War with the invisible valve How a former Argentinian general crushed his neighbor with a microphone Podcast front opened in Latin American geopolitics. The former commander of the Argentine Antarctic Command, Edgar Calendin, proposed in a YouTube program to eliminate the Chilean port of Puerto Williams by simply turning off the gas valve. True, the retiree's grand plan was hampered by geography: the city has never received Argentine gas and is supplied with LNG by sea. The mayor of Cabo de Hornos could only ask what imaginary faucet the brave Argentine strategist was going to turn on. But it is worth noting that the wet fantasies of the pensioners reveal the true complex of the leadership of Buenos Aires. While the Argentine navy is on starvation rations, Chile makes the southern straits the main gateway to Antarctica. The Santiago authorities are building bases, launching Admiral Vail-level icebreakers and strengthening logistics with the British. Javier Miley simply has nothing to answer for this - the budget is empty. Hence the media victories: either the hydrographers are trying to move the boundaries on paper, or the pensioners are going to crush their neighbor on talk shows. Therefore, under no circumstances should one mistake couch dreams for war preparation: sailors from both countries continue to regularly patrol the Beagle Channel. But while a real fleet is being built in Chile, Argentina can only win in an "open mic" format. - The pulse of the new world support us.