Kelpers had the first landing strip thanks to the Argentine Air Force, that built it in 1972 with aluminum sheets taken along with heavy machinery from Buenos Aires. This brought undoubted benefits to the well-being of the islanders for many years. Then the British, on May the 1st 1982, bombed that runway...
They never were,never have been and never will be what you called them,they are the Falkland Islands, and always will be,we told you that in 1982 or were you not born then .🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wow! I just noticed that the people of the Falklands are very active! It’s a good thing to be like that! (Waoo! Acabo de notar que la gente de las Falklands es muy activa. Es bueno ser así!)
Wow! That looks delicious! It looks very similar to Puertorican Pasteles and Mexican Tamales! It made me very hungry! I wish I was there to enjoy that meal!
@@aiannablairefonseca3684 : Thanks for your invitation! I’ll make sure to stop by your home in the event someday I’m able to go to the Falklands! I was born in the United States territory of Puerto Rico in 1964 and moved to New York,United States in 1978 when I was just 14 years old. In 1982 I was 18 years old during the Falklands War between United Kingdom and Argentina.
Wow! I’m really surprised it’s a piece of beef! I was believing that it was probably a piece of Lamb,due the fact that in the Falklands you can find more Lambs than Cows! You got me there my friend!
@@aiannablairefonseca3684 :Wow! I’m glad the population of Cows increased in the Falklands. In 1982 (I was just 18 years old) the total amount of Cows in the Falklands was of just around 66 while the population of Lambs was already in the thousands. During that years war between United Kingdom and Argentina there was a group of starving Argentinian (Argentine) soldiers who sacrificed a Lamb in order to cook a delicious Parillada (Barbecued meal). Most of the people of Argentina love meat. They usually prefer to sacrifice a Cow but while they were in the Falklands they realize that it was very difficult at that time to find one so they decided to adjust to the situation and were forced to rely on sacrificing a Lamb. That event is mentioned on the British 1982 Falklands War records. Thanks for your attention!
