President Trump’s Greenland New Deal vs. Democrats’ Green New Deal socialistic scheme

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It’s brilliant.

They laughed at Seward, too. China means to have it but historically America has first dibs.

Greenland is a self-governing region of Denmark, which colonized the 772,000-square-mile (two-million-square-kilometer) island in the 18th century, and is home to nearly 57,000 people, most of whom belong to the indigenous Inuit community.

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Call it the Greenland New Deal. President Trump’s interest in America purchasing the vast territory known as Greenland is being met with laughter and derision in Denmark, it’s ostensible owner. “It has to be an April Fool’s joke,” a former premier, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, twittered. Martin Lidegaard, of the Danish Social Liberal Party, is calling it “a grotesque proposal.” If it’s true, a spokesman for the Danish People’s Party reckons, it’s “final proof” that Mr. Trump “has gone mad.”
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Newsnet
Newsnet
4 years ago
Steven M Tenneshaw
Steven M Tenneshaw
4 years ago

No, Greenland is not for sale. Trump’s nuts and so are you.

John Acord
John Acord
4 years ago

Granted that Greenland is not for sale,so why not just take it. I doubt if the daunted Danish military would put up much of a fight.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
4 years ago
Reply to  John Acord

All you have to do is fly the flag of the Third Reich and the Danes will fold like a cheap suit!

TomSJr
TomSJr
4 years ago

Well, any person who cannot look past their own bias, will never see
the strategic and/or long-term value in ANYTHING, so your biased
uneducated comment is just THAT, unintelligent with a sprinkle of
liberalism, which is negative and condescending on a President that has
put America, A COUNTRY to be reckoned with again, back in the forefront of the world.

JEALOUS MUCH?

OR, maybe you are just living in a liberal world where NOTHING any one does who is not a Democrat, is what you call, “nuts’. NUTS IS WHAT THE DEMS DO ALL THE TIME (read the news) and/or NUTS is what foolish and dumb people say when they haven’t done their homework and/or NUTS is what ALL LIBERALS say when it WAS NOT THEIR IDEA, FIRST.

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Roma Mikhasev
Roma Mikhasev
4 years ago

Who wants to defeat Trump? – Iran, China, ISIS, Al Qaeda, Omar, Tlaib, Hollywood, showbiz, crooked & Co

movingwaters
movingwaters
4 years ago

The other day I heard one commentator remark that we should buy Greenland and sell Puerto Rico. Greenland has lots of mineral wealth. Puerto Rico produces Democrats. Let’s all encourage President Trump in this endeavor.

Mike Lashewitz
Mike Lashewitz
4 years ago
Reply to  movingwaters

We do not “own PR”. There are some things that just will not sell.

movingwaters
movingwaters
4 years ago
Reply to  Mike Lashewitz

Of course we don’t own PR. They are just a massive drain on our economy and they do vote Democrat. I’ll tell you what I told the America hater above. Trump was aware that China was salivating over Greenland’s mineral wealth and also that Denmark spends a heft amount annually to maintain Denmark. Denmark apparently does not have the ability to extract that mineral wealth at this time. We do. We can also better defend Greenland from China than can Denmark. Certainly Greenland would help our overall security needs.

Mike Lashewitz
Mike Lashewitz
4 years ago
Reply to  movingwaters

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CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
4 years ago
Reply to  movingwaters

Denmark has NOT offered to sell Greenland. Not that they REALLY owned it to begin with.

France never REALLY owned the Louisiana Purchase area either. No one told the native Americans. Instead, we killed them for daring to live ON OUR LAND, before we got there.

“French explorer, Rene-Robert Cavelier de La Salle, sailed from the Great Lakes up the St. Lawrence River, through the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, to the mouth of the Mississippi River in 1682. There he raised a French flag and claimed all the lands drained by the Mississippi for France.”

………………..Give me a break, sticking a flag in the sand makes it legal??

movingwaters
movingwaters
4 years ago
Reply to  CharlieSeattle

Did I say one word about sticking a flag in sand (or ice) making it legal? No. The US has asked to purchase Greenland in the past, and been rebuffed. China is now sniffing around there because of the great mineral wealth. They are all over the world trying to gain control of minerals. As it now stands Denmark pays a heft annual cost to keep Greenland. Trump was probably thinking the US had a better shot at warding off China than does Denmark. That said, I thought President Trump sounded a bit childish cancelling his plans to go to Denmark in a few weeks just because of the admittedly rude rebuff he received about his offer.

FYI: I also don’t think people who manage to plant their feet on our soil are due Green Cards, Medicaid, housing assistance, food stamps, a monthly 20 lb. box of frozen beef (in my town), and assorted other goodies. We are overrun with Central Americans who drive nicer cars, have brand new clothes for themselves and all the kids, and are always pushing 2 overfull carts of food in the grocery store courtesy of the American taxpayer who is usually picking up three or four items.

mtman2
mtman2
4 years ago
Reply to  CharlieSeattle

Yup that’s how it worked then as the world got divided up…

However- right by might still carried the day + was how all native tribes in the Americas operated regularly- constant war, pillage, slavery, rape, torture, sacrifice, murder + genocide yes even cannibalism= why they were called savages.

Thistle
Thistle
4 years ago

Maybe you could buy Alberta. The present Fed Govt doesn’t like Alberta and would probably love to rid themselves of us. And we have lots of oil and willing workers.

Murielle
Murielle
4 years ago
Reply to  Thistle

Please, Mr. President! Trudeau has made me want to be American!

martin henry
martin henry
4 years ago
Reply to  Thistle

Deal.

movingwaters
movingwaters
4 years ago
Reply to  Thistle

Just curious. Why does the present fed govt. dislike Alberta? Do those willing workers fail to worship Trudeau?

mtman2
mtman2
4 years ago
Reply to  Thistle

Be great tho better to buy the whole convoluted socialist mess up there- just as WE should’ve bought Cuba waaay back.

Dan Knight
Dan Knight
4 years ago
Reply to  Thistle

America would love Alberta … but the Left Coast would hate it …

you and yours have a wonderful week Thistle!

Murielle
Murielle
4 years ago

Tsk! If a Democrat had suggested it they’d be all over it like white on rice.

TomSJr
TomSJr
4 years ago

STRATEGICALLY, it is brilliant. Financially, it is SUICIDE.

Mike Lashewitz
Mike Lashewitz
4 years ago

Yes “buy Greenland” and place Supermax prisons there. Watch them freeze to death after a prison break. Then toss them to the Orcas.

Or just put them down with a 9mm to the brain and call it a day. It will be much cheaper.

leonore35
leonore35
4 years ago

Comparing Alaska and Louisiana to Greenland is just plain silly. Both of the former are integral and
contiguous parts of the continental North America. It would make more sense for Canada to own Greenland. Knowing the rapacity of US capitalism and its deleterious effects on US territory, there is reason to fear the future of Greenland and its inhabitants if it falls into their hands.
I support Trump but I have concerns for his apparently cavalier attitude to the environment, which will be around long after he has left office.

mtman2
mtman2
4 years ago

Great idea + buy Can-Ada while at it- along with Cuba…
Be great eh…

Dr. Karl Stalin
Dr. Karl Stalin
4 years ago

“There’s no reason for President Trump, or any other American leader, not to try to strike a deal for Greenland.”
And that’s EXACTLY why I voter for Trump.
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