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Greenland’s Prime Minister Múte Bourup Egede firmly rejected Trump’s vow to acquire the island, declaring, “Greenland is ours.”

His statement came after Trump told Congress that the U.S. supports Greenland’s self-determination but will “get it one way or another” for security reasons.

Trump’s remarks, made a week before Greenland’s elections, have fueled discussions on full independence from Denmark.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen downplayed Trump’s comments, highlighting Greenland’s decision-making process. Amidst growing interest in severing ties with Denmark, Greenlanders will vote Tuesday.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago) (1 children)

My feeling as today's designated Arm Chair General is: he'll invade Greenland before Easter, then wage a 3-front war on Canada. Plus pulling the plug from Canada's internet, cloud services etc., and of course ramping up the trade war, blockading their harbors etc.
Then, US forces will blockade the Mediterranean, using Israel as their stronghold, and relieve what's left of Russia's Black Sea fleet. The US plan for Europe is to get the Blue Banana and especially ASML under their control. What Russia will get, I don't know.
Despite all the hope-against-hope rhetoric that routinely comes up in these threads, none of this going to be a problem. In fact, I'm willing to bet money that there will be a completely new world order before Christmas.
And then the stripping of citizen's rights and the cleansing of "unwanted elements" will start.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 17 hours ago

I think you are painting the blackest picture, but the fact that this is not an unlikely scenario is frightening.

Europe is not ready to fight Russia without America. It wouldn't last three months against Russia + America and possibly China.

I don't know what will happen from now on. And I think that's the one thing we can be certain of: The world is now a place that is a lot less predictable. The post WWII Word order is over.