You know, if the G-Countries Summits were held in Greenland, it would be too cold for most protesters .
I'm going to buy Greenland. Greenland is big. Really big. Biggest island, bet you didn't know that. Bigger than Australia. I offered to buy Australia from the UK, but the Democrats scuttled the deal.
Its not the first time the US has expressed interest in purchasing Greenland... so its not just Trump. (Truman)I can't tell if this is a joke or not, but the idea of Trump buying Greenland is just crazily absurd. It's no more different than the US wanting to buy Denmark. Needless to say, that's not how the world works.
Its not the first time the US has expressed interest in purchasing Greenland... so its not just Trump. (Truman)
If its "not how the world works" Explain how the US owns Alaska... or Louisiana.....etc.
It hasnt happened in a long time, but it DOES indeed "work that way". Money talks in this world.
Totally not unheard of:I can't tell if this is a joke or not, but the idea of Trump buying Greenland is just crazily absurd. It's no more different than the US wanting to buy Denmark. Needless to say, that's not how the world works.
About 56,000 is the population mostly indigenous.There are only a few 10 thousand people living there.
The sand and gravel is worth a huge fortune. Building sand is becoming much more expensive and difficult to get, look it up. In 50 years it will be even more difficult to get sand.
Sand off deserts is no good, the grains are too smooth for concrete.
Ah a technicality:Actually it is smaller than Australia, maybe you meant to say "Bigger than Austria."?
They are not for sale right now.Well, for starters, have a look at how the Danish politicians responded:
'We’re not for sale,' Greenland tells Trump
Totally not unheard of:
The U.S. chose the name "Virgin Islands" when it took formal possession of the Danish West Indies on March 31, 1917. The U.S. bought the islands from Denmark for $25 million. The islandchain consists of St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John, and about 50 other small islands, most of which are uninhabited.
I think that applies to just about any land deal in the history of mankind.The question here is whether Denmark had the right to sell someone else's home.
Have a look at my first post. #43.Well, for starters, have a look at how the Danish politicians responded:
'We’re not for sale,' Greenland tells Trump
Have a look at my first post. #43.
I already said I don't see it happening even IF they hadn't said that.
You said it doesn't work that way, I simply pointed out, it does.
Thats fine, let them joke... couldnt care less.I’m well aware that boarders change for a variety of reasons. The British empire is a good example of this. But the idea of the US buying Greenland - from a Scandinavian point of view - is simply bizarre and somewhat offensive. It’s like if Denmark wanted to buy a state in America. It’s nonsensical, and this is why Europeans respond with jokes.
Is that why he is a climate change denier?Trump has expressed serious interest in buying Greenland
President Trump has reportedly expressed interest in acquiring the northern island country of Greenland.
A new report from the Wall Street Journal reveals that Trump has asked his advisers whether the U.S. can acquire Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory, during "meetings, dinners, and passing conversations" because of Greenland's "abundant resources and geopolitical importance," according to White House sources.
While some of Trump's advisers support the idea as a "good economic play," others dismiss the inquiry as a "fleeting fascination that will never come to fruition."
Coincidentally, the president will be making his first visit to Denmark next month, although the sources say the scheduled trip is completely unrelated.
More at link
Trump has expressed serious interest in buying Greenland: report | Fox News
That would make him hedge his bets if we reach total climate destruction in 12 years.Is that why he is a climate change denier?
Melt all the glaciers in hopes of a new gold Rush.