336
I've never seen one, but if you go to Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales, I understand you can see them.

>>543987344
For Latin Americans, this is a mark of prestige.
To us, it means nothing—I say this honestly, without intending to offend.

The dream for every Latinx is to emigrate to the United States; for every award from a U.S. event—like the Grammys, etc.—there is a "Walmart-style" Latin version, and for Latinxs, that represents success or having "made it."
To us, it means nothing.

It might mean something to Chilean businesspeople who operate quietly.

We are a peripheral nation, and we have different tastes and expectations.
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>>543987347
its called freedom of navigation jose
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>>543987347
Poor Iran—
a nation under siege.
Iran has spent 2,500 years trying to conquer everything in its path;
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The one truly magnificent moment for Iran was the conquest of Babylon by Cyrus the Great.
Everyone knows the biblical story of the hand that appeared and wrote a message, after which Babylon fell that very night.
But if you read the Greek accounts—and Greek accounts are essentially the Hollywood of the ancient world—they describe how the Persians diverted the flow of the Euphrates River; the troops then marched along the dry riverbed and entered the city. The Babylonians worshipped a god named Marduk; Cyrus established respect for this god and won the affection of the conquered peoples, allowed all the slaves to return to their homelands, and created the first charter of human rights.

A magnificent era for ancient Iran.
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>>543987344
Mexicans have been seething non stop at us lately
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>>543987349
iran should've killed all kk's
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>>543987333
What if we gave military gifts to you instead of Ukraine? Argentina's military is dogshit you could mop them up in a couple of months.
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>>543987354
they mog your meme 'army', they just adopted israeli rifles and are getting ready for the liberation of malvinas
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>>543987355
hahaha have you sent them enough nappies too?
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>>543987356
sent them booze for the malvinas liberation party
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>>543987354
please do
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>>543987337
>I fucking love the UK

El chilenito anglófilo más pachiota

aplaudiendo los peos del pirata masónico inglés, principal responsable de la creación del estado de Israel. el diablo no tiene aliados, solamente siervos

la "gente" como tú debería ser detenida y fusilada por traicionar a su propio pueblo. ahora mismo debería ir a quemar un par de banderitas de reino unido para que los chupapicos como tú salgan a llorar
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>>543987333
>Uruguay and Spain are the main suppliers for the Malvinas, yet Argentina has never criticized them.
Maybe because they didn't allow the UK to use their territory to launch attacks against Argentina during the war?



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