Hvordan de fleste danske politikere egentlig inderst inde har lyst til at reagere på Trumps Grønlands-krav

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1. Jeg giver en bajer hvis Mette gør dette.

2. “indfødt”-skrig og skrål er pinligt.

3. Jeg ville gjette på at amerikanske biler ikke vil selge så godt i 2025?

4. Alt imens sidder grønlænderne og flirter med deres egen undergang, og samtidig forsøger at finde ud af, hvordan de kan presse Danmark til at fortsætte den årlige donation af 6mia+ til 50k mennesker. Utaknemmeligheden vil ingen ende tage.

5. Tror jeg sku ikke . .

6. Ham med hatten og den store halskæde, er det Maorisernes svar på Lars boje mathiesen?

7. Jeg håber Mette holder et langt pressemøde om kabelsamarbejdet og at det hermed er lukket.

8. The funniest part of this – or most tragic, depends on how you look at it – is that Denmark is probably the most committed U.S. vassal state in the entire EU.

   Look:
   – they’re a founding member of NATO
   – they’ve participated in nearly every major U.S.-led military operation whenever the U.S. asked, even the most controversial ones like Iraq
   – Denmark was revealed to be the base for the NSA’s spying on European leaders
   – Denmark always buys American military equipment over European alternatives
   – They’ve agreed to hosting a U.S. military base – in Greenland! (Thule Air Base) – which has been crucial for U.S. strategic interests since the Cold War

   And yet here you have Trump apparently seriously considering annexing 98% of their territory (yup, Greenland is big, and the rest of Denmark very small)!

   I mean, talk about cuckoldry…

   The irony gets even richer – and sadder – when you look at Denmark’s response as per the FT’s article. Instead of showing any backbone, Mette Frederiksen, the Danish premier, offered “more co-operation on military bases and mineral exploitation.” This perfectly encapsulates the European leadership’s approach to U.S. relations: no matter how egregious the provocation, the response is more servility and more meekness.

   Yet the KEY lesson here is that servility obviously gets you nowhere. Europe needs to wake up, fast. Its weakness means that it’s now very much not at the table anymore, it’s on the menu. And this should serve as an immense wake-up call for other U.S. “allies” too: submission only breeds contempt and disregard for your interests, you can be crushed on the altar of your master’s craziest whims.

   I know I’m a broken record on this topic but Europe is about to step into its century of humiliation if it keeps behaving like this.

   And the worst part is that no-one is going to care because of Europe’s double-standards and hypocrisy in its own dealings with the rest of the world, Gaza being the latest example of this. By choosing to openly abandon even the appearance of principles Europe has essentially announced it was ok with “might makes right”. A monumentally stupid thing to do when you aren’t mighty yourself…

   Europe’s leaders (if you can call them so), in their eagerness to be “good allies” by supporting the violation of international law in Gaza, have forgotten that principles aren’t just moral luxuries – they’re shields, and once broken for others, they no longer protect you either.

   Their forgetting this is especially egregious given Europe’s own history. Because we’ve we’ve seen this many times before and perhaps the most salient example is the response – or absence thereof – to Mussolini’s Italy invading Ethiopia in 1935, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian deaths.

   Despite Ethiopia being a member of the League of Nations, the UN-ancestor meant to prevent exactly such aggression, major powers chose to protect their fellow European power rather than uphold international law. With the consequences we all know about: the death of the League of Nations as a credible institution and the clear message to other European powers that hunting season on weaker nations and peoples was officially open. Within a few months afterwards, Hitler started remilitarizing the Rhineland.

   The century of humiliation that Europe is walking into has a uniquely self-inflicted quality to it, stemming from its own moral corruption and strategic myopia. Unlike China, which at least could claim to have been blindsided by European imperialism, Europe is actively participating in dismantling the very protections that could shield it from stronger powers. Which means it won’t even have the moral authority to protest.

9. Sådan har jeg det med posts om Grønland

10. Den danske version af politiker-haka er..? Lars Løkke der mumler noget usammenhængende?

11. De skaber sig, og er bare til grin….fatter ikke der er nogen gider spille rugby mod dem, når de skal igennem det gøglershow hver gang 🤦🏻‍♂️

12. Nok nærmere de grønlandske politikere og grønlænderne.
    De står foran at blive frataget deres eget territorie med magt, at få frataget selvstyret og ethvert håb om selvstændighed, og blive en etnisk minoritet underkastet historiens nok mest racistiske land nogensinde.

13. Danmark burde have et national-Haka hold.

14. Jag tycker ni ska erbjuda Trump att byta Grönland mot Florida.

    Ni kan bygga om Maralago till ett nytt Lego land. Ni kan kalla det MaraLego

15. The ice is smelting at the pouls

16. Jeg er ret glad for at vores parlament ikke er som så mange steder i udlandet, hvor de råber og buher og slås og alt det.

17. Tror Aki-Matilda blev drøn misundelig da hun så det

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