Brexit campaigner Daniel Hannan warns a US shift on the Falklands would wreck the Atlantic alliance

When Argentina sent a military garrison and, in 1829, appointed a governor, both the U.S. and Britain took it as an act of aggression. Daniel Hannan, one of the leading strategists of the Brexit campaign and director general of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), has warned in the Washington Examiner that a change in the US position on the Falklands would put the Atlantic alliance at risk. His column responds to one by economists Walter E. Block and Ege Fakkusoglu defending Argentina’s claim to the archipelago.

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