Lance_Castro
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80,000 tons of walrus blubber.How much will Greenland cost?
Pretends?
Lol
I've already have a thread kinda about this. Though the Denmark offer wasn't included.Denmark made an offer to buy California!
California expects to receive bids from Canada and Mexico too. It’s developing into a bidding war.
Canada is reportedly also preparing a bid for Alaska.
If California, Oregon and Washington state all joined Canada; Canada would leap frog to #2 in the G7 GDP. The US would still be #1, however it would drop to only 20 Trillion.
It makes sense. All you rwcj's like Boomer, and Wrongway despise Cali so much,you'd get your wish!!
You guys should get behind it,since Canada will never join your Union.
First of all, buy, purchase, a contract between willing parties.
1. The US has had a continuous military presence in Greenland since 1941.
2. Denmark was, is, and will continue to be incapable of protecting their interests in Greenland.
3. If, as the hand wringing bed wetters insist, that the Arctic ice is going to all melt then the Arctic Ocean is going to become a major oceanic trans-shipment body of water. Those waters will need to be patrolled to protect from parties that would want to control those sea lanes for their own purposes. Two not so friendly powers, Russia and China, have designs on the Arctic and Canada, with their 50 canoe Navy, just isn't up to the task.
Purchasing Greenland from Denmark makes perfect sense if you think long term. Remember, a lot of people made fun of Jefferson with his "Louisiana Purchase" and "Seward's Folly", the Alaskan purchase.

He's no JeffersonFirst of all, buy, purchase, a contract between willing parties.
1. The US has had a continuous military presence in Greenland since 1941.
2. Denmark was, is, and will continue to be incapable of protecting their interests in Greenland.
3. If, as the hand wringing bed wetters insist, that the Arctic ice is going to all melt then the Arctic Ocean is going to become a major oceanic trans-shipment body of water. Those waters will need to be patrolled to protect from parties that would want to control those sea lanes for their own purposes. Two not so friendly powers, Russia and China, have designs on the Arctic and Canada, with their 50 canoe Navy, just isn't up to the task.
Purchasing Greenland from Denmark makes perfect sense if you think long term. Remember, a lot of people made fun of Jefferson with his "Louisiana Purchase" and "Seward's Folly", the Alaskan purchase.
This is why everyone respects the US now, nobody is laughing. They were but not anymore...lol
That's why we don't NEED to own the island -- Denmark is a NATO member, a military ally; they'll let us use Greenland for strategic purposes.First of all, buy, purchase, a contract between willing parties.
1. The US has had a continuous military presence in Greenland since 1941.
Hey, shit for brains!First of all, buy, purchase, a contract between willing parties.
1. The US has had a continuous military presence in Greenland since 1941.
2. Denmark was, is, and will continue to be incapable of protecting their interests in Greenland.
3. If, as the hand wringing bed wetters insist, that the Arctic ice is going to all melt then the Arctic Ocean is going to become a major oceanic trans-shipment body of water. Those waters will need to be patrolled to protect from parties that would want to control those sea lanes for their own purposes. Two not so friendly powers, Russia and China, have designs on the Arctic and Canada, with their 50 canoe Navy, just isn't up to the task.
Purchasing Greenland from Denmark makes perfect sense if you think long term. Remember, a lot of people made fun of Jefferson with his "Louisiana Purchase" and "Seward's Folly", the Alaskan purchase.

Walrus blubber gumbo? Seal etoufee?
What are they?Priorities, priorities.
Sure, but your President isn't making an offer, is he? He's making a demand.Purchasing Greenland from Denmark makes perfect sense