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The majority of the civilians in both countries vehemently oppose being part of the USA. Therefore, in the spirit of the US government's tradition of advocating democracy by means of ignoring the will of the people, America will annex Canada and get Greenland. Not one **** from the government will be given regardless of the will of their people. 


Look...it's just tradition. This shouldn't be hard to predict. 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm

The majority of the civilians in both countries vehemently oppose being part of the USA. Therefore, in the spirit of the US government's tradition of advocating democracy by means of ignoring the will of the people, America will annex Canada and get Greenland. Not one **** from the government will be given regardless of the will of their people. 

Look...it's just tradition. This shouldn't be hard to predict.

Its a move derived from pure panic.

We are entering a new era....America does not have the resources or industry of Russia/China.
So WASH DC must make moves to TAKE resources.

Mafia-Style.
 

Sumela » 22 Feb 2025, 9:03 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:03 pm

Its a move derived from pure panic.

We are entering a new era....America does not have the resources or industry of Russia/China.
So WASH DC must make moves to TAKE resources.

Mafia-Style.

Yes. Exactly. Both Canada and Greenland are rich with oil and valuable minerals. You don't see us giving a **** about Mexico. 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm

The majority of the civilians in both countries vehemently oppose being part of the USA. Therefore, in the spirit of the US government's tradition of advocating democracy by means of ignoring the will of the people, America will annex Canada and get Greenland. Not one **** from the government will be given regardless of the will of their people. 

Look...it's just tradition. This shouldn't be hard to predict.

I would like to see these proposed annexations subjected to a nationwide popularity poll.
I seriously doubt a majority of US Citizens want to see these  happen against the will of the Canadian and Danish  populations.
Who in their right mind wants to make millions more people angry enough with us to kill...?

*GHETTOBLASTER » 22 Feb 2025, 9:12 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:12 pm

I would like to see these proposed annexations subjected to a nationwide popularity poll.
I seriously doubt a majority of US Citizens want to see these  happen against the will of the Canadian and Danish  populations.
Who in their right mind wants to make millions more people angry enough with us to kill...?

True, but I doubt a national poll would be that accurate. We are a divided country. So it's pretty easy to know the opinions. The liberals are against it. The conservatives are for it. That's that. 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 9:11 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:11 pm

Yes. Exactly. Both Canada and Greenland are rich with oil and valuable minerals. You don't see us giving a **** about Mexico.

It feels like a consolidation of power in order to compete with BRICS.

Trump does not seem to give 2 **** about the EU
...why?...they have nothing to offer other than German industry....
which is collapsing and will be moved to the US shortly.  

****!  Fun times to be alive.  
 

Sumela » 22 Feb 2025, 9:26 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:26 pm

It feels like a consolidation of power in order to compete with BRICS.

Trump does not seem to give 2 **** about the EU
...why?...they have nothing to offer other than German industry....
which is collapsing and will be moved to the US shortly.  

****!  Fun times to be alive.

Eventually things will collapse. I don't know when, but it will happen sooner than later.

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 9:14 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:14 pm

True, but I doubt a national poll would be that accurate. We are a divided country. So it's pretty easy to know the opinions. The liberals are against it. The conservatives are for it. That's that.

I hope you're wrong.
I'd like to think that less than half of the US Conservatives want a forced annexation of any sort.

 

*GHETTOBLASTER » 22 Feb 2025, 9:33 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:33 pm

I hope you're wrong.
I'd like to think that less than half of the US Conservatives want a forced annexation of any sort.

They will agree with whatever Trump wants. The libs will resist whatever Trump wants. That's the society we live in today. 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 9:33 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:33 pm

Eventually things will collapse. I don't know when, but it will happen sooner than later.

The world as a whole?...or...the West?
 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 9:35 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:35 pm

They will agree with whatever Trump wants. The libs will resist whatever Trump wants. That's the society we live in today.

Bible Thumping Conservatives should be against it?

 

Sumela » 22 Feb 2025, 9:36 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:36 pm

The world as a whole?...or...the West?

The West. 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 8:57 pm

The majority of the civilians in both countries vehemently oppose being part of the USA. Therefore, in the spirit of the US government's tradition of advocating democracy by means of ignoring the will of the people, America will annex Canada and get Greenland. Not one **** from the government will be given regardless of the will of their people. 

Look...it's just tradition. This shouldn't be hard to predict.

I would settle for Canada annexing us at this point.  I don't think anyone wants to lose their free shyt.  Besides, they still have democratic elections.

It's very apparent to me why Trudeau turned himself into a lame duck.  100% Mother Effin Tariff on Tesla and they are going to start getting cars from other vendors in the EU...

Yeah maybe the trade wars will cause some kind of come to Jesus meeting, but in the near term it looks for some potentially very bad outcomes for everybody.  Nobody wins this. It's all a lose lose.  The Bumbling Negotiator Jacks Us Again for his Oligarchical kleptomaniacs.   BTW, that cheap Canadian Electric Power on those northern meters might get cut off.
 

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 10:34 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 10:34 pm

The West.

I fear you are correct, sir.

And yet,,,sowing and reaping is a natural law.
 

Sumela » 22 Feb 2025, 9:03 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:03 pm

Its a move derived from pure panic.

We are entering a new era....America does not have the resources or industry of Russia/China.
So WASH DC must make moves to TAKE resources.

Mafia-Style.

You don't know ****, you stupid ****!

Vegas » 22 Feb 2025, 9:35 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:35 pm

They will agree with whatever Trump wants. 

nothing can be more true. trump has the same loyalty from republicans hitler had from the gestapo.
 

JohnnyYou » 23 Feb 2025, 6:22 am » wrote: ↑

23 Feb 2025, 6:22 am

I would settle for Canada annexing us at this point.  I don't think anyone wants to lose their free shyt.  Besides, they still have democratic elections.

It's very apparent to me why Trudeau turned himself into a lame duck.  100% Mother Effin Tariff on Tesla and they are going to start getting cars from other vendors in the EU...

Are you in a dream world, child? How the **** is anyone in Europe - meaning Germany, let's be serious, here - gonna make cars? They have a two legged stool, and both legs are rotten.
Germany has high resource costs, because it has very few mineral resources.
Germany has high labor costs, because it is a civilized country with a large pro-labor movement.
Germany HAD cheap energy (and brilliant engineers) - and was therefore able to overcome those two enormous handicaps.But THAT leg of the stool - the one that actually held the weight - well, it's gone. It went bye bye. 

Google "Nord Stream pipeline," and see what you find out. What you are going to find out, if you have any sense at all, is that the days of Germany building cars the market can afford are over.
 

Cannonpointer » 23 Feb 2025, 9:39 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Feb 2025, 9:39 pm

Are you in a dream world, child? How the **** is anyone in Europe - meaning Germany, let's be serious, here - gonna make cars? They have a two legged stool, and both legs are rotten.
Germany has high resource costs, because it has very few mineral resources.
Germany has high labor costs, because it is a civilized country with a large pro-labor movement.
Germany HAD cheap energy (and brilliant engineers) - and was therefore able to overcome those two enormous handicaps.But THAT leg of the stool - the one that actually held the weight - well, it's gone. It went bye bye. 

Google "Nord Stream pipeline," and see what you find out. What you are going to find out, if you have any sense at all, is that the days of Germany building cars the market can afford are over.

You posted "any sense at all"....Id say "any SACK at all"
 

Sumela » 22 Feb 2025, 9:36 pm » wrote: ↑

22 Feb 2025, 9:36 pm

The world as a whole?...or...the West?
 

What is the divide between when and which event horizon past, currently taking place, tomorrow?
The whole is equal to total sum of all its parts currently here.
Universally
Galactically
Solar system
Planetary
Inorganic
Ancestral species
Ancestral lineages
Generation gap individuals.
Ideologies corrupting every generation added as already existed within one species here now.>"Eternal Hell" cradle to grave.
The insanity of humanity promising tomorrows when life never exceeds adapting by heartbeat now.