The history of the Falklands is quite interesting Kris. At one stage, there was a French colony there, so perhaps the French have a claim! Then again, they were originally shown on maps drawn by Ferdinand Magellan, and he was Portuguese, so maybe the place belongs to them. The Argentinian claim is very tenuous at best, and ridiculous at worst. they have in addition changed their minds more than once as to what their claim to sovereignty actually is. At one stage one of their captains who was an American anyway claimed the place after he went there needing repairs, There was a British colony there at the time. Even the Dutch have been there, so are the Falklands Dutch perhaps? Regardless of who did what and when. The plain fact is that the Islanders, who have been there for some 2 centuries now, consider themselves to be British, and they want to remain British. Now that would be a breach of human rights for the Argies to take control especially with their record on human rights. What would be your reaction, if Iceland suddenly declared that they had absolute proof that the British Isles were actually theirs, and not only that but they intended to come and take the place over? I suggest you would not like that at all, but that is almost exactly what the Argies are doing, without any real proof to back their claim!