Clarkson blames the Argentine government
Following an incident in Argentina last week during the filming of Top Gear, when the leaders and the film crew were chased away with stones, Jeremy Clarkson told Britain's The Telegraph today that the Argentine government had deliberately sent a Top Gear team along the way. they were awaited by an “ambush” of Argentine residents. According to the first news, the team allegedly resented the provocative license plates. On Clarkson's Porsche, the plate read H982 FKL, which could be a sign of a military conflict for the Falkland Islands that took place in 1982. Clarkson replied that this was not the main reason, as he removed the plate after two days of filming, and that it was a complete coincidence that he had such a license plate on his car. He claims that the Argentine government planned an attack on the team that on p