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Maybe Greenland Would Agree to Join the US

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Not everyone in Greenland is opposed to being part of America. The clip below only includes a few interviews with Greenlanders, but who knows? Maybe they can change their minds. As part of the USA, they would be autonomous, but with mining jobs and military ports.

Polls have shown they don’t want to be part of the USA, but they don’t want to be part of Denmark, either. They are closer geographically to the US than Denmark, and they could have protection and the freedoms and benefits of Americans. They are people who value freedom, which is a major USA value.

They want to be completely independent, but they can’t survive that way. However, Denmark can’t protect them.

The clip is fun:

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Brian Fortin
Brian Fortin
20 days ago

This is a battle to the death and the US is about to cut off 70% of China’s foreign oil imports. Since China has very few domestic sources of energy, the events in Venezuela and Iran are very important to quelling their aims to dominate Taiwan and the South China Sea. Greenland is extremely important strategically. Greenland plus the oil… Read more »

MicahStone
MicahStone
20 days ago

“Maybe Greenland Would Agree to Join the US”— THE PEOPLE OF GREENLAND COULD DO THAT UNDER IT’S AGREEMENT WITH DENMARK. Greenland’s Self-Government Act, effective from June 21, 2009, replaced the previous Home Rule established in 1979. A key feature includes:
Independence Pathway: The Act recognizes the right to self-determination, allowing Greenland to pursue independence if desired.

Kae
Kae
20 days ago

Why would the people of Greenland want anything to do with the corrupt American political system?

Joe
Joe
20 days ago
Reply to  Kae

On the one hand I would agree with you. The deep state, since the late 50’s, has effectively destroyed our culture and eliminated many of our freedoms. On the other hand, America as it was founded is the best nation that has existed on earth. People wouldn’t have bled and died just to get here over the last 250 years… Read more »

uglyEuro
uglyEuro
20 days ago
Reply to  Kae

People from all over the world are risking it all to get to America. These people could join as a protectorate and self-govern but under American law. Win-win.

Rob in MN
Rob in MN
20 days ago

It’s not up to Denmark or Greenlanders. That island is as good as ours, here’s the cash offer, it expires in 30 days. There can be no question that the US absolutely must own that island. NATO should back off.

exordis
exordis
18 days ago
Reply to  Rob in MN

Actually, US control of Greenland and the basing of air and naval combat units there is essential to our ability to reinforce NATO, but Greenlanders and Eurocrats are too befuddled with TDS to realize that.

Cristo
Cristo
20 days ago

Best offer Greenlanders have gotten in a long time. Cash in their pockets, American security, law, and opportunity. And NATO and the EU kicking ice cubes.

Adonymost
Adonymost
20 days ago

Greenland would become a target, more so if America was there with industry and military. Remember Pearl Harbor.

Saltherring
Saltherring
20 days ago
Reply to  Adonymost

Nonsense. Greenland already is a target, with Russia and China sniffing around at present. A China or Russia-controlled Greenland would present a greatly increased threat to the United States, Canada, Britain, Norway and Iceland.

very old white guy
very old white guy
20 days ago
Reply to  Saltherring

Northern Canada is also a target for those countries looking at Greenland.

Cristo
Cristo
20 days ago
Reply to  Saltherring

I fear Canada, the UK and most of the EU are lost to the Globalists who by the way control China. Russia still has balls, not our mortal enemy like in the cold war days, but not an Allie either. Fare weather friend at best. Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland need to reconnect with their inner Viking, they are our… Read more »

Saltherring
Saltherring
20 days ago
Reply to  Cristo

Speaking as a direct descendant of Norwegian Vikings, I wholeheartedly agree with all you have written.

Cristo
Cristo
20 days ago
Reply to  Saltherring

“Skal” my brother in spirit.

Saltherring
Saltherring
20 days ago
Reply to  Cristo

Yah, sure, y’betcha.

very old white guy
very old white guy
20 days ago
Reply to  Adonymost

There was one hell of a price paid for that mistake by Japan.

Cristo
Cristo
20 days ago

No doubt Whitey (no disrespect intended), I wonder what the outcome would have been had we cut Japan in on the spoils of WW1?

Cristo
Cristo
20 days ago
Reply to  Cristo

or for that matter, taken China at the end of WW2.

Laurel
Laurel
20 days ago
Reply to  Adonymost

America is already there with a major Space Force base. Most of the speculation is long the line that they would remain fairly autonomous, electing a territorial governor and managing all their own local governments, but that they would negotiate the protection of the US military with a combination of land needed for a joint naval/air base and a mineral… Read more »

Saltherring
Saltherring
20 days ago
Reply to  Laurel

Greenlanders would be much better off by avoiding American universities, unless they desire to be indoctrinated by Communists, that is. I put my daughter through college, but would never encourage (or contribute to) college ‘educations’ for any of my three grandsons.

John Galt
John Galt
18 days ago
Reply to  Adonymost

Is that you Sleepy Joe? You’ve been wrong on foreign policy your whole life. Go back to the beach and have some ice cream.