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Psamathe

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I mean, he's just spouting bollocks. This is the entire depth & subtlety of his thinking. He's like a five-year-old who's made his mind up he wants a toy he's been told by his parents he can't have, and he's just coming up with the reasoning of a five-year-old.

"No, Donald, you can't have that, and stop being so silly. If you carry on, we'll take your phone away for a week, and you'll be grounded."

The problem is that there are no adults left in his circle who will tell him.
Further highlighting his naivety as were China, Russia or US to invade Greenland it wouldn't be up to Denmark to do anything about it, it would be up to NATO (incl. the US) to act to defend it.
 
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Just plodding along as always.
BTW, the 'Canadia' was on purpose, as I always find it amusing why we insert the extra letter 'i' into certain nationalities:

Panamanian, Canadian, Argentinian, etc.

but not others

Angolan, Botswanan, Costa Rican, etc.

I saw a Canadian comedy sketch a while back where it was said by a couple of hillbilly types, so I think of it almost as being the Candian equivalent of a redneck thing.

I stand to be corrected on the context though.
 
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I agree it's possible. Also possible it jyst feeds his narcissism as other NATO leaders rush around trying to make him happy whilst the rest of the world just talks about Trũmp.

But he's still got to find an "exit" when he doesn't get Greenland. After all he's said he'll look even more of a fool when Greenland outsmart his explicit requirements of ownership. So he'll meed some sort of reason for US ownership no longer being so crucial.

"Control" may end up being military control.

And perhaps before a forcible land grab we will get tarrifs and sanctions against Denmark, the EU, Danish officials, that sort of thing.
 
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I saw a Canadian comedy sketch a while back where it was said by a couple of hillbilly types, so I think of it almost as being the Candian equivalent of a redneck thing.

I stand to be corrected on the context though.

The Red Green show. It is either desperately obvious and unfunny, or brilliantly subtle.

Given most Canadians need a notepad and pen and 15 minutes in a quiet room to figure out sarcasm, I'm going for unfunny.
 

Pblakeney

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Even that most Danish of things, Lego is having it's say!:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1C1FEFXL3w/?mibextid=wwXIfr

That said, with my hearing... What are they saying at the end?

"...thanks for your support Megabus." That can't be right? 😂
 

Ian H

Shaman
“...Trump called me down to the Oval Office,” John Bolton, national security adviser in 2018, told the Guardian. “He said a prominent businessman had just suggested the US buy Greenland.”...
...The businessman, Bolton learned, was Ronald Lauder. Heir to a makeup fortune – the global cosmetics brand Estée Lauder – he had known Trump, a fellow wealthy New Yorker, for more than 60 years.
Bolton said he discussed the Greenland proposition with Lauder. After the billionaire’s intervention, a White House team began to explore ways to increase US sway in the vast Arctic territory controlled by Denmark.
Trump’s renewed pursuit of Lauder’s idea during his second term is typical of how the president operates, Bolton said. “Bits of information that he hears from friends, he takes them as truth and you can’t shake his opinion.”


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...lionaire-donor-donald-trump-ukraine-greenland
 
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