Video: William Hague dismisses Argentina's Falklands ad as 'a sad stunt' After watching Zylberberg train outside the Globe Tavern, the Falklands" most popular pub, and sprint past the Penguin News, viewers read the slogan: "To compete on English soil, we train on Argentine soil." It was broadcast on various channels at 10pm, prime time in Argentina, on the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the General Belgrano warship, which killed 323 troops, nearly half of Argentina's 649 losses during the Falklands War. He said that the advertisement represented an attempt to politicise the Olympic Games which would not find international support. "Of course in Britain we remain absolutely steadfast in our support for the self determination of the Falkland Islanders and we will always support that," he added. It is a rather sad stunt, it won't impress anybody in the world. We are not do going to take any actual action in response to it. The advert contradicted the government's recent denial that the South American country would seek political gain from the London Games which take place from July 27 to Aug 12.