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Well it was a Military Junta that backstabbed its own people. And they were nuts to think we'd back them over our closest ally. Besides it was a British submarine that sank that ship, tho yes they fired a "made in America" torpedo. The Argies had American made war planes that sank Brit ships too and were they not to stupid to fuse their bombs correctly they would have sank more.What was that missile Argentina had, the Exocet that sank two ships and damaged one? I wonder if the Argentina navy ever forgave us for backstabbing them.
During the Falklands War, England lost six ships: the destroyers HMS Sheffield and HMS Coventry, the frigates HMS Ardent and HMS Antelope, the Royal Fleet Auxiliary landing ship RFA Sir Galahad, and the civilian container ship SS Atlantic Conveyor.Well it was a Military Junta that backstabbed its own people. And they were nuts to think we'd back them over our closest ally. Besides it was a British submarine that sank that ship, tho yes they fired a "made in America" torpedo. The Argies had American made war planes that sank Brit ships too and were they not to stupid to fuse their bombs correctly they would have sank more.
Trump official faces 'serious legal jeopardy' after 'order to kill' leaks
A Washington Post exclusive details how Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gave an order on the first Caribbean boat strike, saying to leave no survivors.
"As two men clung to a stricken, burning ship targeted by SEAL Team 6, the Joint Special Operations commander followed the defense secretary’s order to leave no survivors," write Alex Horton and Ellen Nakashima.
"The longer the U.S. surveillance aircraftfollowed the boat, the more confident intelligence analysts watching from command centers became that the 11 people on board were ferrying drugs," they write.
U.S. military officials have confirmed in private briefings to lawmakers that there was cocaine on the boats targeted in recent strikes, but no fentanyl, despite saying these attacks are part of a war on the deadly drug.
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