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[STREET CLEANER]

Unrealistic that the Greenland becomes part of the US. What can happen is a number of negotiations that would benefit Greenland and the US would have a stronger presence in the area. The mission is getting lost with the language that is being used.

[Hector Enrique]

'JD Vance told troops in that the US has to gain control of the Arctic island to stop the threat of China and Russia as he doubled down on criticising Denmark, which he said has “not done a good job”.

Under increasingly strained relations between the White House and Greenland and , the US vice-president said during a visit to Pituffik space base on Friday: “Our message to Denmark is very simple: you have not done a good job by the people of Greenland. You have underinvested in the people of Greenland and you have underinvested in the security architecture of this incredible, beautiful landmass.”

Speaking alongside US troops, as well as Donald Trump’s national security adviser, Mike Waltz, who is at the centre of the , Waltz’s wife, Julia Nesheiwat, the US energy secretary, Chris Wright, and the senator for Utah, Mike Lee, he said the Trump administration’s “argument” was not with the people of Greenland. It was, he said, “with the leadership in Denmark”, which he accused of having underinvested in Greenland and its security.

“That simply must change,” he added. “It is the policy of the United States that that will change.”

Greenland, he said, would better off “coming under the United States’s security umbrella than you have been under Denmark’s security umbrella”. He claimed the territory was not being kept safe by Denmark “from a lot of very aggressive incursions from Russia, from China and other nations.”

Shortly after he flew into the ice-locked US military base of Pituffik in north-west Greenland with his wife, Usha, and other senior US officials on Friday, the vice-president told US troops he was “really interested in Arctic security”.'

[ThePriceOfEggs]

[Hector Enrique]

Unrealistic that the Greenland becomes part of the US. What can happen is a number of negotiations that would benefit Greenland and the US would have a stronger presence in the area. The mission is getting lost with the language that is being used.

more than likely, US could provide military protection and allow greenland autonomy in everything else, what is inevitable is that denmark are going to lose control over greenland whether they like it or not... people are fickle too, if the US starts dangling some carrots in front of the native population then opinions can change pretty quick, money talks

[STREET CLEANER]

more than likely, US could provide military protection and allow greenland autonomy in everything else, what is inevitable is that denmark are going to lose control over greenland whether they like it or not... people are fickle too, if the US starts dangling some carrots in front of the native population then opinions can change pretty quick, money talks

Results of negotiations they get done is what will persuade.

[BattlingNelson]

Community notes ftw.

[SouthpawRight]

Community notes ftw.

Don’t stop believing American propaganda now that it’s being used against you

[Hector Enrique]

Community notes ftw.

But when it comes to Ukraine and Taiwan you guys take western media reporting as fact

[BattlingNelson]

Don’t stop believing American propaganda now that it’s being used against you

I’m sure drunk Hegseth will send us his invasion plans.

[Dr Z]

I’m sure drunk Hegseth will send us his invasion plans.

Hegseth has one more screw up left, then he is out.

If Denmark can control Greenland ...

Rent p?spanden

I hope I said that correctly.

Send the Alaskan Inuit poeple on visit to Grreenland. And bring some food, walrus and bears trophies, some smoke and some women.

These are tribal people, you don't send an atriculte man in a suit to speak for you.