What Do English People Think About Argentina?🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇦🇷

Asking English people in London what they know and think about Argentina
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[@Tdr-jv2nc]

I am from Brazil and been all over world and England is by far one of my favourite places to see. The English people are amazing and friendly and educated

[@Proud_Stokie]

Cheers mate. Love Brazil steak-house culture😊

[@plymouthtoleedsonaxchst9537]

Australians don,t think so.

[@davorurasek6935]

I'm from Croatia and England is shithole compared to Argentina

[@Ktm-jas]

@@rajkhimani9119 but a lot more than in your country.

[@Ktm-jas]

@@plymouthtoleedsonaxchst9537you mean the English don’t like the English , remember who made you…, trainspotter.

[@adriansuarez9465]

Soy argentino y guardo un profundo respeto por las personas de Inglaterra. Aunque defiendo el reclamo argentino de soberanía sobre las islas Malvinas, admiro a la gente de Inglaterra, por su educación y respeto que siempre muestran. Los problemas políticos no deben mezclarse con las relaciones entre las dos sociedades. Les dejo un cordial saludo y esperamos su visita.

[@elbagina1017]

Young english people don't learn about war because their government is what they want. Why would you teach your youth about stealing?

[@gatotop6821]

Eso mismo pienso yo, siempre digo que tenemos que pasar de página, no olvidarnos de los caídos en Malvinas, pero ya tendríamos que dejar el tema de odiar a los ingleses, cosa que es muy poco frecuente, pero a veces hay algunos, en especial los más viejos.

[@claudiopiazza3793]

Soy de Argentina, creo que los ingleses son muy respetuosos, ya vi varias entrevistas, también veo que su gobierno no quiere mostrar parte de la historia, la gente jóven no conoce sobre las malvinas, en general tienen buen conocimiento, si esas preguntas las hacen en Estados Unidos, pocos hubieran podido responder.

[@matias91]

Yo soy argentino y pienso que es una estupidez seguir hablando de este tema como si fuera importante, las islas Falklands son inglesas y no se van a desprender de ellas porque haya gente pataleando o políticos usándolo políticamente a su favor, lo mejor es aceptar las cosas como son, las tierras se ganan con guerras, fuerza, armas no con palabras.

[@elianolveira265]

Es como si toda europa siguiera odiando a los alemanes, o los estadounidenses/chinos a los japoneses, hay que cambiar de hoja sin olvidar el pasado, todo argentino sabe que es un reclamo legítimo y eso no cambiará jamas, ojalá se solucione diplomáticamente y que en unas decadas no tengamos que pasar por otra guerra más.

[@efrenhei4902]

Greetings from Argentina to the people of England. We love the music of England very much!

[@kimbirch1202]

A small island in the middle of nowhere is certainly not worth fighting over. Peace be with you, my friend. Love all. Hate no one.

[@Rebelconformist82]

​@@kimbirch1202blame the Iron lady

[@kimbirch1202]

@@Rebelconformist82 Yes indeed. I blame her for many things

[@Rebelconformist82]

@@kimbirch1202 yes me too

[@aliciavalverde8265]

Los Pueblos no tenemos la culpa .que muchas veces nos odiamos. .la culpa es de los malditos y lovos gobiernos .que tuvimos en la Argentina. Yo no odio a ningún Inglés. Mis respetos a so país.

[@juanarambarri512]

Im Argentinian and i have to say im amazed by the respect english people show towards my country.

[@pusb_87english63]

That’s probably London, they ain’t English there a bunch of clowns 🇬🇧

[@genaromicol7347]

es para la gilada nomas pa, despues se nos cagan de risa

[@philliphall8792]

We're not all bad people, it's just fashionable to hate the British, but we really ain't that bothered...🇬🇧❤️🇦🇷

[@joelevi9679]

Your country and people are amazing. I have met a few people from Argentina and they were super friendly. I would like to go there one day.

[@maxsch8454]

Putting their mistaken claim to the Falklands aside, Argentina is a beautiful country. My own experiences with Argentines have always been positive.

[@MartinT5600]

Nothing but love for the Argentine people.

[@elbagina1017]

Young english people don't learn about war because their government is what they want. Why would you teach your youth about stealing?

[@federicoheller7212]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🏻🇦🇷

[@estebanrearte5960]

So great , you are always welcome ! Muy positivo , eres siempre bienvenido

[@genaromicol7347]

@@federicoheller7212 🍼🍼🍼

[@Kaiserthgsgkiyrsfhiiy]

Eh

[@charlieferreyra1603]

AS An Argentinnian I love british people. the war was insane,every war is insane.

[@kimbirch1202]

Absolutely.

[@martitefirli7800]

Especially when LANDS are stolen such as Gibraltar Malvinas AND so on

[@philleast3006]

Love Argentina god bless🇬🇧🇦🇷

[@TheNikolius]

@@martitefirli7800 falklands existed as a British territory before Argentina even existed as an idea let alone a real country with sovereign status. As the original comment says, INSANE is the idea that falklands are Argentinian, and it is just so scapegoat for you government to point the blame elsewhere for the atrocities they have committed on their own people.

[@genaromicol7347]

@@TheNikolius was a dictatoship support by all the west, so?

[@ferberasain2528]

Nice people,bad politicians.

[@TheJungliViajero]

Like everywhere in the world tbh

[@clario2178]

@@TheJungliViajeroEnglish people have no dislike of Argentinians .

[@fernando367ful]

​@@TheJungliViajero No todos los países son imperialistas y saquean a los países más débiles con tal de recaudar para su corona.

[@EmiliaLavarelloCambaceres]

@@TheJungliViajero 100% agree everywere there are nice people but awful politicians!

[@genaromicol7347]

@@clario2178 of course if they beat up our asses, is like we hating paraguay or something

[@Monot_ON_OFF]

es impresionante el respeto que tienen al hablan sobre el tema, no alardean, comprenden perfectamente el dolor de ambas partes, creo que tienen una crianza y educación muy ejemplar. muy respetuosos la verdad.

[@grg1979]

No se les educa en el nacionalismo, sencillamente

[@SM-zm5xt]

Es facil mostrarte gentil cuando robas tierras y te protegés con armas nucleares

[@C_and_C...]

Possibly due to our experience in all things war. For better or worse, many victories, many defeats but the Falklands weren't our first rodeo. As with all wars, we should hold in contempt the political leaders that lead us to war for their own greed & gain & not to have any animosity towards the people of those nations.

[@user-fk4gh7vo8s]

i love the English people subtlety and sophistication❤ They are the top people in the world

[@DiegoFerreyra-fc9nb]

Thieves it's territory Argentina 🇦🇷

[@martynbaker9770]

​​@@DiegoFerreyra-fc9nb The people that live there think differently!

[@DiegoFerreyra-fc9nb]

@@martynbaker9770 Indeed,they don't know about Argentina propieties. So, Argentina is going to be the owner of the Falklands again...

[@martynbaker9770]

@@DiegoFerreyra-fc9nb I wouldn't count on that. The uk has some of the most advanced jets stationed on the Falklands. Would be better for everyone if Argentina didn't go back there.

[@angelicasilberstein3928]

Got me tears of joy after watching this , didn't know Brit's are so sensitive when it takes to speak about we Argentinians . You have such a class for everything, you are delightfuly respectful . Yes i had contact with Brit tourists when they come for travel at Buenos Aires . Let me tell you something it still keeps me amazed : the intellectual affinity we have to Brit people is enormous . The common sense and the sense of humor is so easy to feel one to each other ! After watching this footage (first of all , thanks to the interviewing guy for his brilliant job ) i reached a conclusion . Both Brits and Argies have a great potential for every kind of ventures . Then , if somebody still keeps the narrow mind for those unhappy 1982's affairs , right now is the moment to be clever like no ever : let's allow the kelpers to keep their lives alone as they always wished . Meanwhile, let's celebrate both Brits and Argentinians have a lot of good businesses to do , culture , turism, science , human rights , medical research , etc , etc , can you see it ? The newest generation of both countries are improving the nice friendship we always might care . Just seeing the lovely faces of the interviewed persons here , nothing will stop this warm feeling we have to the UK's friends . And my words enclose a lot of thanks as well 💚

[@TheJungliViajero]

Lovely comment💙

[@angelicasilberstein3928]

@@TheJungliViajero thanks

[@ericmcgill9623]

You sound like a lovely caring person 💓

[@evaklum8974]

LOS INGLESES FUERON DERROTADOS VARIAS VECES EN EL PASADO POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL

[@evaklum8974]

​@@angelicasilberstein3928 BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA

[@joeblasco5470]

Im Argentino, greetings people of England, beautifull country and long history.

[@pablofebu9127]

Todo lindo pero devuelvan Malvinas ..piratas ....

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

@@pablofebu9127 That was Britain, not England. 2nd Battalion Scots Guards took Mt Tumbledown from your 5MBI 13 June 1982.. Viva Escocia! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✊🏻

[@emanuelkato2087]

Escribí en español si sos argentino.

[@lilith1951]

@@pablofebu9127 Para qué? Para que las llenen de negros villeros? No.

[@Kaiserthgsgkiyrsfhiiy]

Thanks for making our history better

[@PAZPERDEE]

Had the pleasure of visiting the wonderful Argentina a few times in my life, I have always found the people to be very nice, Paz 🙏 it’s such a beautiful country

[@evaklum8974]

HAY QUE POBLAR LA PATAGONIA BIENVENIDOS

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

All the beef in Argentina descends from Aberdeenshire in Scotland. An Argentinian farmer sailed up to Aberdeen & bought Aberdeen Angus bulls & heifers & sailed back to Argentina with them & all their beef descends from these Coo’s. Not a lot of people know that. 😃

[@deanosaur808]

Oh, that kind of beef. You had me worried for a moment 😅😅🤣

[@juanarkantos]

Actually some cows were brought from holland!

[@user-hl7nt1og7k]

They do farm a lot of Hereford cattle

[@Wizerud]

As an Englishman, there’s very few countries I wish to visit ahead of Argentina!

[@jaquelinleguizamon4668]

Y me imagino pq están chiquito ..lluvioso y frío que ni sol sale hay algunos más países más cercanos en Europa

[@evaklum8974]

RISHI SUNAK THE ANGLO SAXON LONDONISTAN BEFORE LONDON

[@evaklum8974]

​@@jaquelinleguizamon4668 LOS INGLESES FUERON DERROTADOS VARIAS VECES EN EL PASADO POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL

[@evaklum8974]

BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA BRICS BRICSA

[@dannyneville1310]

​@@jaquelinleguizamon4668Escribió que no hay muchos países que preferiría visitar que Argentina.

[@realgringoflow]

When you asked her if she spoke Spanish she replied “a little”. Then proceeded to speak almost fluent native Spanish for the remainder of the convo lol Your Spanish is really good too

[@TheJungliViajero]

Yeah lol I was shocked ngl Thanks mate👊🏽

[@Rebelconformist82]

​@@TheJungliViajero😂

[@evaklum8974]

BARILOCHE USHUAIA

[@evaklum8974]

​@@Rebelconformist82 BARILOCHE USHUAIA

[@pablograndolio4416]

I think that the relationship between the two countries was always strong throughout history until 1982, hopefully it will be again. Someone who grew up in a time of Anglophobia tells you, today it is no longer like that, luckily the new generation values ​​English culture. I repeat, hopefully our countries will be united again

[@genaromicol7347]

Nos van a ocupar la antartida y se nos van a seguir mofando en la cara por la guerra. ¿Para que queremos buenas relaciones?

[@sebastianbarrios2760]

worst of all, you are from Argentina and praising the uk... well, that is something alone at least.. i do love shakespeare, i do love beckham, you know what i love more? my county ARGENTINA... so think about that, jack the ripper

[@Andreseme23]

@sebastianbarrios2760 as an Argentinian I know there’s a difference between respecting the citizens of one country, and respecting the decisions of their government on the past. Blaming an entire country for their past politicians it’s nothing else than racism. Can you even take responsibility for all the decisions of the politicians in Argentina nowadays? See? It’s the same for them. Probably it’s a good idea to stop listening to all the politicians that keep talking about the Falklands while destroying the land we actually have. Those are the real invaders.

[@sebastianbarrios2760]

sos argentino y ponés falklands.... de argentino no te queda un carajo a vos, en cualquier idioma que hablemos...vergüenza@@Andreseme23

[@xgtwb6473]

​@@Andreseme23Argentina attacked and we defended. Our government made the right decision, yours made the silly one. You could have bought the island and now you'll never own it because you'll never defeat us in warfare 😂🎉

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

Patagonia of course has an historically large Welsh population, with bands of roaming Welsh Argentinians terrifying the natives with their close harmony singing. 😆

[@demetriomartinvilela6706]

Not to mention foul use of Welsh cake in the Campaign to the Desert.🥮

[@revelationmd]

Total respect for the Argentinians. Warm hearted, fun living people (much like most Latin Americans), who happen to kick our ass at football. Falkland’s war is, and should stay, well in the past. The residents have spoken clearly and the world doesn’t need yet more conflict (especially conflict encouraged by politicians diverting attention from domestic failures). Paz y amor desde el Reino Unizo 🇬🇧.

[@martitefirli7800]

"Malvinas"!!!!!!

[@_danisson]

It happens the "residents" are of brittish descendents, thats not so arbitrary right ?

[@revelationmd]

@@_danisson nope. It’s British land. They’re British citizens. Not much more to add and not much point opening an old wound IMHO.

[@solariva]

​@@revelationmdNo hay ciudadanos británicos...trajeron a nuestras islas población británica...Las Malvinas son argentinas, piratas...😘

[@solariva]

SE llama Malvinas...Devuelvan nuestros territorios, piratas racistas y colonizadores...😘😘😘

[@leonardokappes820]

Excelente video, saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@TheJungliViajero]

Muchas gracias!

[@raulcobanera1845]

respetuosa y amable entrevista que acerca a los pueblos. Thanks a lot! congrats!!!!

[@justinabourdieu3313]

Gran video muchas gracias por este contenido. Super interesante y linda tu manera de expresar tu conocimiento y aprecio por Argentina, saludos desde Buenos Aires

[@TheJungliViajero]

Muchas gracias, I appreciate the support!

[@evaklum8974]

ARGENTINIEN ÜBER ALLES

[@MrLaizard]

"Fitzcarraldo" was filmed in Brazil, shot in Argentina were the films "The Mission", "Highlander 2", "Seven years in Tibet" and some more other

[@lobicoolv4273]

wow el cambio de idioma del final me sorprendió porque parecía un doblaje de idioma jajaja tu voz en Español es más cool que en inglés

[@TheJungliViajero]

I don’t know if that’s a compliment or not but thanks🤣

[@loloteka]

@@TheJungliViajero jajajaaj

[@MCB81]

Que educados que son los ingleses, siempre buscan ser politicamemte correctos. Especialmente la gente más adulta. Estuve en Inglaterra hace unos años. Realmente ni saben de Las Malvinas y poco les importa. Son un gran país. Gracias por tus videos y tratar de mostrar lo bueno de Argentina. Siempre serás bienvenido en nuestro país!!

[@Stand663]

Everyone in Britain knows about the Falklands war. They followed it on the television news. It’s commemorated on important national and religious occasions. We commemorate our brave armed forces who lost their lives defending the islanders from a military invasion.

[@mharg6408]

@@Stand663 Sure you know, but I think he tried to wrote that it wasn't something regularly presently, it was a short war and in comparission with other military conflicts that involved the UK, doesn't occuppes a big portion of memories. The "falklanders" are descendants of people who stoled our islands, British Armed Forces invaded them in the XIXth Century, and the people there knows very well that they are in a disputed land even since before they was born.

[@fernando367ful]

Si son tan educados te endulzan la oreja te venden espejitos de colores y después se quedan con lo tuyo. En especial sus políticos que tienen su afán de recaudar para la corona, a costilla de los países más débiles.

[@billyhughes805]

@@Stand663 Everyone of a certain age knows about the Falklands War and not everyone thinks the same about what the future should be for the Falklands because we're not a borg groupthink collective - I would say a good percentage think the islands should stay British, a minority should go to Argentina but most people won't care and won't have an opinion on it. Especially people who weren't born at the time, it was over 40 years ago.

[@hernanvargas3991]

@@Stand663 no saben nada.en otro video vi que no sabian contra quien pelearon.algunos decían España,otros Portugal je

[@joejoe4363]

mis respetos como argentino a los ingleses, y realmente me gustaría conocer ese país, y ademas las inglesas son muy bellas

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

The Falklands Islands were named after Viscount Falkland a town in Fife Scotland, the early settlers on the islands were Scots & Welsh. Clearly not a lot of people know that.

[@solariva]

Las Malvinas son argentinas, piratas colonizadores...😘😘😘

[@andresdiaz-uy6ge]

En 1765 Las Malvinas estaban ocupadas por España , en 1833 las usurparon los piratas imngleses , 1816 Argentina existia como republica independiente heredando todos los territorios que tenia el imeperio Español .. ¡ queres mas ? , antes de que exista la pirateria inglesa , habia pueblos originarios que habitaban peirodicamente las islas , hoy sus decendienties son Argentinos .

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

@@andresdiaz-uy6ge Well, in essence you are all the sons of Spain & other European colonisers, your ancestors colonised South America & stole land off the indigenous peoples. That is just an incontrovertible fact.

[@jackwater6806]

Read that in a Michael Caine voice lol

[@deanosaur808]

@jackwater6806 me too! 🤣

[@SmartSeedAgency]

Much love from Argentina in war everyone is a loser. Spread love not hate we are all one race. The human race.

[@claudiotepedino5753]

Los britanicos que conoci me cayeron 100 puntos, es distinto a lo que pienso de su gobierno

[@MrLaizard]

En Escocia en general no hay prácticamente un lugar donde no apoyen al reclamo Argentino y donde no te digan que Maradona es su Heroe Nacional por haber metido un gol con la mano a los "sajones" como le dicen ellos a los ingleses EL gobierno de Reino Unido y en especial el partido de los Tories es una cloaca, Rishi Sunak debe ser uno de los seres mas despreciables que camina por la Tierra, y un insulto a sus antepasados Hindustanos

[@Mickc934]

It may come as a surprise to you but we hate our government aswell, we've had 3 prime ministers in 5 years. Governments go to war and soldiers die for the men in suits who don't care about them anyway. Greetings from the United kingdom

[@claudiotepedino5753]

@@Mickc934 jorge luis borges, dijo que la guerra entre gran bretaña y argentina era como dos hombres pelados peleando por un peine

[@genaromicol7347]

@@Mickc934 imagine us that we have 3 digits of inflation kjjj 🤣🤣

[@Mickc934]

@@genaromicol7347 it could be worse you could live in Venezuela 🇻🇪 😂

[@julianrobson1867]

I'm Argentinian with brittish roots, most of the people don't know this, but Agrentina, out of the aglosphere of countries like usa, canada, Australia etc... Argentina is the country with the largest brittish desendant people... most of it Scottish and Welsh... i love the UK... thou i belive that the Malvinas are Argentinian... out of it i'm very proud of my brittish roots and one of my wishes is to live ins scotland ❤🇦🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@andrewbarrett42]

Yes Australia and Canada are aglophere countries but they hate us Brits,everyone hates the British.

[@evaklum8974]

RISHI SUNAK EL ANGLOSAJÓN LONDONISTAN ANTES LONDON JULIAN HAY QUE POBLAR LA PATAGONIA

[@markbeaumont3292]

If the islands are Argentine...how is that? As they were British before Argentina even existed as a country??

[@TheNikolius]

@@markbeaumont3292 they've been brainwashed by their Fascist & previously dictatorship government, falklands were their scapegoat to blame all the countries issues on the british. Just ignore them, we already smashed their pathetic navy

[@Shifinline999]

​@@markbeaumont3292algo asi, pero como argentino, para mi son inglesas pero el gobierno nos lavo la mente y instaura odio

[@Whippy99]

I’m English and I have nothing but good will towards the people of Argentina. I’d love to go there one day. Perhaps when my husband retires next year 😊 🇦🇷❤🇬🇧

[@CockWomble1000]

God bless Argentina 🇦🇷💚🤘

[@javiermonzon7103]

Muy buena entrevista..... saludos desde Argentina.....saludos al pueblo Británicos.....un fuerte abrazo.....

[@tomasojedareyna]

Que linda chica 🥰 4:14 realmente existe mujeres inglesas muy lindas😘🇦🇷❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@nahuelzapatrustegui6695]

Si , con seria tendencia a la obesidad . Comen demasiadas salchichas.

[@BrunoJL777]

​@@nahuelzapatrustegui6695 Mejor todavía para el invierno

[@jotaqu755]

Felicitaciones por tu video. Muy buena onda toda la gente que entrevistaste. Todos muy educados. Es importante separar el sentimiento de los pueblos de los temas políticos.

[@evaklum8974]

DESDE CALIFORNIA HASTA FLORIDA ES HISPANOAMERICA

[@Captain_hadley_49]

@@evaklum8974omg no one cares

[@mativeron6763]

Que Educados que Son👏! Aunque ellos mismos saben la tensión que tenemos ! Las Malvinas siempre seran del territorio Argentino!! Saludos krac Hermoso Video

[@maxsch8454]

The Falklands are literally British territory...

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias!

[@martitefirli7800]

Si son tan educados que atacaron al buque Gral Belgrano en la zona de exclusión Por favor

[@martitefirli7800]

@ANGLO-SAXON1 Gibraltar Belongs to Spain, Malvinas Belongs to Argentina You STEAL LANDS Everywhere AS EVER Where Is Malvinas? Near Argentinian coast This Is Geography BE SERIOUS LOOK THE MAPS

[@scunningham6109]

I am Argentinian, married to an English man. I hold great respect for this wonderful and I should say one of the most democratic countries in the world. Britain is like any other country with good and bad, but if I have to weigh a balance between good and bad, definitely good is right up high.

[@eze.king7]

Quedé enamorado de las chicas inglesas😅. Saludos🇦🇷

[@emilee99]

tuve la suerte de visitar Inglaterra un pais maravilloso, gente muy educada y amistosa... hasta he ido una segunda vez

[@evaklum8974]

LOS INGLESES FUERON DERROTADOS VARIAS VECES EN EL PASADO POR ESO ESCRIBÍS EN ESPAÑOL

[@sebastianbarrios2760]

good for you... they are just a peachy no? sobre todo cuando nos robaron... tengo muchos amigos en inglaterra y tratamos de no hablar sobre la guerra, pero hay cosas que simplemente no se pueden dejar pasar... que vos ni lo menciones, habla mucho de lo nada que amas a Argentina, que conseguiste guita de Argentina, y que te importa un carajo Argentina.... suerte en tu próximo viaje

[@glennoconnor1130]

@@sebastianbarrios2760strange fellow

[@tomasarias8612]

Me encantó este video!!! Soy de La Rioja Argentina, y me gusta saber que piensan los demás países sobre nosotros y en especial Inglaterra. Espero que puedas volver a hacer otro video así, y que puedas venir a conocer también nuestra provincia, tenemos grandes montañas, tierra de dinosaurios y buenos vinos por excelencia.

[@evaklum8974]

RISHI SUNAK EL ANGLOSAJÓN LONDONISTAN ANTES LONDON

[@efcanalytics8358]

Great interviews overall!

[@TheJungliViajero]

Thanks mate🙌🏽

[@efcanalytics8358]

You missied, Monoclonal antibodies, the most radical discovery in the fight against cancer and the main reason why cancer survival has increased significantly since the 90s with the use of monoclonal antibodies that target cancer cells. It was an Argentinian and a British in Cambridge 1984 Nobel prize. Cesar Milstein.

[@TheJungliViajero]

Interesting, I didn’t know that

[@joseluisherrera4669]

When an Argentinian goes for traveling in London , Manchester or whatever a Brit town , we all get speechless because we met mainly enchanting people , they keep the smiling mood despite cloudy and rainy days , otherwise we Argies complain for everything. But if an event stucked the most , i should tell the facts from my brother Pablo who incidentally stayed last December 2022 in London . Every time he went to the restaurant or snack bars , sufficed the others realized he was Argentinian and automatically all folks were claiming Argentina, Argentina in loud demonstration perhaps because those were the days of Qatar's football worldcup , not to mention the Day of the Final between Argentina vs France . Quoted by my brother : "most Brits applauding the Argie team . Me neither in Italy experienced such a warm friendly public contact, that was a marvellous environment "

[@imnosuperman9935]

If there's one country us Brits hate more than another, it's France 😅. Love the Argentina people and being a Tottenham Hotspur fan we always had a few Argentine players play for us! 🇬🇧🤝🏻🇦🇷

[@GOATFADERofficial]

Very true, every person I know in England supported Argentina and Messi against France and we were happy when you won.

[@julietalariat6187]

@@GOATFADERofficial your words sound so nice for Argentinian's ears , you are a true friendly knight , Thank U !!!!

[@julietalariat6187]

@@imnosuperman9935 🇦🇷💚🇬🇧!

[@elfedeus08]

Great video lad! Keep it up.

[@TheJungliViajero]

Thanks mate!

[@no_soy_rubio]

Great video mate, a real mix of people you interviewed there. And the comments section is lit 😂

[@TheJungliViajero]

Appreciate that mate👊🏽 Lol yeah comment sections will always be chaos in these types of vids🤣

[@EmiliaLavarelloCambaceres]

@@TheJungliViajero cuando veo la seccion de comentarios me rio tanto y otras la pienso pero es como ver en un group chat de watsapp cuando se empiezan a pelear es gracioso jajja mientras no te metan en el lio jajaja

[@fedetrani]

Sos el mejor amigo ❤

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias hermano🙌🏽

[@efcanalytics8358]

One talked about Polo and one about Rugby. One had also deep knowledge about the country. Very good mix, you picked a posh neighbourhood as well. You could have gone to Epsom or Sevenoaks

[@TheJungliViajero]

Maybe next time, if I do a sequel. Or I could go to a rough neighbourhood to switch it up and hear some other perspectives haha

[@efcanalytics8358]

@@TheJungliViajero haha, cool!

[@lucianatesta7923]

Muy buen trabajo y video! Saludos desde Argentina!

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias!

[@francosuares2316]

Good material!

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias!

[@jjgghhjk]

I admire British Literature from Beowulf to Tolkien.

[@deanosaur808]

What about Peppa Pig? 😅🤣

[@jjgghhjk]

​@@deanosaur808that show Is such a disgrace for children.

[@joseluisbringaz7893]

Argentina es el 8 país más grande del mundo 🌎 🇦🇷💙🇦🇷💪💪

[@aldozilli1293]

Y no estan satisfechos de robar tantas tierras de los indigenas, quieren mas todavia

[@bederargentina4533]

??? que tiene que ver

[@Easy--easy]

Y yo tengo un pato

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Jaja! Poné un par de datos mas! Pobreza, educacion, seguridad, salud, etc.

[@LMAO534]

​@@leonardoiglesias2394todo lo que se puede ver en mexico jajaja

[@maximoleon9217]

V Nice video bro congrats 4 the interviews on the streets. Kisses fron bs as. I lived in uk for half a year it was so Nice...! Ohh old times ahaha

[@tiosam6085]

Me alegra ver que pese a que hay una diferencia ambos mantienen respeto y destacan las virtudes del otro, algo que en estos tiempos es difícil. Saludos 🤝🏻

[@evaklum8974]

DESDE CALIFORNIA HASTA FLORIDA ES HISPANOAMERICA

[@dieantfoordfighters]

Love this video! and greetings! Only one detail that i seem to notice is that from outside often forget that at that time, we were in a dictatorship, led by a drunk monster in power, who was disappearing people, censoring many things, oppresing people and sending our country into chaos. And at the time, he initiated the war and sent our inexperienced and poorly and cruelly trained youth to die in the end of the world to divert the population attention, from the injustice, corruption and violence of the regime. In fact, there were negotiations at one point, that were going to be fruitful, and good diplomatic relations, but it was all frustrated after a serious of events, the dictatorship being one of them.

[@joebloggs396]

Though the negotiations went on behind the islanders backs, which was questionable really.

[@moodyb2]

I remember my mother watching the news in England and it showed the throng of people in Plaza de Mayo waving Argentine flags and chanting and getting very worked up about things and it all looked quite alarming from our point of view. In exasperation , my mother threw up her hands and declared "look at that! If you threw a football among them they'd forget all about the islands!" 😂 I'm telling you this for amusement, I hope it doesn't offend you, that is not my intention. PEACE. 👍

[@dieantfoordfighters]

@@moodyb2 that's a lovely story! Honestly it's not far from the truth actually😂😂 we are very passionate about it. Don't worry brother, it doesn't offend me, let there be peace🙌🙌

[@SM-zm5xt]

​@@joebloggs396 It proves that the British government actually don't care the islander's wishes

[@joebloggs396]

@@SM-zm5xt That government didn't, but one it was invaded it certainly forced a change in perspective as it was humiliating that British subjects could just be taken over by force.

[@Nicoanizetti]

nice job, altough you should try to find any argentinians that live or have visited the uk to get a real sense of them giving out opinions, I ve personally been in the uk, both Leeds and London and found that people threated me wonderfully. And of my best mates Tom is from England, so yeah, should also interview english that have visited Argentina to see what they think. Cheers

[@TheJungliViajero]

Yeah for sure, but it’s hard to find Argentinians living in the UK. In my video, ‘What do Other Countries Think of Argentina’, I spoke to an Argentinian living in London and he had some interesting things to say about his experience.

[@atulisrockin]

@@TheJungliViajero I only met one Argentinian in London before I started dancing the Tango. But there are a few in London in the tango scene. The tango has a romantic charm and has bought me all the way to Buenos Aires. I would recommend reading the first pages and intro to Christine Deniston's 'The Meaning of Tango'.

[@bravo2627]

Me encanto este video!!! ...

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias!

[@GodeffroyFaerber]

Te felicito por tus videos. Mis respetos.

[@TheJungliViajero]

Muchas gracias🙌🏽

[@adlv]

Que lindo grupo conseguiste para hablar. Si bien el sentimiento es fuerte en Argentina respecto a 1982, no afecta o afectó lo que hace a la relación entre las personas,. De hecho, cuando visite las islas hace pocos años sentí lo mismo y aun los isleños teniendo un sentimiento muy fuerte hacia Argentina , el respeto entre las personas allí esta intacto y pase un tiempo excelente conociendo las islas y su gente. A mi también me hubiera gustado una final entre Inglaterra y Argentina.

[@SM-zm5xt]

Ojala nunca se juegue una final de copa entre Argentina e Inglaterra. No desarrollo

[@DiegoALexis2079]

Quite interesting. If our countries were governed by normal people, regarding that conflict we would reach an agreement within a week. But we all know that those who rule are always the worst. Saludos desde Rosario

[@deanosaur808]

Unfortunately it is never that simple. One country invaded, another defended the other from the invader. the rest is complicated 😅 Still, much love to the Argentinian people 🥰

[@danielleetaylor]

I love Argentina. Everyone was so friendly when we traveled there ❤

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

All that written below, you are a nice young man, that's the main thing. 🙏🏻

[@kimbirch1202]

The fact is that the people who live there want to be British. This is all that matters.

[@esleyu6065]

El derecho de autodeterminación de los pueblos no es reconocido por Naciones Unidas cuando se trata de territorios en disputa como en este caso.

[@mharg6408]

They are descendants of people who stoled the islands, and know very well that they are in a disputed land even since before they was born.

[@kimbirch1202]

@@mharg6408 I wouldn't want to live there, for sure.

[@billyhughes805]

Well, they can go and live in Britain, I mean, just that comment shows how illegal their settlement is beyond the scope of the crime of colonialism, the reason why they can uphold it is because the UK is still military power - can you imagine the people of Iceland want to remain Argentinian - everyone would say what lunacy a comment like that is.

[@billyhughes805]

And do you know there are 8000 Brits in Buenos Aires - they I imagine enjoy living there and who is stopping them being British?

[@twerkeamusiclp]

english people here from Argentina you are wonderful like people. Later this was history.

[@genaromicol7347]

🍼🍼🍼🍼

[@federiedel]

Que interesante entrevista!

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias!

[@marianoscotti8899]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Muy lindo video ! Simply goooorgeous ! Muchos saludos, Mariano Scotti Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧

[@adrianbetts2499]

Despite the fact that the Argentine pilots were bombing our ships and our boys... The British people understood their skill and courage in the face of adversity...

[@sharkwolf7788]

I've spoke to a couple of Falkland veterans who said they wondered how some of the Argentinian pilots managed to get in the cockpits with massive balls

[@deanosaur808]

It's must be painful getting kicked in the balls 😱😆

[@nadulis19]

Nice interviews, i'm from Argentina, and i think that we learn the War of Malvinas, because we are a young country and we lost lot of young people (the people who participated in the war was 18/20 years old, they finish the high school and they were forced to join the military -because in the 70'/80' we had a dictatorial goverment-), so it was a big lost to Argentina. We are not a country that have military strategies, we are pacific, so we lost. It is amazing that in the british schools they do not study about this war. For argentinian people this war was an injury that doesn't heal. Although it is refreashing to hear people in their 40/50s that has good feelings towards Argentina. 😁 Buenas entrevistas, soy de Argentina y creo que nosotros aprendemos de la Guerra de Malvinas, porque somos un país joven, y perdimos en esa guerra mucha gente joven (los que participaron en esa guerra fueron chicos de 18/20 años, que recién terminaban la escuela y fueron forzados a unirse a la guerra, porque teníamos un gobierno dictatorial), asi que ésto fue una gran pérdida para Argentina. No somos un país con estrategia militar, somos pacifistas, así que perdimos. Es increíble que no estudien esta guerra en las escuelas británicas. Para el pueblo argentino esta guerra fue una herida que todavía no cicatriza. Sin embargo, da una buena impresión escuchar que personas que tienen 40/50 años tengan buenos sentimientos sobre Argentina. 😄

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

Hi, thank you for referring to Britain, not just England, there's a long time prevailing habit for the English & Argentinians to refer to the conflict as if it was only the English versus the Argentinians. Some of the rubbish excuses I have been given for this have been truly provocative. I am a Scot, therefore, I won't speak for Welsh, Northern Irish or for that matter, the English at this time. Many Scots like the aforementioned fought in that conflict, a disproportionate amount in fact, soldiers in the paras & marines, but also the Scots Guards at Mt Tumbledown. I alone, attended schools with four Scots that fought in the conflict. We are a proud & ancient people, we have never been part of England & never will be. The nation state currently at least, is the UK of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, not England, a video on this topic just can't only be on England & Argentina, it just can't. The conflict was so avoidable & yet it has led to so much ill feeling & should never have been allowed to get to that stage. I wish you & the beautiful people of Argentina the best of health, happiness & success. Best wishes from Scotland. Alba gu bràth! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇦🇷 PS: Sadly for reasons never explained, KZbin blacken out the ancient flag of Scotland, no explanation ever given, our flag dates back to the 9th century.

[@csbdcsbd8728]

​@@KeithWilliamMacHendryI hope you wish the beautiful people of England health and success too as you should

[@genaromicol7347]

Obvio van a tener buenos sentimientos si ganaron la guerra, es como que nosotros odiemos a paraguay

[@genaromicol7347]

@@KeithWilliamMacHendry youre brown, so youre not

[@evaklum8974]

A LOS INGLESES LOS DERROTAMOS VARIAS VECES EN EL PASADO POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL . GANAMOS CUANDO GANAR ERA IMPORTANTE .

[@michaelowino228]

Good video.

[@hernanalejandro6359]

Increíble! Como debemos aprender el respeto y el no al odio como lo tienen ustedes los ingleses. Gente muy buena y amable sin ningún comentario feo hacia nosotras ¡bravo ingleses!!🇦🇷🤝🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@mica-Chuan]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@genaromicol7347]

🍼🍼🍼🍼

[@Kaiserthgsgkiyrsfhiiy]

Can't say the same about them though

[@genaromicol7347]

@@Kaiserthgsgkiyrsfhiiy you have people who dont want us too, what do you mean?

[@scottshepherd8266]

Argentina is a beautiful and cultural country and the people very warm.

[@2mused]

Can any Argentinian tell me what they would do with the British people living on the islands if they decided to take it?

[@Navigator1989]

In the hypothetical case that the Falkands end up under Argentine rule, the people there would continue to live there in the exact same way as always. There wouldn't be any ethnic cleansing, massacre or displacement, if that is what your asking, doing something like that would make no sense and it will make things worse for us, and that's without considering all the morals, why will we do something like that? , we are not the nazis you want us to be.

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

​@@Navigator1989 Your grandfather's are nazis though 😂

[@Navigator1989]

@@indiekiddrugpatrol3117 👍

[@EVERYDAYGames00]

They wouldn't take it

[@deanosaur808]

Tricky question 😅

[@marialuisaortega1724]

I'm Argentinian, and I would l like to know Great Britain and of course British people.

[@mrbiker1294]

Dios te bendiga

[@guillermobermudez4258]

La verdad todo bien con los Tommys estos, ningún drama. Es más, quiero ir a visitar Escocia y estar unas semanas ahí a puro Whisky, y si pinta, rajar un toque a England a ver que onda la noche y los pubs.

[@pauldowney4280]

I will always remember a argentine mother crying about her lost son on a documentary and it broke my heart.

[@alanroberts8280]

The war was between the uk and argentina not england get it right ,,many welsh and scottish servicemen were lost.The junta in goverment at that time killed and disappeared many more innocent people than were lost in the war,no one seemed to mention that

[@raza_tatto0]

Para destacar la madre e hija que hablan sobre la guerra... El desconocimiento que tienen los ingleses como sociedad sobre ese conflicto, acá siempre al menos yo trato de hablar sobre el tema a gente más chica... Es nuestra memoria, en la escuela tampoco nos enseñan, se más por videos que busco documentales y haber sido soldado voluntaria y tener la oportunidad de hablar con gente que estuvo en servicio en esa época que por la escuela.

[@evaklum8974]

LA BATALLA DE PUNTA QUEBRACHO

[@Darren-sl7rp]

Because to us it was a tiny tiny no big deal war but to you guys it's your only war. Also we don't propagandist history in our schools. We were at war twice in ww1 and ww2 and in Korea. And before that we had to deal with napoleon, further back we've have centuries of war with France, the vikings, the Romans and on it goes. And you expect the British to be focused on a war they won in a matter of weeks with a few hundred dead. Millions died in the world wars and you expect the British to have the tiny Falklands war at the front of their minds. You're crazy

[@user-hl7nt1og7k]

The Falklands are almost a thousand miles from Argentina, further than Berlin is from London. The Falklands population is mostly Brits, some Chileans, a spattering of other South American nationalities, and even fewer Argentinians - Nevermind, I continued watching. You said exactly that.

[@SM-zm5xt]

Britain left the islands in 1774, never protesting the Spanish and Argentine governors, any claim prescribed by acquiescence after 55 years of complete silence. They had absolutely no right to take them from Argentina that was already settled in 1833 Proximity isn't our main argument

[@juancarlosbedacarratz2825]

Tengo el placer de conocer Las Islas Britanicas y especialmente en varias ocasiones Londres, ciudad que junto a mi esposa nos encanta .Tengo la edad suficiente como para recordar el conflicto y lamentar las inutiles muertes de tantos jovenes Argentinos como Ingleses.Exelente video!!!

[@clearskye4381]

Footbol fans (most of them) in Argentina speak just Spanish and Rugby fans (very common )have English language Knowledge's and they are from different "social-class" . Ignorants could be racist but educated people rarely are. B&B are doing a interesting "social experiment". Argentina have a bast, diverse and cinematic geography but a quite terrible social situation and I'll say that the Brit wether are the equivalent to the hardest problems of Argentina. We're happy people and particularly I found England a place of amazing and open mind people,kind and loyal.sensible and intelligent . We can learning a lot from England and England can learning as well from us social skills (in some cases). England is full of sweet people and they are one of the best on the music industry globally . The colony's happen a long time ago and England and Argentina will be very good friends in the future when the mutual fear goes away. This vid is a very good start. I Love my beautiful England and I do as well with my beautiful Argentina. Peace and Love for all.

[@francoalba19]

Soy argentino, y a los ingleses ni un vaso de agua ❤

[@lovelybitofbugle219]

Yes we do bro. We're not poor like Argentina 😅

[@lovelybitofbugle219]

You cant even win a war with us. And in you're own garden 😅😅😅

[@megustaelmate5499]

​@@lovelybitofbugle219Argentina only lost one of the many wars against UK. In most of them Argentina won B)

[@vivianaromero9029]

Lindas entrevistas, cuando visite Londres con mí hijo menor, el llevo un mapa de malvinas que decía son argentinas pero no lo dejó finalmente porque nos atendieron tan bien, que para que provocar diferencias, gracias por las cosas lindas que decís de argentina mí pais❤

[@evaklum8974]

LOS INGLESES DESPRECIAN A LOS DEMÁS...SOLO RESPETAN LA FUERZA Y LA VIOLENCIA...POR ESO NO HAN IDO A ENFRENTARSE A LOS RUSOS EN UCRANIA Y POR LO MISMO SE FUERON DE HONG KONG

[@gustavoalexisalderete8942]

Muy lindo tus entrevistas , la verdad es que me parecieron muy amenos los británicos, pero las Malvinas son Arg,. Soy de Salta y no hace el calor q tu crees , es una provincia muy grande y tenemos todos los climas , pero la parte turística es templada y muy agradable, la capital esta a unos 40 km de la pre cordillera de los Andes en un valle y es agradable te sugiero visitarla en primavera ,

[@TheJungliViajero]

Gracias

[@TheNikolius]

You've been indoctrinated/brainwashed, so your views are understandable

[@raza_tatto0]

Fueron, Son y Serán ARGENTINAS.

[@evaklum8974]

GIBRALTAR ESPAÑOL MALVINAS ARGENTINAS HONG KONG CHINO

[@evaklum8974]

​@@raza_tatto0 GIBRALTAR ESPAÑOL MALVINAS ARGENTINAS HONG KONG CHINO

[@SebastMorillo84]

Esa señora fue quien más conocía sobre Argentina, aunque 8:36 Fitzcarraldo de Herzog fue grabada en Brasil y Perú

[@joaquinceballos5512]

08:45 "Evita y su junta", que lindo sentirse entendido

[@moder536]

What part isn't clear in the 21st century that we still have to explain this? Argentina has claimed sovereignty over the Falkland Islands since they became part of its territory after independence in 1816, even having its own Argentine government during that period. However, in 1833, the islands were illegally invaded by the United Kingdom without the consent of the Argentine government of the time. This British action was deemed illegitimate by Argentina and the international community. Since then, Argentina has maintained its sovereign claim over the Falkland Islands, supported by international law prohibiting the acquisition of territory by force. Therefore, Argentina's claim is based on both history, geography, and legal principles emphasizing the illegitimacy of the British occupation and Argentina's territorial integrity.

[@zigongosaurus5274]

Stop spreading this garbage everywhere. Argentina never pressed any claim to the islands until 1829 through a British-backed business venture, which they had no right to do. That settlement got attacked by Americans in 1831 and then they set up a garrison in 1832, which was kicked out in 1833. Argentina appointed governors without consent from the United Kingdom and faced the consequences of its actions. Such an action was not deemed illegitimate by the international community and Argentina itself signed away its claim in 1850 and didn't bring it back until 1946. There was no law prohibiting acquiring territory by force in 1833, and thats not even what the British did. We came down to rightful British territory, told the Argentine garrison to get the hell out, and they did, without a single gunshot being fired.

[@moder536]

It seems you need to learn more about history, real and documented history. It is essential to clarify historical inaccuracies about the Malvinas Islands and present the facts as they occurred: Spanish Sovereignty and Early Settlements: Discovery and Spanish Administration: The Malvinas Islands were sighted in 1520 by members of Magellan's expedition aboard the Spanish ship 'San Antonio'. Since then, the islands were included in the Spanish colonial domains and registered on European maps. Sevillian cartographer Andrés de San Martín made the first map of the islands in 1520. French Settlement and Recognition of Spanish Sovereignty: France established an illegal settlement called Saint Louis. In 1767, France internationally recognized Spanish sovereignty and returned the islands to Spain. British Expulsion and International Recognitions: Occupation and Expulsion by Britain in 1765-1770: In 1765, Great Britain established an illegal settlement in Port Egmont. In 1770, following orders from the Spanish crown, the governor of Buenos Aires, Francisco Bucarelli, expelled the British from the islands. After tough negotiations, it was agreed that Great Britain would return Fort George (Port Egmont) to Spain and then voluntarily abandon the islands, which was fulfilled. Recognitions in International Treaties: The Treaty of San Lorenzo (1790) between Spain and Great Britain implicitly recognized Spanish sovereignty over the Malvinas. This treaty stipulated that Great Britain would not establish settlements in territories under Spanish dominion in South America. Argentine Inheritance of Spanish Rights: Principle of Uti Possidetis Juris of 1810: After its independence, Argentina inherited territorial rights from Spain according to the principle of uti possidetis juris. The United Provinces of the Río de la Plata assumed sovereignty over the Malvinas as part of the territories inherited from Spain. Acts of Sovereignty Prior to 1833: In 1820, Colonel David Jewett, on behalf of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, raised the Argentine flag on the islands and proclaimed Argentine sovereignty, warning whalers and fishermen about the illegality of their activities. British Occupation of 1833 and International Response: Violation of Argentine Sovereignty: On January 3, 1833, British Commander James Onslow, commanding the HMS Clio, intimidated Argentine Commander José María Pinedo to lower the Argentine flag and withdraw within 24 hours, otherwise he would do so by force. Recognizing British military superiority, Pinedo withdrew with his forces. Autonomous and Illegal Action by Onslow: The occupation was carried out autonomously by Onslow, as his orders were limited to Port Egmont and did not include Port Soledad. This act of force contravened peaceful relations and treaties between both countries. International Legislation and Occupation by Force: Violation of International Law: The British act of force in 1833 was a flagrant violation of the international law of the time. International law, even in that period, required respect for the territorial integrity of states with which peaceful relations were maintained. At the time of the usurpation, Great Britain and Argentina were not at war but maintained peaceful and friendly relations as stipulated in a treaty. Argentine Response and Diplomatic Protest: Argentine authorities reacted quickly, expressing their rejection and protesting diplomatically against the British occupation. This act prevented Argentina from re-establishing the settlement it had built with so much effort in the twenties. In summary, the British occupation of the Malvinas Islands in 1833 was illegal and a violation of Argentine sovereignty inherited from Spain. History, international treaties, and the principles of international law support Argentine sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands. The narrative seeking to justify the British occupation distorts historical facts and has no legal or moral basis. The Malvinas Islands will remain Argentine by historical and sovereign right. Finally, it seems necessary to clarify some key points about history and international law regarding the Malvinas Islands. Over the years, the truth has been hidden from both the British and the current islanders. It is time to recognize the historical and legal reality: Great Britain has acted as a pirate nation, and the world will celebrate when they take a step towards truth, morality, and international law. Relax and learn the real history for when you come to have a barbecue in the Malvinas Islands, Argentine territory.

[@zigongosaurus5274]

Again with the Argentine revisionist propaganda being paraded as "muh real history". There is no evidence Magellan discovered the islands in 1592. He was simply too far away. That's like if I was in Chicago, looked out my window, and saw the White House. The only way Magellan could have seen the islands from where he was, even with a modern attic telescope, is if the Earth was literally flat. The first documented discovery of the islands was by the Englishman John Davis in 1592. There is no map of the Falklands from 1520. There is a map from 1586 that sort of a tiny bit resembles the archipelago, done by André Thevet (1516-1590). In 2012 a book was published claimed that this map was copied by a 1520 map by Andrés de San Martin, but there is no proof this map even exists. The first reference to this nonexistent map was in 1982 (hmm, suspicious). Only the 1586 map is known to exist and may not even be of the Falklands. The first proven map of the Falklands was done by the Dutch explorer Sebald de Weert in 1600. By the time France established a settlement in 1764, it was already known that the islands were British. They appeared on maps as the Falklands Islands from as early as 1702, replacing "the Sebald Islands" which had been the name for much of the 17th century, and the World Atlas showed the islands as British. The main motivator for France relinquishing its claim and settlement to Spain was simply that they were allies and France was bitter about getting floored in the Seven Years War. This has no bearing on British sovereignty. Britain never agreed to voluntarily abandon the islands after Port Egmont was restored in 1771. In fact, the action to expel the British settlement was not even a decision made by the Spanish Crown or government. Once the Spanish government found out, they tried to get France to aid in a potential war against Britain, but Louis XV declined as France was in a terrible situation financially. It was the lack of French support that forced Spain to negotiate and hand back the settlement. The First Nootka Convention of 1790 saw both sides agree that they wouldn't make new establishments in each others territories but at no point in any of these agreements did Britain surrender its sovereignty claim. Spain and Britain agreed not to consider each others claims, with Spain claiming East Falkland and Britain claiming the entire archipelogo. The British were still able to set up temporary structures and use the islands for stop offs, and there were still British fishermen and sealers using the islands. In fact, the 6th Article of the First Nootka Convention stated that any claim by a third party would allow for both Britain and Spain to return with full force and establish new settlements on the islands. When Argentina tried pressing a claim in 1829, that article was broken and Britain could return, which it did. Spain didn't as it still didn't recognise Argentina. The principle of utis possidetis luris applies only to inland territorial features and not islands 400 miles away. When the United Provinces was in the process of gaining international recognition from other powers (one of which being the United Kingdom) it presented its territorial claims and not once did it include the Falklands in these claims. Again in 1825 when diplomatic and economic relations were officially established between Argentina and Britain, Argentina made no claim to the islands. Spain also never relinquished its claim to the islands to Argentina, and still claimed them until 1863, the same year it finally recognised Argentina. By then, Britain had returned and had continuously governed the islands for 30 years. David Jewett crash landed on the islands in 1820 and claimed them supposedly on the orders of the Argentine government, however there is no proof he was given such orders. The story didn't reach Buenos Aires until a whole year later, whereupon it was treated as a foreign affair. In other words, they didn't care and continued to press no claim to the islands. Pinedo and his garrison had no right to be on the islands. On 10 September 1832, Argentina appointed Esteban Mestivier as governor, which was immediately protested by the Britain. Argentina ignored this just as they had done with Vernet. Mestivier was sent on a ship with the intention of setting up a penal colony on the islands. This was, in fact, the ONLY ever attempt by Buenos Aires to set up a colony on the islands in their own name. It failed. The ship mutinied and Mestivier was murdered on 30 November. José Maria Pinedo was then appointed Governor, but by then the British had had enough of the encroachment on rightful British territory and the ignored diplomatic warnings. This, combined with the earlier USS Lexington raid of 1831, and the breaking of the 6th Article of the First Nootka Convention, spurred the British to reassert its original sovereignty over the islands. The only reason there was ever a settlement in the 1820s is because Luis Vernet had secured British support and sanctioning in setting up a private business venture in 1828. He brought along some settlers, some Argentine, some American, some British. He had a British deputy and was subject and reported to the British consulate in Buenos Aires. This marked the first time any people officially of Argentine nationality lived on the islands. With British permission. That's why when the British returned in 1833, they only ordered Pinedo and his garrison to leave, as they had no permission to be there. The settlers did have permission, and so were encouraged to stay. All but four did. Argentina had no right to press a claim through a British-backed business venture in 1829. The final Argentine protest regarding the return of the islands to their rightful holder was in 1849. At the Arana South Convention of 1850, Argentina officially defaulted back to the status quo and resumed friendly relations with the United Kingdom. This included dropping its claim to the islands. Argentina wouldn't bring its claim back until 1946, 97 ENTIRE YEARS LATER. Any claim they had died in about 1900. It was in 1946 that Argentina began to distort history and spout some of the arguments that you are now here parroting. The islands are British by original sovereignty, effective occupation, acquisitive prescription, and above all, self-determination. There have only ever been three usurpations to take place on the islands. First by Spain in 1770, expelling Port Egmont. Second by Argentina between 1829 and 1833, which wasn't even a continuous presence. And thirdly in 1982 when they started a war of aggression, condemned by the international community and in direct breech of resolution 2065 which calls for peaceful negotiation and dialogue. Argentina also repeatedly rejects the islanders rights to Self-determination, despite being one of the countries that signed the UN Charter declaring it a UNIVERSAL AND INALIENABLE right. Argentina is the only party that has defied international law as it concerns the Falklands. Their claim has zero basis, and this is perhaps why, despite all the blustering, they routinely refuse to take their case to the International Court of Justice for the whole world to see. Because then it will be made clear that they have zero claim. Your comment is based on already tired debunked points. If Argentina had such a strong claim it wouldn't refuse to go to the ICJ so many times. Simple. The Falklands Islands are a British Overseas Territory whether you like it or not.

[@kimbirch1202]

I feel sorry for Argentinians having to endure military coups and economic mismanagement.

[@mharg6408]

Thanks to God there are no more military coups, it was something of the XXth Century over Argentina and Latin America. The economic mismanagement continues for sure, but in a worst way than when the Military Junta were in power.

[@kobinho1917]

I feel for the British having to endure Tory rule

[@kimbirch1202]

@@kobinho1917 I have no interest in any government.

[@fernando367ful]

Pero cuándo los ingleses invadieron las Islas Malvinas, no había dictadura, así que no es una excusa, la dictadura Argentina para que los ingleses se la queden con la excusa de los falsos isleños, los cuáles no todos son británicos étnicos, en la actualidad hay 3.600 isleños provenientes de 35 nacionalidades distintas de esas nacionalidades que más hay son chilenos. A una población implantada no se la respeta. Qué harías si te roban tu casa por la fuerza??

[@hernanvargas3991]

@@mharg6408 que va ser mejor.si los militares empezaron con las deudas externas y con democracia la gorilada

[@sandrapardo6846]

La que hablaba español se enamoró de vos,jajajajaja.......vivo en Calafate, cuando quieras estas invitado

[@TheJungliViajero]

Jajaja Ok muchas gracias🙏🏽

[@jordihako2867]

Jorge Lanata, most important reporter in Argentina said to the chilean TV in january 2023 'argentinians still don't understand they've lost the war'

[@temperleyolimpo9813]

Alto video, esperando parte 3 4 5 6 etc

[@TheJungliViajero]

gracias, cuales países te gustaría ver?

[@temperleyolimpo9813]

@@TheJungliViajero Me refería al mismo video de gente hablando sobre argentina y la guerra, pero obviamente otras personas

[@TheJungliViajero]

@@temperleyolimpo9813 ahh ok, yes for sure, stay tuned👍🏽

[@slh950]

Whyy doesn't Argentina invade Chile and Uruguay as well , as they seem to think they should own everything based purely on geographic proximity??

[@draneit4038]

And why does England want islands that are 12,789 kilometers from their country?

[@slh950]

@@draneit4038 they don't. But the people who live there and settled the place for hundreds of years think of themselves as British, so who cares, leave them alone!

[@SM-zm5xt]

Proximity is NOT our main argument, buddy 🤡

[@SM-zm5xt]

​@@slh950UK stole the islands, expelled Argentinian people, implanted its own and now begs for self-determination On the other hand, UK is one of the countries that rejects the will of Crimean and Donbass people to be part of Russia But yeah, now we Argentinians have to respect the opinion of implanted people only because the British wish it 😴👍🏼

[@slh950]

@@SM-zm5xt ok. Well then why didn't Argentina claim the western side when that was a possibility. It is so petty, it is about pride. There is a historical population there from England, and there is a historical population in Argentina from Spain. What is difficult about that??

[@scunningham6109]

Argentina great in football, Rugby, Polo, Tennis. Several Noble Prizes, Dr Favarolo creator of the Bypass saving millions of lives, creators of the first ever fingerprint by an argentine police, crators of the IV or intravenous fluid, invention of the Biro (common pen) by an argentine/Hungarian Lazlo Jose Biro, we have great architects, and great musicians Astor piazzola, Libertango one of the tangos featured on films like "Frantic" with Harrison Ford and let us not forget our Lalo Schifrin with the most iconic background score of "Mission Impossible" and many other famous films. The list of great argentine inventions continues but for now I just mentioned a few. Argentina latest 18 and earliest 19 centuries was a land of immigrants from all over Europe..

[@MrLaizard]

Jan Vucetic, the creator of the fingerprint system was actually a croat form the Austro-Hungarian territories of Dalmatia who settled definitvely in Argentina

[@scunningham6109]

@MrLaizard exactly, my point is that the majority of the argentine population late 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century up to 1940 we were all from european descent. Some of our parents were born in Argentina, and some of us became argentines. In the case of the anthropologist Juan Vucetich, he was of hungarian/argentine nationality. Thank you for taking the time to respond to me!!

[@Darren-sl7rp]

​@@scunningham6109so in other words you're colonisers who point the finger at Britain and accuse it of being colonisers. And when it comes to Nobel prizes and inventions you are a long long long way behind the brits. That just an objective neutral fact.

[@carllawrenczuk9173]

Should go to the Falklands mate. My old atc squadron did looked a lot like Scotland or Wales 👍🏻

[@TheJungliViajero]

Yes mate definitely in my plans at some point in the future. Got a couple of trips planned until the end of next year and when my channel is bigger (and I’m making more money from KZbin lol), I’ll get down there.

[@myfamily1989]

​@@TheJungliViajero you could ask the people what they think about Argentina

[@BuffOrpington7]

I remember the Falklands invasion very well. Argentinians were out on the streets, protesting against the fascist military junta and its leader, General Galtieri, used the oldest trick in the book - one that countless leaders have used over the centuries: when things are tough at home, distract the people with a war. Almost instantly, the same people who'd been protesting against Galtieri were now protesting against the UK. Meanwhile, in Britain, Margaret Thatcher knew that both her political career and Britain's status as a world power would be irreparably harmed if she let Argentina seize British territory without a fight, so the war was inevitable. It's a great tragedy that the lives of so many young men were lost needlessly - many of us felt very sorry for the young, Argentinian conscripts. As Borges famously said, it was like two bald men fighting over a comb. But the one thing that is often missed is the fact that there were over 2000 people who were born on the island - descended from generations of settlers. The islands were uninhabited when they were originally settled. Regardless of the legalities and arguments about ownership, shouldn't any decision about sovereignty be taken by the island's inhabitants and nobody else? It's their home. Unlike Argentina, they didn't seize it from a native population. Today's Falkland Islanders are not responsible for the actions of Britain 200 years ago. So the short answer is that the Falklands should only become part of Argentina if the current inhabitants vote for it. I hope that British and Argentinians do not allow this issue to spoil what should be a friendship. What we have in common is bigger than the thing which divides us.

[@SM-zm5xt]

Read to me, Saxon: 1) Almost 70% of Argentinian people have indigenous ancestors. Nor Spain or Argentina killed them like Britain did in their former colonies. We are descendents of both European and Natives. WE BELONG HERE 2) UK stole the islands, expelled Argentinian people, implanted its own and now begs for self-determination On the other hand, UK is one of the countries that rejects the will of Crimean and Donbass people to be part of Russia But yeah, now we Argentinians have to respect the opinion of implanted people only because the British wish it 😴👍🏼 3) We have few things in common. We don't even speak the same language. Don't lie

[@flacosolazzi6250]

Respecto de la señora de los 8´50´´: Argentina no invadió nada, Usted no invade el dormitorio de su casa Las Islas Malvinas fueron invadidas por inglaterra en Enero de 1.833 Esperamos que el Reino Unido las devuelva y de esa forma volver a tener buenas relaciones entre Argentina e Inglaterra Saludos cordiales desde el sur Argentino.

[@Holly23121997]

Where are you getting this information from? You're missing out a lot of information. Britain didn't invade their own island. They settled on the island in 1776 after landing in 1765. Argentina invaded not the UK. Argentina wasn't even a country when the UK settled in the Falklands. Stop trying to force points that aren't correct.

[@flacosolazzi6250]

@@Holly23121997 Castellano (Español). No se habla ingles en ningún país de América del Sur. Obviamente la equivocada sos vos. A Argentina le corresponden las Islas Malvinas por ser heredera de España, que fue la dueña de las islas Malvinas desde la Creación del Virreinato del Río de la Plata Nadie (salvo pequeñas excepciones) quiere a inglaterra en América del Sur. Las Islas no tienen otro nombre que no sea Malvinas. Conocemos muy bien como fue siempre la política exterior de ese pequeño país europeo con su apotegma de "Dividir para reinar"

[@Holly23121997]

@flacosolazzi6250 your reply literally makes no sense. The languages of south american countries have nothing to do with ownership of the Falklands. Spain was the 3rd country that settled on the island, behind France and Britain. I replied with the literal history of the island. You can try to convince yourself against it but its the truth 🤷‍♀️

[@SM-zm5xt]

​@@Holly23121997Britain left the islands in 1774, never protesting or challenging the 32 Spanish and 5 Argentine governors, any claim prescribed by acquiescence after 55 years of complete silence. They had absolutely no right to take them from Argentina that was already settled in 1833

[@gadhager]

creo que ellos son muy educados, aca habrian salido gritando los entrevistados.

[@macca1626]

😂 It depends where you go in England, hes In a very wealthy part of London

[@user-tx8fs1be3x]

Excelente video, muy buena química con la gente que contestó en forma natural. Menos mal que somos buenos en el futbol y está Messi, y antes Maradona sino ni nos conocen fuera de Sudamerica! Argentina es un pais que debería haber sido por su potencial como Estados Unidos, y seguimos sumergidos en los mismos problemas desde hace 80/90 años, cuales serán todas las razones?.....

[@TheJungliViajero]

Muchas gracias

[@wonjubhoy]

You also have famous tennis players, Evita Peron and the pope.

[@TheJungliViajero]

@@wonjubhoy didn’t know those two played tennis?

[@ayabs8590]

La relacion entre Argentina y Chile empezó siendo mala cientos de años antes de la guerra de Malvinas por problemas limitrofes e incluso en 1979 casi estuvimos al borde de una guerra , una locura inaceptable , por ese rencor fue que el gobierno chileno ( no el pueblo chileno ) apoyó a Inglaterra..hoy ya no es asi solo guardan resentimiento la gente mayor de 50 años, pero los jovenes no ...los tiempos cambian las ideas se acomodan ...es notable que no menciones que los ingleses no son muy queridos en Bangladesh , en España en latinoamerica incluida chile , actualmente. entonces debieras plantearte porque si las cosas mejoraron entre Argentina y Chile...todavia en el mundo odian a los ingleses junto con su gobierno ...es curioso eso no es asi?

[@tomasojedareyna]

Hay odio por su dominio histórico hacia Argentina y otros países

[@ayabs8590]

@@tomasojedareyna Nunca hubo dominio histórico de Chile hacia Argentina ni viceversa hubo estrategia diplomaticas militares fallidas , si hubiese habido dominio histórico de uno de los países hacia el otro estaríamos uno sojuzgado por el otro y nada que ver , cada uno sigue su destino sin intervención del otro

[@andresperalta6849]

@@ayabs8590 se refiere a Inglaterra no a Chile

[@ayabs8590]

@@andresperalta6849 yo me refiero a Chile no a Inglaterra y eso está claro para vos ahora

[@andresperalta6849]

@@ayabs8590ya lo se, estaba queriendo solo aclarar el teléfono descompuesto que se generó 😅. El primer comentario hace alusión al domino inglés, no al de Chile, se generó un bardo con Chile que nada que nada que ver jaja

[@juanfazio5019]

Soy argentino hasta la muerte, pero conozco algo de Inglaterra, más que nada Londres y siento que tienen una sociedad muy cosmopolita que es muy cordial, amable y de buenos modales, me encanta todo lo concerniente al Reino Unido y sus costumbres, especialmente Londres que es a mi juicio una ciudad absolutamente extraordinaria.

[@sebastianbarrios2760]

y a nadie le importa

[@XBOXfan08]

⁠@@sebastianbarrios2760no me importa tu opinión

[@sebastian1504]

Que paso con la ciudad de los 15 minutos en Oxford?

[@maxheadprocediendo8845]

En Argentina en las escuelas se enseña ingles britanico, aunque pronto enseñaran chino y ruso.

[@eze.king7]

A mi primero me enseñaron ingles americano. Pero se me hace mas facil en ocasiones el británico.

[@hernanvargas3991]

Ruso?chino probablemente como parece que ya se enseña en colegios chetos

[@nahuelzapatrustegui6695]

Correr por ese lado ideológico a la Argentina es muy ingenuo .

[@megustaelmate5499]

Fuera de joda estaría piola que enseñen ruso, pero cambiaría el chino por el japonés. Siendo que si hablas español, el japonés es uno de los idiomas más fáciles de aprender

[@agustinzilloni2413]

Excelente entrevista, tejiendo puentes. Las guerras no las hacen los pueblos sino los gobernantes. En el caso de Argentina peor aún porque ni siquiera eran gobernantes electos ya que el país estaba bajo una dictadura militar

[@sebastianbarrios2760]

y? igual los británicos vinieron y nos robaron

[@SM-zm5xt]

No les quita lo de ladrones

[@pleaseignore3055]

@@sebastianbarrios2760 Oh? seems like the other way around to me. All the Argentinian arguments seem very childish, they're closer to us! You left them for a little bit so we claimed them! Ironically your arguments are revanchist and imperialist, that's why you have to outright lie about history or distort the truth. My favourite one is how you claim the Spanish were wonderful peaceful colonisers, this will probably surprise most of the Spanish who are aware of their history but these are the lengths you have to go to for your cope. Stay mad, we will continue to enjoy the Argentinians that aren't insecure because they're great.

[@SM-zm5xt]

​@@pleaseignore3055Proximity IS NOT our main argument Britain left the islands in 1774, never protesting or challenging the 32 Spanish and 5 Argentine governors, any claim prescribed by acquiescence after 55 years of complete silence. They had absolutely no right to take them from Argentina that was already settled in 1833

[@sofiamarconiporcel7141]

Lo unico que no me gusto,Argentina no invadio nada, las malvinas son argentinas, sino mirar un mapa y fijarse quien esta mas cerca.

[@MrLaizard]

Y ni hablar que los mismisimos britanicos en el Tratado de Utrecht reconocen los territorios hispánicos en el Nuevo Mundo como no propios, renuncian a reclamarles en el futuro asi como reconocer los derechos derivados en el caso de secesión por independencia

[@juliof9457]

No solo por cercanía geográfica pertenecen a la Argentina ,sino por su historia ya que estaban pobladas y gobernadas por personal argentino hasta 1833

[@kimbirch1202]

You cannot force people to accept political.claims. You must allow the people who live in the Falklands / Malvinas to decide for themselves. That is democracy.

[@mharg6408]

@@kimbirch1202 But they must respect international laws and their evolution too. The "democratic" people of the islands supported the Chilean Dictatorship.

[@kimbirch1202]

@mharg6408 Well Argentina was a dictatorship, and protected many Nazis fleeing Germany.

[@MrJepo100]

when we have an Argentinian football player, at our club, all I know is we sing - Ar-gen-tina!