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Donald Trump wants Greenland, but despite what the president-elect would have you believe, Greenland doesn't feel the same about him. Donald Trump's first
Donald Trump wants Greenland, but despite what the president-elect would have you believe, Greenland doesnâÂÂt feel the same about him.
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Donald TrumpâÂÂs first son recently paid a visit to the island, landing mere hours after his father pledged to âÂÂMake Greenland Great Again.â Donald Trump Jr. was greeted by a crowd of MAGA-hat wearing Trump supporters, who cheered as he stepped off the plane in GreenlandâÂÂs capital city of Nuuk. The younger Trump told reporters that he came not as an ambassador, but as a tourist, hopeful âÂÂto see a lot of the sights, talk to some people and have a good time.â Donald Trump Jr. took the crowd to lunch at the Hotel Hans Egede, and later posed for a photo op in front of the hotelâÂÂs namesake, a Danish missionary widely seen as a symbol of colonialism on the island. The Greenlanders at the scene didnâÂÂt seem to mind, and Trump Jr. handed out âÂÂMake Greenland Great Againâ hats to the gleeful crowd.
According to Jørgen Bay-Kastrup, the hotelâÂÂs chief executive, Donald Trump Jr. wasnâÂÂt dining with Trump supporters, but homeless people promised a free lunch.
When asking about the crowd, Bay-Kastrup claims that Trump Jr. âÂÂhad just met them in the street and invited them for lunch, or his staff did. But I donâÂÂt think they knew who they were inviting.â The hotel executive believes that the crowd didnâÂÂt even know who Trump Jr. was, but rather âÂÂfound out laterâ after they had eaten the traditional Greenlandic lunch of fish and caribou the younger Trump laid out for them. A spokesperson for Trump Jr. denied Bay-KastrupâÂÂs claim, calling it âÂÂbeyond the pale ridiculous.âÂÂ
Trump Jr.âÂÂs visit to Greenland comes on the heels of his fatherâÂÂs calls to claim U.S. ownership of the island. In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that it was an âÂÂabsolute necessityâ that Greenland fall under AmericaâÂÂs control âÂÂfor purposes of National Security and Freedom throughout the World.â This isnâÂÂt the first time that Trump has vied for the worldâÂÂs largest island, he once floated the idea of purchasing it from Denmark during his first term in office. DenmarkâÂÂs response was a resounding âÂÂno.â Now Trump is taking a much more aggressive tact in order to gain control of the island, and has flirted with the idea of using the United States military in order to do so.
The reasons why Trump wants Greenland are myriad. Greenland is currently home to an important United States military baseâÂÂthe Pituffik Space BaseâÂÂwhich provides both missile defense and surveillance for AmericaâÂÂs armed forces. It is the United Statesâ northernmost military base on Earth, allowing the U.S. military to establish a foothold in the Arctic Circle. Greenland is also rich in rare minerals that could be used to create electric car batteries and wind turbines, and also contains vast quantities of oil and natural gas.
While Trump and his younger son are working to create the illusion of Greenlandic support for U.S. control of the island, the reality is not in their favor. In a post of Facebook, GreenlandâÂÂs Prime Minister MĂÂşte Egede wrote âÂÂWe are not for sale and will never be for sale. We must not lose our yearslong struggle for freedom.â Former prime minister Kuupik V. Kleist concurred, telling CCN âÂÂyou donâÂÂt simply buy a country or a peopleâÂÂâÂÂespecially not with one single hotel lunch.
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