Alex Lucic

Father, Christian, Centrist ✝️🇬🇧

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@LilPudgeBear He isn’t. He’s served his country his whole life, served in the Royal Navy, fought passionately for the preservation of the natural world and is a deeply Christian man. He personally stripped Andrew (whom you’re getting him confused with) of his prince ship. Show some respect.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@patomolina Argentinians are great people

England discovered the islands 1592

Claimed the uninhabited islands in 1690

Settled in 1765 before Spain

A brief Argentine colony of 52 people for 4 years doesn’t change this

99.80% of Population voted to remain British

Can we move past this?

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@SI94016511 @Robkearney1981 How can you be a “Squatter” when you owned the house 126 before the other party was born and had resided there 51 years before they were even born.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@dexsoul85 Yes Britain has lawfully claimed it and owned it. Nothing is more lawful for sovereignty than self determination of its inhabitants. 99.80% of Falkland Islanders voted to remain British. Whatever way you try and spin this narrative you cannot argue that. Good day.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@dexsoul85 First to discover and first legal claim - England 1690 (possibly 1592)

Settled 1765 before Spanish

Treaty of Utrecht confirmed Spanish America never included the Falklands.

Permanent British sovereignty for 193 years

2013 Falklands referendum 99.80 voted to remain British

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@dexsoul85 I think permanent British settlement for the last 193 years is proof enough.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@xNavJohan 1. The RN defended the Falklands in 1982 with 2 light Carriers. Argentina had 200 fighter aircraft.

2. Britain lost 1,263,600 soldiers KIA in the wars.

3. We now have 2 80,000 tonne carriers which can carry 72 F-35s each. Argentina now has 6 F-16s. You think we’re worried?

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@dexsoul85 @mileyspuchaina @Robkearney1981 You understand that the English claimed the land a minimum 74 year before France did? (It may have been 172 years before) The reason France had that colony was because they were an enemy of Britain to annex it - likely still annoyed that they had just lost New France to Britain.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@TomToepfer53 @WHLeavitt The families of 636 dead British soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq would disagree with you.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@PainDayan The fact they were rightly allowed a free and democratic independence vote and voted to remain suggests clearly yes but chose not to. Better together.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@TSalfordian @Robkearney1981 1592 is possible but the navigational error makes it questionable. The 1690 claim is undisputedly the coordinates for the Falklands.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@dexsoul85 @mileyspuchaina @Robkearney1981 I don’t ignore the French. That wasn’t the question. France had a settlement for 3 years on the Falklands in 1764 on land already lawfully claimed by Britain which would now be considered an annexation. As the French relinquished their sovereignty claim this is a moot point.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@Cypher1984 You realise throughout human history the first settlers are considered the rightful owners of that land?

In every culture

Every civilisation

Every court

Your argument is nonsensical as British land is already claimed

The Falklands were uninhabited.

Unlike Argentina…

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@patagonikenk @g0hww @Robkearney1981 You can only invade a land if it has occupants. The Falklands were uninhabited when the English first arrived in 1690. The British settled in 1765. The Spanish Invaded in 1767 but the English settlers returned with 100’s of whalers also on the islands. Argentina did not exist.

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@thor5618 @Robkearney1981 They were discovered and claimed by the English 74 years before France’s first settlers arrived. Spain illegally attacked the English Colony in 1767. France ceded its claim Spain but the Treaty of Utrecht confirmed the limits of Spanish America which did not include the Falklands

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@reyconejo87 Bet you can’t produce them. Because it’s made up.

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@guapo_naco After Crimea was illegally annexed yes. By your logic Nazi Germany annexing Austria was also alright then? No one believes the Crimean vote was democratic even if some of the population were pro Russian. Just like the Anschluss.

[Alex Lucic @AlexLucic2]

@DrMaximus_NYC Mate you really need to read up. The Falkland islands were discovered completely uninhabited by the English in 1690 and claimed.

In 1765 The British colonised the Falklands. In 2013 referendum 99.80% of Falkland Islanders voted to remain British. It’s called self determination