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— Greenland, 2026

Read that again.
Slowly.
Because in 2026, that sentence shouldn’t be controversial — it should be normal!

While the world tiptoes around Trump, Greenland did something radical:
👉 They said NO.
👉 Out loud.
👉 As a people.

Not because it’s “bad business.”
Not because the price was too low.
But because countries are not Amazon listings! 📦🚫

FACTS (since receipts matter 🧾):

• Greenland is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark
• Greenlanders elect their own parliament and government
• Any change of sovereignty requires the will of the people
• According to polling cited by The Guardian, only ~6% support joining the US
• Greenland’s PM was crystal clear: “We are not for sale.”
• Denmark warned: an attack or forced takeover of a NATO ally would mean the end of NATO as we know it !
👉 I am very well aware that NATO has its issues, but in this context , the potential end of NATO would be devostating!

👉 Call me a Fool but I still believe that a country should answer to IT'S PEOPLE, not the other way around !
👉 Paying people to say that they "declare themselves as American" must be illegal in many many different ways !

Now let’s talk numbers — not memes:

Greenland has ~ 57,000 people.
6% is roughly 3,000 people.

👉 That means over 50,000 human beings said NO.

And that’s the point everyone keeps dodging:

🧠 People decide where their country goes.
🧠 Not empires.
🧠 Not billion-dollar interests.
🧠 Not “national security” excuses.

This isn’t the 1800s.
This isn’t colonial chess.
This isn’t “can’t bomb them, so let’s buy them.”

💥 "It's not very comfortable to receive threats from a lifelong friend... "
💥 "Constant threats with military intervention "
💥 "Nobody does that to their friends..."

On The other side we have The Trump's BS where
🪖 "He prefers diplomacy ,but still all options are on the table "
🪖 "We'll go as far as we have to" !

And Why Exacly they "have to" do anything ? What is this crazy obsession with Greenland?
Guess , I will give you a hint :

😉😉😉 👆 And That's not all . Just think strategy! 🥶 Imagine the perfect position that Greenland have. Then China and Russia trying to get a piece of the cake too ! The potential Oil undercall that Ice ! The factual Minerals and rare elements found on only few places on the planet.
Then The Ice Melting and all the climate changes !
All those and much more issues can be the critical point for the future of the planet.
Let's not forget the timing now also, just as Venezuela happened, now Greenland is the next on the list .While Venezuela worked differently and it's people were weakened for years with hunger and threats ,in Greenland this simply won't fly .
The orange man didn't randomly chose Greenland to buy it. He is trying to do it since his first mandate, and USA is trying to do it since the 1890s.
This issue has a long history and everyone is asking
"How do we profit" , while noone asks
"What do the people that live in Greenland want?"
You know, the ones LIVING there since 2500BC?

Trump, welcome to the 21st century, where even a small, icy, peaceful nation can say:

❄️ We exist
❄️ We choose
❄️ We decide
❄️ We are not for sale

And honestly?
That might be the most powerful “NO” we’ve seen in a long time.

🔥 Greenland didn’t shout.
🔥 They didn’t threaten.
🔥 They didn’t posture.

They just stood there… and didn’t move.

That’s sovereignty.
That’s dignity.
That’s a mic drop in Arctic silence. 🎤❄️
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President Donald Trump has issued a strong warning to tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Apple ⚠️
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Trump says this hiring pattern has "turned American firms into digital theft machines."
👉 “I won’t allow this takeover,” he declared.
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This ultimatum reflects a departure from established U.S. foreign policy and showcases his characteristic negotiation style.
The first two options, sanctions and tariffs, represent punitive economic measures. Sanctions would likely target the Russian economy to pressure Moscow over the conflict. Tariffs, a tool Trump has favored in the past, would impose taxes on Russian imports, making them more expensive for American consumers. Both are aggressive economic tools, but tariffs could also have unintended consequences for the global economy.
The most radical option, however, is the third one: to do nothing. This would signal a significant shift away from the U.S.'s current strategy of providing substantial military and financial aid to Kyiv. Such a move could fundamentally alter the course of the war, potentially forcing a negotiated settlement or a different outcome on the ground.
This two-week deadline, framed with clear, stark choices, is designed to create urgency and garner media attention. It signals that if he were to return to office, Trump would consider a wide range of options—including non-intervention—to address the conflict, challenging the existing geopolitical consensus.
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