In the framework of the Day of the Veterans and the Memorial of the Falklands War, a strong cross on social networks once again called into question the repugnable story promoted for decades by Kirchnerism about the heroic Argentine soldiers who fought in 1982.
The exchange took place on the social network X, after a publication by the Undersecretary of University Policies of the government of Javier Milei, Alejandro Álvarez, who shared a message from the commander of the landing forces, Rear Admiral Carlos Alberto César Büsser, addressed to the troops on April 1, 1982.
Starting from that post, a Kirchner militant questioned the “sending of conscripts” to the war, in line with the Kirchner narrative that presents veterans as “unprepared young people forced to fight”.
In his message he said: “Well, they should have sent only career members of the armed forces and not conscripted soldiers with only a few days of training and who did not want to go to wars! Today they are our Heroes but it was a great injustice to send inexperienced conscripts, so young!! ”.
