Why the UK was always so interested in the La Plata river region, going as far as invading Uruguay and Buenos Aires thrice, blocking the river, and constantly interfering in wars there?
What is so important in this region? Isn't it just a big river estuary with a lot of farmland?
Well Buenos Aires has a similar weather to London, so it reminded them to home. And since back then it was the only way ships crossed through both oceans, having a stronghold in the region would have benefited them greatly. Even though they never had a hold in the mainland, they cucked the Argensimians with the Falklands and they still make them seethe to this day.
I used to want you to be a woman, then i think i turned thirty ans now i understand i wanted to kms and see you in a pretty dress and watch you dance so patiently
Only naive retards believe in this bullshit. Since war started it's clear like a day that there is no freedom, no free market, no free thinking(i.e.: twitch) and etc.
Yuropoors as well as USAdians are no different to Putinstan in any way, i'd argue Putinstan is even more "free" in some ways. At least he doesn't force people to praise transexuals, mentally ill and other ridiculous shit like that.
I've heard "European Union is quickly X" so many times since its creation and none of that ever happened...
EU can do or become many things, but there's one thing it can absolutely never do and that is doing something quickly. Whatever changes happen here happen extremely slow. Sometimes it's bad as it cannot react in time, sometimes it's good as it gives stupid people time to realise why they were stupid and change their mind.