Anonymous wrote:Setting aside how he has gone about it, what's wrong with the idea of Greenland joining the US. It cannot be negative for the very small population over there, and could be positive for them. As for the US many many benefits. So, setting aside the rhetoric, what's wrong?
Anonymous wrote:Yeh whatever, everybody has a price. There is no NATO w/o the US, you do realize that right ? What benefit does US get from being in NATO at this point, the obligation to defend Poland when the Russians show up ? Europe needs NATO, not US does not.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
The US doesn’t really need to annex this. But there should some agreement/treaty whatever, to get some significant US bases there before the Chinese and Russians weasel their way in. Maybe, they can already do this under NATO. Presented properly, all would welcome. (I realize that’s not what’s happening right now.)
Denmark has repeatedly said they would allow the US to put more bases in Greenland. That offer is already on the table. This is not about national security. If this was about national security, why would the US destroy NATO to get Greenland? That doesn't make sense.
Anonymous wrote:You apparently aren’t following this closely. This isn’t about Greenland being a threat. It’s an incredibly large piece of land strategically located between Europe and North America. And it’s virtually uninhabited. The US should have a military and commercial presence there, given all the places we have troops across the globe. And yes, we should get Danish approval. But, Trump has his own way.Anonymous wrote:It is crazy this is even being discussed. Period.
There is nothing to negotiate and there sure as heck should not be any military "solution"
Greenland presents no risk, it is in the hands of a longtime ally with absolutely no threat or risk to the US.
Trump should be removed from office as well as any advisors who are pushing this.
Yeh whatever, everybody has a price. There is no NATO w/o the US, you do realize that right ? What benefit does US get from being in NATO at this point, the obligation to defend Poland when the Russians show up ? Europe needs NATO, not US does not.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
The US doesn’t really need to annex this. But there should some agreement/treaty whatever, to get some significant US bases there before the Chinese and Russians weasel their way in. Maybe, they can already do this under NATO. Presented properly, all would welcome. (I realize that’s not what’s happening right now.)
Denmark has repeatedly said they would allow the US to put more bases in Greenland. That offer is already on the table. This is not about national security. If this was about national security, why would the US destroy NATO to get Greenland? That doesn't make sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only a moron sh*ts on a stable world order. We had all these rules and diplomacy because of the World Wars. Guess folks don’t remember their high school history classes anymore.
Trump’s kids and his billionaire bro kids won’t fight in WWIII. It will be the tax paying masses who will pay with their money and their kids’ lives.
Anonymous wrote:Only a moron sh*ts on a stable world order. We had all these rules and diplomacy because of the World Wars. Guess folks don’t remember their high school history classes anymore.
Anonymous wrote:You apparently aren’t following this closely. This isn’t about Greenland being a threat. It’s an incredibly large piece of land strategically located between Europe and North America. And it’s virtually uninhabited. The US should have a military and commercial presence there, given all the places we have troops across the globe. And yes, we should get Danish approval. But, Trump has his own way.Anonymous wrote:It is crazy this is even being discussed. Period.
There is nothing to negotiate and there sure as heck should not be any military "solution"
Greenland presents no risk, it is in the hands of a longtime ally with absolutely no threat or risk to the US.
Trump should be removed from office as well as any advisors who are pushing this.
You apparently aren’t following this closely. This isn’t about Greenland being a threat. It’s an incredibly large piece of land strategically located between Europe and North America. And it’s virtually uninhabited. The US should have a military and commercial presence there, given all the places we have troops across the globe. And yes, we should get Danish approval. But, Trump has his own way.Anonymous wrote:It is crazy this is even being discussed. Period.
There is nothing to negotiate and there sure as heck should not be any military "solution"
Greenland presents no risk, it is in the hands of a longtime ally with absolutely no threat or risk to the US.
Trump should be removed from office as well as any advisors who are pushing this.
Anonymous wrote:If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
The US doesn’t really need to annex this. But there should some agreement/treaty whatever, to get some significant US bases there before the Chinese and Russians weasel their way in. Maybe, they can already do this under NATO. Presented properly, all would welcome. (I realize that’s not what’s happening right now.)
Anonymous wrote:If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
The US doesn’t really need to annex this. But there should some agreement/treaty whatever, to get some significant US bases there before the Chinese and Russians weasel their way in. Maybe, they can already do this under NATO. Presented properly, all would welcome. (I realize that’s not what’s happening right now.)
Anonymous wrote:If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
The US doesn’t really need to annex this. But there should some agreement/treaty whatever, to get some significant US bases there before the Chinese and Russians weasel their way in. Maybe, they can already do this under NATO. Presented properly, all would welcome. (I realize that’s not what’s happening right now.)
If this were really to happen (and I don’t think it will), that could all be negotiated. You’re only talking about 58K people.Anonymous wrote:Greenland has universal health care, they are EU citizens, and they are allowed to attend University in Denmark for free. Why would they want to leave?
Anonymous wrote:Maybe Netherlands should invade the U.S. virgin Islands? I mean, they can provide better healthcare and public assistance. And the population of those islands is small. So why not? And while we are at it, why not have Belgium retake the Congo?