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After being
deployed to the Falkland Islands Prince William has returned home to Britain
and his deployment, as an RAF helicopter search and rescue pilot, caused a
diplomatic row with Argentina, which claims the islands, known there as the
Malvinas. According to Clarence House, he had returned after an "entirely
routine" tour and according to a spokesperson for St James's Palace, he
will have a short period of leave like the rest of his crew, before returning
to work at RAF Valley. Buenos Aires, however, which claims the Falklands are
occupied Argentine territory, sees the prince's tour as a
"provocation" but UK Foreign Secretary William Hague sees nothing provocative
about "routine military movements".
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This is
just one more example of what Prince is doing next to his obligations as a
prince. I think it is very nice of him to be so much involved with the rest of
the world and with the world problems. This article is also another example of typical power and possession conflict. Almost
every country wants more possessions and there is always some country that says
that some other country picked their land, and now that country wants its land
back. If you read the news there’s always something going on between the
countries and they’re always searching someone to blame for that and in this
case it would be a “provocation-move” from Prince William.
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