It would be hilarious if Greenland intercepted them and deported them.
To El Salvador.
They absolutely should.
Hold no meetings. Full stop.
The level disrespect the Americans are showing to the rest of the world - with the exception of Russia, of course - is astounding.
Where did all my red scare pat’rats go?
What baffles me is that neither Denmark nor Greenland have demanded that the US close Pituffik, the base that the US has there. It’s one thing to have a world leader threaten to take your territory by force. But in this case, the Danish are literally hosting the military of the country that’s threatening to invade. To me, that reeks of someone threatening to break into your house and you offering to let them use the spare bedroom.
It more reeks of the guy you let sleep on your sofa asking to meet with you to transfer the title of your house to him.
Maybe consider thanking him next time he eats all your eggs. /s
When the Australian pm tried to close a USA base. He as democratic elected pm got dismissed with the help of CIA involvement. To be fair Australia didn’t get a really bloody coup. But is sends out a message to your “friends”. Trump probably thinks it would be a act of war anyway and a legit reason to sell at home to invade.
Don’t Take No For An Answer: Global Diplomacy for Rapists.
They’re going to try and plant a flag.
That would be a literal declaration of war.
Not that he won’t do it as a publicity stunt. But just saying that showing up as a world leader and planting your flag in their territory while threatening to annex them is a literal declaration of war.
That psycho marde-a-lardo plastic surgery faced wank job lady Krusty Noem who sucks off Trimp did that to Canada: https://www.yahoo.com/news/kristi-noem-takes-bizarre-revenge-194755346.html.
We may be long past “things you don’t say and do if you don’t want war”. The only saving grace so far is that the rest of the world doesn’t want a conflict, so they’re playing it out and hoping something internally happens to avoid a mess.
Yes. I too would like to unsubscribe from the Baker Mayfield school of international relations.
