Queen Elizabeth’s death was celebrated by the host of the Argentine TV show, who popped champagne, saying “The old bitch is dead” on air.
Santiago Cuneo, a member of Argentina’s ruling left-wing Justicialist Party, was set on fire after mocking the Queen’s death.
In a clip that has since gone viral on social media, the Buenos Aires-based politician and TV host said in translated comments: New York Post: “It’s all over,” he added, “and a big round of applause for Satan who finally got it.”
With a chiron on the screen that read, “Old shitbag is dead,” in reference to the death of the 96-year-old British monarch, Cuneo added, “The old slut is dead,” and rudely poured a bottle of champagne. celebration.
[SOCIEDAD] English Harbor: Queen II. Santiago Cuneo’s reaction to Isabella’s death. pic.twitter.com/v3ppgJt40f
— ElCanciller.com (@elcancillercom) September 8, 2022
Anger at the beloved monarch probably stems from the Falklands War between the United Kingdom and Argentina, sparked by the 1982 invasion of the British Isles by Argentine troops.
In a conflict that lasted 74 days, the late Margaret Thatcher ordered the British army to drive the Argentine invaders from the islands; meanwhile, the Argentines lost 649 soldiers killed, 11,313 captured and nine warships and support ships before surrendering.
The inhabitants of the British Overseas Territory, about 300 miles (480 km) east of Argentina in the South Atlantic, are overwhelmingly descendants of British settlers who began colonizing the islands in 1841. 2013 referendum.
Port Howard, West Falkland: This image released by the Department of Defense shows the Union Flag waving at Port Howard in West Falkland. The flag was flown by 40 Royal Marine Commandos. At the same time, another flag was hoisted in Port Stanley, marking the end of the Falklands War.
However, Cuneo was not the only person in America to spit poison on the late queen. Before the announcement of the Queen’s death on Thursday, Carnegie Mellon University professor Uja Anya tweeted: “I heard the monarch raped a thief. The genocidal empire is finally dead. May his illness be painful.”
The Nigerian-born, US-based leftist professor’s comments were widely condemned in the UK and around the world, and Amazon’s Jeff Bezos wrote: “Is this a man who claims to be working to make this a better place? The world? I don’t think so. Wow.”
The post has since been removed from Twitter, and the platform said the comments violated its rules.
Nkrumah loves the word https://t.co/RBMmVVlApt
— Joel Pollak (@joelpollak) September 8, 2022
Source: Breitbart
