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Will Argentina invade the Falklands again?

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The Falklands War was fought from 2 April to 14 June 1982 after Argentina invaded the British overseas territories in the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. Argentina had 649 soldiers killed, more than 1,000 wounded and around 11,000 taken prisoner. The UK lost 255 military personnel and 775 were wounded. The 1982 invasion was ordered by a desperate military govt seeking to distract their people from a crumbling economy. After restoring democracy in 1983, Argentine leaders realise that armed conflict would trigger economic sanctions and destroy trade ties with Western economies. Do you think the Argentine govt will invade the Falklands again?

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During the 1982 Falklands War, the British Army's Gurkhas sparked widespread fear among Argentine troops. This terror was caused by Argentine propaganda that depicted Gurkhas as bloodthirsty, knife-wielding cannibal warriors. This psychological warfare caused many Argentine soldiers to flee without a fight.

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Its true. Once a Gurkha draws his kukri, must draw enemy blood before sheathing back. The Falklanders sing God Save The Queen/King anytime over being ruled by Argentinian thugs.
 
Argentina has been a safe harbour for many many untreated Nazi Petty Officers and some high rank Nazi Gen as well
 
Argentina is a banana republic
Besides football and pretty South American girls they’re not known for anything else.
 
Argentina has been a safe harbour for many many untreated Nazi Petty Officers and some high rank Nazi Gen as well
Argentina's military leaders used state-controlled media to build up the morale of their conscripted soldiers. Fearing that their soldiers would surrender when the British Army's Gurkhas attacked, the officers told their troops that bloodthirsty Gurkha cannibals took no prisoners and ate their enemies after killing them. The propaganda backfired, breaking Argentine morale; instead of inspiring the soldiers not to surrender, the Gurkhas' terrifying reputation caused panic, with Argentine soldiers abandoning their posts as they were too frightened of the "cannibals".
 
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