Amsel_ wrote:iwillspankyou wrote:Greenlanders want Greenland, and that is the only thing that will happen. They getting their country back, and I guess that is only fair, and will not cost them a
Hmmm. So we're talking about an independent resource rich country with virtually no military that hasn't had the time to join any alliances? Interesting.
five minutes laterhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr7OKqqTb_o
Currently, they have an alliance with Denmark (as you may, or maybe not know), when it comes to foreign policies, economic policies, and defense. You should also know that Denmark is a member of NATO.
Ppl from Greenland want to be fully independent, someday, but for now, I guess this alliance suits them fine, for the most part.
It is pretty middle age to think you can buy a country and its inhabitants in this day and age. But then again, I guess Trump has many ideas and attitudes that are outdated by 100 years or more.
As we could expect, the Danish prime minister answered Trump, that buying Greenland, is out of the question, and not negotiable. The little child as he is, had one of his tantrums and called off the official meeting that was scheduled in Denmark.
What a total idiot.
You can read this in The Guardian today:
Danes have expressed shock and disbelief over Donald Trump’s cancellation of a state visit to Denmark after its prime minister rebuffed his interest in purchasing Greenland.
The US president’s proposal at first elicited incredulity and humour from politicians in Denmark, a Nato ally, with the former premier Lars Løkke Rasmussen saying: “It must be an April Fool’s Day joke.”
and this:
Anthony Scaramucci, a former communications director for Trump, told the BBC the much-pummelled president was like a punch-drunk boxer still standing in the 12th round with no real idea what he was doing. His handlers should throw in the towel, Scaramucci suggested.
Hippocrits are the worst of animals. I love elifants.