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Framework of 'future deal' on Greenland reached... after NATO talks, & tariffs put on hold !
22 Jan 2026 2:14 pm
you proved that you only care about trump, not america.ConservativeWave » 22 Jan 2026, 1:45 pm » wrote: ↑ RISK WW3? Donald Trump did NOTHING of the sort... what he did was he REMINDED Europe, and the REST of the WORLD, who the BOSS was... and that he expects to be TREATED with RESPECT !
America has supported NATO for the last 50+ years... and all they do is make promises that they can't keep ! BUT NOW, THIS is something that is CRITICAL for America, as WELL as the world... and Denmark (who can't even take care of themselves), and NATO (who aren't much better)... are going to stand in America's way of protecting themselves, the Western Hemisphere, and NATO itself, by REFUSING us a CRITICALLY located ICE COVERED island, because THEY have an INFLATED view of themselves?
I think Trump made it VERY clear that we value Europe and NATO... but when a CRITICAL NEED of America is NOT taken seriously by them?... Donald Trump did EXACTLY what he SHOULD have done... and EXACTLY WHAT a COMPETENT President of the U.S.A. HAD to do !!
AND YOU? YOU can't UNDERSTAND that? ...WHO'S the IDIOT !!
--------------------------------------------------The President and his team are discussing a range of options to pursue this important foreign policy goal, and of course, utilizing the U.S. Military is always an option at the Commander in Chief’s disposal,” she said. Leavitt’s statement comes on the heels of a report by The Wall Street Journal that indicated Secretary of State Marco Rubio told congressional lawmakers during a closed-door briefing Monday that Trump’s goal is to buy the island from Denmark. The administration has once again increased its pressure on potentially obtaining the island following its capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.Trump has touted taking over Greenland before, but the Venezuela operation has upped those sentiments.“We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security, and Denmark is not going to be able to do it,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller echoed Trump’s remarks in an interview with CNN on Monday.