Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What if Denmark wanted to take over Puerto Rico? Should we just let them?
Great idea. Let’s trade PR for Greenland. Throw in Guam too.
Anonymous wrote:What if Denmark wanted to take over Puerto Rico? Should we just let them?
Anonymous wrote:They will pay Greenland voters to join USA. It will not be expensive
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.
But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.
Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.
And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.
I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.
This is my view, too. I am so terrified.
No one in my small family has cognizable claims to citizenship in another country. We have nowhere to go if this happens, and the US is effectively destroyed from the inside out. This would be a disaster for hundreds of millions of people, who lack liquid 6 or 7 figure assets to purchase property in an allied nation or culture.
I think I misunderstood Trumpism in Trump 1. I did not fully accept that he wanted to make moves inimical to the country itself, not just to Democrats or blue states. He is a vassal to the countries that have paid his debts and hold his most serious sexual and financial secrets. I am terrified that he will succeed, because no politicians are effectively opposing, and I do not believe the military will either.
He has made this clear for quite some time, certainly more than 8 years. This is why people keep referring to the "Leopards Eating Faces" party.
Anonymous wrote:They will pay Greenland voters to join USA. It will not be expensive
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.
But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.
Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.
And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.
I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.
This is my view, too. I am so terrified.
No one in my small family has cognizable claims to citizenship in another country. We have nowhere to go if this happens, and the US is effectively destroyed from the inside out. This would be a disaster for hundreds of millions of people, who lack liquid 6 or 7 figure assets to purchase property in an allied nation or culture.
I think I misunderstood Trumpism in Trump 1. I did not fully accept that he wanted to make moves inimical to the country itself, not just to Democrats or blue states. He is a vassal to the countries that have paid his debts and hold his most serious sexual and financial secrets. I am terrified that he will succeed, because no politicians are effectively opposing, and I do not believe the military will either.
He has made this clear for quite some time, certainly more than 8 years. This is why people keep referring to the "Leopards Eating Faces" party.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.
But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.
Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.
And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.
I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.
This is my view, too. I am so terrified.
No one in my small family has cognizable claims to citizenship in another country. We have nowhere to go if this happens, and the US is effectively destroyed from the inside out. This would be a disaster for hundreds of millions of people, who lack liquid 6 or 7 figure assets to purchase property in an allied nation or culture.
I think I misunderstood Trumpism in Trump 1. I did not fully accept that he wanted to make moves inimical to the country itself, not just to Democrats or blue states. He is a vassal to the countries that have paid his debts and hold his most serious sexual and financial secrets. I am terrified that he will succeed, because no politicians are effectively opposing, and I do not believe the military will either.
Anonymous wrote:There is zero point in "taking" Greenland. It's already part of NATO. We have a military base there. Denmark has said the US is welcome to expand its military presence in Greenland. They have also said the US is welcome to compete for mining deals and concessions.
But taking Greenland by force would be the end of NATO. The US will lose its military bases in Europe. 100,000 US troops will go home. A very successful trans-Atlantic alliance will be gone.
Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand will form a separate alliance, isolating the US. And naturally, a US seizure of Greenland will lead to the end of the US dollar as the reserve currency. No one will be buying the $39 trillion of debt the US currently has outstanding. Interest rates will soar in the US. Unemployment will skyrocket. And the US will stand alone in its modern great depression.
And for what? Trump seems determined to change the US from the only global superpower in the world to being nothing more than a regional bully - like Russia or Iran. Taking Greenland makes no strategic sense whatsoever. The costs to the US are enormous. And there's no coming back from it. If the US makes that move, the entire security and trade structure that has served the US very well for 80 years is gone.
I am sometimes surprised by the breathtaking stupidity of Republicans. But taking Greenland goes even further than that. There really needs to be a thorough investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. A move like taking Greenland destroys American national security. And only Russia and China benefit from that.
Anonymous wrote:If Greenland wants to join the United States they can hold a referendum. We still believe in government of by and for the people right?
Anonymous wrote:If Greenland wants to join the United States they can hold a referendum. We still believe in government of by and for the people right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the basis of Denmark's claim on Greenland ?
This is an issue best left to the citizens of Greenland based on an informed campaign.
Greenlanders are not happy with Denmark.
Actually Greenlanders are very happy with Denmark and have no interest in becoming an affiliate of the US. Facts matter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is the basis of Denmark's claim on Greenland ?
This is an issue best left to the citizens of Greenland based on an informed campaign.
Greenlanders are not happy with Denmark.
Actually Greenlanders are very happy with Denmark and have no interest in becoming an affiliate of the US. Facts matter.
If facts matter, then your post should be ignored. Try researching a bit before making incorrect assertions as if they are fact.