"Evidence" of what? A line drawn by Argentina around territory they want to take over? I'm going to assume you're kidding.
a) anyone can claim any territory they like; that doesn't automatically make the claim legitimate or credible
b) claiming a territory is academic unless you can actually enforce your claim
c) Britain claimed the Falklands (decades) before "Argentina" even existed in any form as an independent country
d) if a "British" claim and presence on islands with no native population is illegitimate, what does that make a "Spanish" claim and presence on land taken from the native population that is now called "Argentina"?
Maybe the people of the Falklands are going home when the people of Argentina do.
> No, they did not claim it before that year.
https://www.google.com/search?q=1765+falklands+claim
https://www.google.com/search?q=argentine+independence
Even after so-called "Argentine independence" - half a century after Britain claimed the Falklands - "Argentina" didn't exist even remotely like the country we know today.
In fact even by 1865 - 100 YEARS after the British claimed the Falklands, and 15 years after "Argentina" relinquished claims in the treaty of Arana Southern - this is what "Argentina" looked like:
http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~21...
So who do the British owe the Falklands to again? Buenos Aires? United Provinces of the River Plate? Argentine Confederation? Chile? Uruguay? Araucania and Patagonia? Spain?
Tell me again the one about returning stolen land.
a) anyone can claim any territory they like; that doesn't automatically make the claim legitimate or credible
b) claiming a territory is academic unless you can actually enforce your claim
c) Britain claimed the Falklands (decades) before "Argentina" even existed in any form as an independent country
d) if a "British" claim and presence on islands with no native population is illegitimate, what does that make a "Spanish" claim and presence on land taken from the native population that is now called "Argentina"?
Maybe the people of the Falklands are going home when the people of Argentina do.
> No, they did not claim it before that year.
https://www.google.com/search?q=1765+falklands+claim
https://www.google.com/search?q=argentine+independence
Even after so-called "Argentine independence" - half a century after Britain claimed the Falklands - "Argentina" didn't exist even remotely like the country we know today.
In fact even by 1865 - 100 YEARS after the British claimed the Falklands, and 15 years after "Argentina" relinquished claims in the treaty of Arana Southern - this is what "Argentina" looked like:
http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~21...
So who do the British owe the Falklands to again? Buenos Aires? United Provinces of the River Plate? Argentine Confederation? Chile? Uruguay? Araucania and Patagonia? Spain?
Tell me again the one about returning stolen land.