influence on the junta *in Argentina, and perhaps get a settlement where what had happened before wouldn’t [happen againI.“* What the Prime Minister was talking about in that public statement was a position of force. But that is not all. She was then asked if this meant that the United Kingdom had gone as far as it could and that Argentina must take some action. She answered: “We’ve gone as far as we can . . . If they want peace they can have it by withdrawing.“:!: 187. That is the plan: that is the outline followed by the Prime Minister in all talks. 188. But Ict us continue, because it does not stop there. “’ tJuoted in English by the speaker. 189. Then there is language-which I will not repeat-language that is very disrespectful to the GOV- er-nment of Argentina-and I respect the glandular system of women, because one must always be very respectful towards women-another question is put. She is asked whether she is prepared to sacrifice lives. She says, referring to the President of Argentina: “Therefore he has to go. and he won’t go by nego- tiations. He has to leave, and we have to take mili- tary action to ensure that he does.““: 190. That is the language, the language advocating force-and I tell Ambassador Parsons that I am quoting this textually so that there can be no doubt about it. I could even give him the document. 19 I, She is asked: “Does that mean we make him go whatever the cost?“* And she answers: “The cost is very much less than of having other invasions . . , So he has to go.“:‘: 192. I think that yesterday we saw the Vice-Min- ister of Argentina reply in a very gallant and appro- 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing a political situation involving Argentina and the United Kingdom, specifically the Prime Minister's public statement and her stance on military action. The text highlights the Prime Minister's words, which advocate for the use of force to resolve the situation. It seems that the text is focused on international relations and geopolitics rather than any specific economic, social, or environmental issue.

**Category**
International relations