Compersion
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agreed - but for the situation on topic i believe it is the uk and uk alone that can handle it and they might be able to do it better without usa - sure usa will provide moral support but this situation might bring massive galvanism to the uk and such the motivation to be more vocal in areas where it is not in the advantage in the adversarial nature of things to the other party. why must the trade-off be one-sided and also in the favor of whom might be thrown in the hat within Whitehall corridors. they have built their stand and position on falkands carefully and thoughtfully and painstakingly over many years. we are seeing in ukraine how messy it can get if not handled properly. also to have territorial acquisitions in modern era is difficult and prohibitive. will prc suggest a special region of Falklands tactic to Argentina to negotiate with britain due to precedent and build up its military and say that is the reason why british "gave up" falkands. but Argentina is a democracy and has open source relations with the west (sometimes a little conflicting with its economics issues and German history).Uk has any power to take on china? Uk cannot do anything internationally without usa's support
if it is a point on reasonableness and appropriateness it would need to explored in other areas and sometimes sensitive areas for others and also and if this was done for a trade-off it - what would the Argentinians think (are they prostitutes). sometimes it looks good on paper yet in action it gets mellowed down eventually under some status quo algorithm. the premise to this is if it is true that PRC is being such vocal and actionable against uk in Argentina. also one cannot run foreign policy being 99% wrong to get that 1% lottery ticket winning.
if the Argentinians were able to get this for their support and nonrecognition of taiwan - others might play more hard ball and demand more from them. and also not sure if UK will allow such for better word defamation be allowed in the public of its name ...
i believe the below stems from the action why PRC is behaving in such a way (one of the reasons) - i say this with the caveat that if it is true they are behaving like i have been hearing bits and pieces (unsure) ...
BBC News - Hong Kong ban unjustified and counterproductive - minister
also you cannot blame the uk if you registered a international document agreement with the UN and negotiated it ... the PRC needs to return to being pragmatic (which i believe is the norm usually and i suspect it ought to be always) and not supercilious (if it is true with Argentina)
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