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PETER HITCHENS: Trump is pulling the rug out from under us on the Falklands. It's time Britain grew up, there is no special relationship

So much for all that glad-handing and smiling at the White House. The truth is, the Americans don't care about us and they won't come to our rescue.

Published Sep 6, 2026 · 4:15 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online2 reads
PETER HITCHENS: Trump is pulling the rug out from under us on the Falklands. It's time Britain grew up, there is no special relationship
So much for all that glad-handing and smiling at the White House. The truth is, the Americans don't care about us and they won't come to our rescue.
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