Adolph Trump is on idiotic fire!!!!!
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just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
noticed how @Snuffy Smif ignores these comments by his daddy trump? (let's give him the weak NATO response)
now he focuses on random, gibberish and hopes nobody picks that up..
can't make this up. he is okay with adolph trump making us look like russians dictatorship.
this is the USA biotch! if you want to live with Putin, get your arse outta here!!!
The CIA replaced de Mohrenschildt as his handler shortly before the assassination with Ruth and Michael Paine.
They are the ones that got him the job at the Texas School Book Depository.
just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
Jack Ruby's role was to take out Oswald on the orders of the mafia.
Also, Ruby and Larry Crafard are probably the ones that killed Officer J.D. Tippit.
just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
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ust a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
LBJ's bagman Billie Sol Estes has admitted as much.
ust a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
ust a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
They then killed RFK to keep him from possibly investigating it.
Sirhan Sirhan was not the only shooter.
just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
I am not avoiding the remarks. I agree with Trump completely.just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
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@Snuffy Smif continues to avoid these remarks from adolph clown trump
As does the former MI6 chief in the article that I linked to.
And I want us to pull out of NATO as I said before.
You should easily see why I mostly no longer respond to Indy, Snuffy Smif.
Repeated, nonsense, posts. He's a troll.
Repeated, nonsense, posts. He's a troll.
Up late reading this nonsense. Tell me something...what's stopping Trump from just seizing Greenland right now? I mean we showed the type of capability we have when we decimated Iran, and what we can do under cover in the middle of the night when we flew into Venezuela with Helicopters and fighter jets and snatched up their Socialist slime leader without them so much as even seeing us on their worthless Chinese bought air defense systems!
I mean come on!
What type of air defense or ground forces does naked and exposed Greenland have to stop Trump if he truly wanted to invade the Dutch stomping ground and flat out seize it? If that is his plan, why would he even broadcast it to the world... to warn the Netherlands? Puhleese.
If Trump wanted to seize Greenland as is irresponsibly being suggested, he could do it tomorrow and not one whinny Leftist from Western Europe or any malcontent here in the U.S. could stop him!
Trump instead has offered to either buy that untapped reservoir of rare earth minerals and fossil fuels, and establish a northernmost outpost for our strategic pre-preemptive military planning... or he's willing to let the residents of Greenland vote on if they prefer our protection or Denmark's vaunted air force to keep them from being overrun by Russian or Chinese commandos?
This talk of Trump preparing to "invade" or "seize" Greenland is the stuff of TDS crazed Left wing media mind controlled bots, pre programmed with an ongoing irrational hatred and fear of Trump's very existence.
Ignore them.
* you readers may not be aware of it because the discredited Leftist legacy media rarely mentions it, but there has already been a vote among Greenland's residents to be independent, but perhaps under a U.S. military/economic umbrella. As I said, it's rarely reported, but it did happen roughly a year ago.
Opinion polls show most Greenlanders favor independence over Danish or American rule, according to AP.
excerpt: (from March '25)
Polls closed on Tuesday evening, according to the Associated Press. Unofficial results may be released earlier, but certification of the vote won't come for weeks, according to the outlet. A vote that held little global significance in the past is now being watched around the world. Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede called Tuesday's election a "fateful choice" for the Arctic region
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A recent poll of Greenland residents conducted by the Danish newspaper Berlingske and Greenland's outlet Sermitsiaq found that 85% of respondents did not wish to join the U.S.
Additionally, 56% of those polled said they would vote for independence from Denmark if a referendum were to be held.
*also as was mentioned in this post...there is nothing right now stopping Trump from annexing Greenland if he wanted to! The fact he hasn't shoots the Left's "fear mongering" all to pieces!
Greenland dismisses US takeover fears amid Trump's remarks
excerpt:
"Greenland is seeking to strengthen ties with the United States, and its citizens should not fear an imminent American takeover", Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said on Monday, following renewed interest in the Arctic island by U.S. President Donald Trump. Greenland's strategic location between Europe and North America makes it a critical site for the U.S. ballistic missile defense system. The island's significant mineral resources also align with Washington's ambition to reduce dependence on Chinese exports.
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Up late reading this nonsense. Tell me something...what's stopping Trump from just seizing Greenland right now? I mean we showed the type of capability we have when we decimated Iran, and what we can do under cover in the middle of the night when we flew into Venezuela with Helicopters and fighter jets and snatched up their Socialist slime leader without them so much as even seeing us on their worthless Chinese bought air defense systems!
I mean come on!
What type of air defense or ground forces does naked and exposed Greenland have to stop Trump if he truly wanted to invade the Dutch stomping ground and flat out seize it? If that is his plan, why would he even broadcast it to the world... to warn the Netherlands?
If Trump wanted to seize Greenland as is irresponsibly being suggested, he could do it tomorrow and not one whinny Leftist from Western Europe or any malcontent here in the U.S. could stop him!
Trump has offered to either buy that untapped reservoir of rare earth minerals and fossil fuels, and establish a northernmost outpost for our strategic pre-emptive military planning or he's willing to let the residents of Greenland vote on if they prefer our protection, or Denmark's vaunted air force to keep them from being overrun by Russian or Chinese commandoes. Puhleese.
This talk of Trump preparing to "invade" or "seize" Greenland is the stuff of TDS Left wing media mind controlled bots pre programmed with an ongoing irrational hatred and fear of Trump's very existence.
Ignore them.
* you readers may not be aware of it because the discredited Leftist legacy media rarely mentions it, but there has already been a vote among Greenland's residents to be independent, but perhaps under a U.S. military/economic umbrella. As I said, it's rarely reported, but it did happen roughly a year ago.
Opinion polls show most Greenlanders favor independence over Danish or American rule, according to AP.
excerpt: (from March '25)
Polls closed on Tuesday evening, according to the Associated Press. Unofficial results may be released earlier, but certification of the vote won't come for weeks, according to the outlet. A vote that held little global significance in the past is now being watched around the world. Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede called Tuesday's election a "fateful choice" for the Arctic region
...
A recent poll of Greenland residents conducted by the Danish newspaper Berlingske and Greenland's outlet Sermitsiaq found that 85% of respondents did not wish to join the U.S.
Additionally, 56% of those polled said they would vote for independence from Denmark if a referendum were to be held.
*also as was mentioned in this post...there is nothing right now stopping Trump from annexing Greenland if he wanted to! The fact he hasn't shoots the Left's "fear mongering" all to pieces!
Greenland dismisses US takeover fears amid Trump's remarks
excerpt:
"Greenland is seeking to strengthen ties with the United States, and its citizens should not fear an imminent American takeover", Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said on Monday, following renewed interest in the Arctic island by U.S. President Donald Trump. Greenland's strategic location between Europe and North America makes it a critical site for the U.S. ballistic missile defense system. The island's significant mineral resources also align with Washington's ambition to reduce dependence on Chinese exports.
you will defend your daddy, adolph clown trump, no matter what there. i give you props for tying but since it came out of you daddy's mouth. your post is useless as always....
aka, gibberish
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just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
So what's stopping my "Daddy" from making good on his boast you idiotic bot?you will defend your daddy, adolph clown trump, no matter what there. i give you props for tying but since it came out of you daddy's mouth. your post is useless as always....
aka, gibberish
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just a reminder what Trump said....
If if wasn't for him, there wouldn't be NATO.
If they don't do a deal an easy way, we will do it the hard way....
If we don't take Greenland, then China and Russia will take Greenland.
We will do something about Greenland, where they like it or not...
lol
President Trump signed a Greenland security deal that falls well short of his demands to turn the island into a U.S. territory.
In January, President Trump was clear about his need to take over all of Greenland, and to make it American territory. “That’s what I feel is psychologically needed for success,” he said. “Ownership gives you things and elements that you can’t get from just signing a document, that you can have a base.”
On Tuesday, he signed a document that paves the way to expanding the U.S. military presence on the island, opening new bases. But it explicitly stops short of conveying any territory to the United States. And no one — especially Denmark, which governs the vast but mostly empty space — wanted to emphasize that point, for fear that Mr. Trump might renounce the agreement he had just hailed as “tremendous for Europe and for the United States.”
For Mr. Trump, it was a major retreat. He first raised the possibility of buying Greenland during his first term, and never let go of the idea. Even before he was inaugurated, he was making a national security case for making the territory part of the United States, acutely aware that, if he could get it, it would be an acquisition on the scale of President Thomas Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase.
And few issues did more to galvanize European allies against the Trump administration, especially once they feared that he might make a military move against a NATO ally. There is no evidence he ever seriously considered that step. But that did nothing to alleviate the fears.
Diplomats involved in the process of drafting the 10-page agreement released on Tuesday said they spent months on the language — and then waited for what they hoped would be the right moment to present it to Mr. Trump. And even then they were nervous, acutely aware that after the United States signed an agreement on nuclear energy with Saudi Arabia over the summer, Mr. Trump announced, the next day, that he was changing key terms.
The diplomats spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive negotiations.
Whether Mr. Trump has permanently dropped his insistence on owning Greenland is anyone’s guess, the diplomats concede. But their hope was to give him enough to boast about, even if many of the provisions were implicit in the 1951 agreement and its successors.
Mikkel Runge Olesen, a researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, described the final document, which was released on Tuesday, as only a moderate improvement for the United States, achieved at considerable political cost.
“It is an extraordinarily high price to pay for relatively limited changes,” he said, maintaining that Mr. Trump’s threats did lasting damage to relations with Denmark, Greenland and Europe.
The 1951 accord essentially gave the United States the right to build bases across Greenland, and at the height of the Cold War there were more than a dozen. At one point there was even a plan for an under-the-ice nuclear weapons base. But expense, and then the end of the Cold War, led to the abandonment of many of the facilities. Vice President JD Vance visited one of the remaining ones, Pituffik Space Base, in March 2025, declaring that the United States had to “wake up” to China’s and Russia’s designs on the island.
“We can’t just bury our head in the sand,” he said, “or, in Greenland, bury our head in the snow.”
Mr. Vance’s visit touched off even more concern about American intentions. But in recent days, the reactions to the accord have been broadly positive in Denmark and Greenland.
For Naaja Nathanielsen, a member of the Danish Parliament and part of Greenland’s left-leaning pro-independent party, the most significant part of the agreement is the signature page: For the first time, Greenland, alongside Denmark, is a direct signatory of a legally binding international agreement. That was a huge win for Greenland’s population, which has always felt marginalized, constantly debating whether Denmark had its best interests in mind.
“This is the first time we have actually had a seat at the table,” Ms. Nathanielsen said. “That is something we are proud of,” one that she thinks will set a precedent for greater Greenlandic autonomy in foreign policy.
One key change in the new document is an explicit description of how Greenland would be bound by the terms of the accord even if it became independent of Denmark.
“In case Greenland exercises its right to self-determination to become independent, the government of the Kingdom of Denmark and the government of Greenland shall together ensure that the independent Greenlandic state will agree to remain in NATO,” the document says.
Trump Once Vowed to ‘Own’ Greenland. He Settled for Something Much Less.
President Trump signed a Greenland security deal that falls well short of his demands to turn the island into a U.S. territory.
In January, President Trump was clear about his need to take over all of Greenland, and to make it American territory. “That’s what I feel is psychologically needed for success,” he said. “Ownership gives you things and elements that you can’t get from just signing a document, that you can have a base.”
On Tuesday, he signed a document that paves the way to expanding the U.S. military presence on the island, opening new bases. But it explicitly stops short of conveying any territory to the United States. And no one — especially Denmark, which governs the vast but mostly empty space — wanted to emphasize that point, for fear that Mr. Trump might renounce the agreement he had just hailed as “tremendous for Europe and for the United States.”
For Mr. Trump, it was a major retreat. He first raised the possibility of buying Greenland during his first term, and never let go of the idea. Even before he was inaugurated, he was making a national security case for making the territory part of the United States, acutely aware that, if he could get it, it would be an acquisition on the scale of President Thomas Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase.
And few issues did more to galvanize European allies against the Trump administration, especially once they feared that he might make a military move against a NATO ally. There is no evidence he ever seriously considered that step. But that did nothing to alleviate the fears.
Diplomats involved in the process of drafting the 10-page agreement released on Tuesday said they spent months on the language — and then waited for what they hoped would be the right moment to present it to Mr. Trump. And even then they were nervous, acutely aware that after the United States signed an agreement on nuclear energy with Saudi Arabia over the summer, Mr. Trump announced, the next day, that he was changing key terms.
The diplomats spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive negotiations.
Whether Mr. Trump has permanently dropped his insistence on owning Greenland is anyone’s guess, the diplomats concede. But their hope was to give him enough to boast about, even if many of the provisions were implicit in the 1951 agreement and its successors.
Mikkel Runge Olesen, a researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, described the final document, which was released on Tuesday, as only a moderate improvement for the United States, achieved at considerable political cost.
“It is an extraordinarily high price to pay for relatively limited changes,” he said, maintaining that Mr. Trump’s threats did lasting damage to relations with Denmark, Greenland and Europe.
The 1951 accord essentially gave the United States the right to build bases across Greenland, and at the height of the Cold War there were more than a dozen. At one point there was even a plan for an under-the-ice nuclear weapons base. But expense, and then the end of the Cold War, led to the abandonment of many of the facilities. Vice President JD Vance visited one of the remaining ones, Pituffik Space Base, in March 2025, declaring that the United States had to “wake up” to China’s and Russia’s designs on the island.
“We can’t just bury our head in the sand,” he said, “or, in Greenland, bury our head in the snow.”
Mr. Vance’s visit touched off even more concern about American intentions. But in recent days, the reactions to the accord have been broadly positive in Denmark and Greenland.
For Naaja Nathanielsen, a member of the Danish Parliament and part of Greenland’s left-leaning pro-independent party, the most significant part of the agreement is the signature page: For the first time, Greenland, alongside Denmark, is a direct signatory of a legally binding international agreement. That was a huge win for Greenland’s population, which has always felt marginalized, constantly debating whether Denmark had its best interests in mind.
“This is the first time we have actually had a seat at the table,” Ms. Nathanielsen said. “That is something we are proud of,” one that she thinks will set a precedent for greater Greenlandic autonomy in foreign policy.
One key change in the new document is an explicit description of how Greenland would be bound by the terms of the accord even if it became independent of Denmark.
“In case Greenland exercises its right to self-determination to become independent, the government of the Kingdom of Denmark and the government of Greenland shall together ensure that the independent Greenlandic state will agree to remain in NATO,” the document says.
Art of the deal. You want the moon, so you ask for the stars. When the other side says "The moon or nothing", you get what you wanted and they feel like they got over on you.
Trump is pretty good at it. Some people just don't get it.
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