Jeremy Clarkson was forced to leave Argentina under the police convoy, otherwise numerous locals threatened to fry him onto the barbecue. The leading program Top Gear pursued the veteran of the Falkland War, seeing that he ruled the car with the H982 FKL license plate, which refers to the 1982 conflict times. Then the war was held between Argentina and the United Kingdom for control over the Falkland Islands. The British won a strong victory, so the movement of the leading car with a similar numbering room was considered an insult. Clarkson and his colleagues Richard Hammond and James Mei hurriedly left the hotel when his entire first floor filled out of the angry veterans, which insisted that guests retained from the country, otherwise they were waiting for inevitable consequences. According to personnel, protesters shout off offensive words and eventually left the hotel only under the pressure head.
Jeremy Clarkson showed a car in his microblog, which was moving in Argentina. Photo: twitter.com/@jeremyclarkson.
Clarkson, Hammond and May immediately went to the nearest airport to catch the last flight to Buenos Aires, where they were waiting for a plane transfer to Chile. But the technical personnel of the automotive program was lucky. They left Argentina on their own cars and on the way to the border were attacked by a mad crowd of people who threw their mobile means with stones, as a result of which all cars were knocked out the glass. The Porsche Jeremy Classon was not spared with the most dubious number on which he moved along the southern province of the country, writing a special release of the program. When the young people were retracted, the technical staff BBC2, consisting of 25 people, left broken cars directly on the road and also under the guide was taken to the border.
Meanwhile, the offended Argentines continued to express their anger on social networks: "We would have made a barbecue from their meat right on the border. Jeremy Clarkson is just a British idiot. "