"It's ridiculous for us, from here, to see what's going on. We are not an enemy. We have been friends with the United States for 80 years, at least. What's going on here? If they want anything with #Greenland, why don't they talk to the Danish and Greenlandic governments, instead of using their #socialMedia to do everything? I think we have a very serious problem, and we need #Canada's support"
#USA #US #Denmark #Danmark #Trump #Arctic #Inuit
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"It's ridiculous for us, from here, to see what's going on. We are not an enemy. We have been friends with the United States for 80 years, at least. What's going on here? If they want anything with #Greenland, why don't they talk to the Danish and Greenlandic governments, instead of using their #socialMedia to do everything? I think we have a very serious problem, and we need #Canada's support"
#USA #US #Denmark #Danmark #Trump #Arctic #Inuit
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"Since the 1990s, the #US has shut down its own bases in #Greenland. It's not us that have created the situation where their presence has been only up in the Thule airbase. So the United States is solely responsible for this. We haven't done anything against them
鈥ll of us in the #Arctic must be ready for anything. And I'm sure that #Denmark and #Canada are talking to each other very closely. We are in a dangerous, very dangerous, situation right now"
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@benroyce Finally read up a little on the Wikipedia page of Greenland (partly because someone recently mentioned they are not part of the EU since 1985 and wanted to see that).
Anyway so the part that baffled me (but I guess shouldn't) is how the US, being guests on the island, showed absolutely no respect for their hosts, and tried to develop a nuclear launch site network in secret, which was only declassified and told Denmark 30 years after its cancellation. How fucking rude.
