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Our Vice President is an idiot, sent by a moron.
- The vice-president scolded Denmark for not spending more on security in the region, saying they have "not done a good job" for the people of Greenland
They said no already. Not for sale.
- He reinforced President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the island, saying that this would be achieved through appealing to the people of Greenland, and not through military means
Vance says a lot of stuff. No one cares. Why should Greenlanders be concerned about trump's fears?
- Vance said Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand - or in this case in the snow"
What if Canada said "We have to have Alaska"? Imagine Trump's response. I means picture it. Greenland says the same.
- Trump told reporters at the White House that "we have to have Greenland"
They are a threat to everything.
- Locals in Greenland expressed concerns about Vance's visit, with several telling the BBC that his presence threatens the island
Trump & co have tried hard to alienate our allies and make friends with our enemies.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the BBC that Vance's comments about Denmark were not accurate, and "for many years we have stood side-by-side with the Americans in very difficult situations"
Why the hell does anyone care what Vance says? What is there in his background or education that gives any legitimacy to his utterances?I just noticed we do not have a subsection for North America . Greenland is part of N. America
Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip as Trump says US must have island- updates
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".www.bbc.com
- The vice-president scolded Denmark for not spending more on security in the region, saying they have "not done a good job" for the people of Greenland
- He reinforced President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the island, saying that this would be achieved through appealing to the people of Greenland, and not through military means
- Vance said Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand - or in this case in the snow"
- Trump told reporters at the White House that "we have to have Greenland"
- Locals in Greenland expressed concerns about Vance's visit, with several telling the BBC that his presence threatens the island
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the BBC that Vance's comments about Denmark were not accurate, and "for many years we have stood side-by-side with the Americans in very difficult situations"
Bet you haven't come up with any good answers to those hypothetical questions. I know I haven't.One commentator suggested that Trump is enamored with how the US acted in the late 1800s, as an admirer of our imperialist period. Bullies gotta bully after all. This is just different version of Donald grabbing *****. What an embarrassment!
As I have posted elsewhere, our grandkids will ask us about Trump with “what were you thinking?” - type questions.
Does anyone really care who Vance scolds?
I just noticed we do not have a subsection for North America . Greenland is part of N. America
Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip as Trump says US must have island- updates
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".www.bbc.com
- The vice-president scolded Denmark for not spending more on security in the region, saying they have "not done a good job" for the people of Greenland
- He reinforced President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the island, saying that this would be achieved through appealing to the people of Greenland, and not through military means
- Vance said Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand - or in this case in the snow"
- Trump told reporters at the White House that "we have to have Greenland"
- Locals in Greenland expressed concerns about Vance's visit, with several telling the BBC that his presence threatens the island
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the BBC that Vance's comments about Denmark were not accurate, and "for many years we have stood side-by-side with the Americans in very difficult situations"
So what are your thoughts on the situation?We’re afraid of being colonised again' - Greenlander politician
Qupanuk Olsen, a Greenland politician with the pro-independence party Naleraq, says the country is taking Donald Trump's demands very seriously.
She tells the BBC's Maryam Moshiri that Donald Trump Jr's visit in January first sparked concerns, saying "that’s when we realised that his words are no longer just words, he actually means what he says".
"We’re afraid of being colonised again. We’ve been a colony for the past 300 years under Denmark, it still feels like it," Olsen says. "Now another coloniser is interested in us."
Olsen, however, says Greenland needs to be "open-minded" and consider strengthening relations with the US to secure a sustainable independence strategy.
"Trump is only going to be president for the next four years so we also need to think about what’s going to happen in 10 years, 15 years," she adds.
I just noticed we do not have a subsection for North America . Greenland is part of N. America
Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip as Trump says US must have island- updates
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".www.bbc.com
- The vice-president scolded Denmark for not spending more on security in the region, saying they have "not done a good job" for the people of Greenland
- He reinforced President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the island, saying that this would be achieved through appealing to the people of Greenland, and not through military means
- Vance said Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand - or in this case in the snow"
- Trump told reporters at the White House that "we have to have Greenland"
- Locals in Greenland expressed concerns about Vance's visit, with several telling the BBC that his presence threatens the island
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the BBC that Vance's comments about Denmark were not accurate, and "for many years we have stood side-by-side with the Americans in very difficult situations"
And that was again banned in 2021..no mining for Uranium in Greenland allowed. Also pretty much all mining rights have been put on pause..In 2009, the self-rule law conferred significant powers to the Greenlandic government, Naalakkersuisut, including autonomy over the legal system and authority over all underground resources, including those within the nation’s territorial waters. Additionally, the Act on Greenland Self-Government would allow Greenland to attain complete independence if done through a referendum with consent from the Danish Parliament......Greenland’s Pursuit Of Independence: Implications For China-Greenland Relations And Arctic Resource Management
Recognized as an Arctic country, the autonomous country of Greenland has been a part of the Kingdom of Denmark since 1721. However, Denmark is only a part of the Arctic through Greenland and has cr…theowp.org
Greenlandic politicians view “large-scale extractive industries as the sole viable pathway toward achieving a self-sustaining economy.” One year later, the Mineral Resources Act was passed, granting Greenland the rights to revenue generated from mining activities and prompting the territory to seek partnerships with Chinese mining companies. In 2013, Greenland’s parliament made the decision to lift the ban on uranium extraction, allowing Greenland to participate in large-scale development.
False.Currently, China has been involved in multiple mining and icebreaking projects in Greenland, each with consequences.....
An agreement between Denmark and the US in the 1950s split the defence of Greenland between the two. The US once had 17 bases plus and 10k men on Greenland..now it has 1 and maybe 100 personnel. Danish coast guard patrols Greenlandic waters and checks fishing boats. And because of the geography of Greenland, stationing troops outside the main population centres is a waste of resources. JD Vance and Trumpets clearly don't understand basic geography...look at a freaking map.I just noticed we do not have a subsection for North America . Greenland is part of N. America
Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip as Trump says US must have island- updates
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".www.bbc.com
- The vice-president scolded Denmark for not spending more on security in the region, saying they have "not done a good job" for the people of Greenland
A change of tone..backing down..twats..oh wait Trump opened his frontal asshole again.
- He reinforced President Donald Trump's vow to take control of the island, saying that this would be achieved through appealing to the people of Greenland, and not through military means
More BS. Russia has the largest "coast" in the area so they have always been there. Yes China has been investing all over the world, because the west has not..
- Vance said Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand - or in this case in the snow"
Trump, Vance and their supporters can **** off.. real Americans are welcome as always.
- Trump told reporters at the White House that "we have to have Greenland"
- Locals in Greenland expressed concerns about Vance's visit, with several telling the BBC that his presence threatens the island
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the BBC that Vance's comments about Denmark were not accurate, and "for many years we have stood side-by-side with the Americans in very difficult situations"
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