Canada, Greenland, Panama Canal, Gulf of "America," and Mt. McKinley

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Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region

Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.
 
Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region. There at least needs to be more US military presence in and around Greenland.

Trump is also correct regarding the Panama Canal. Both Greenland and the Panama Canal are access points that can lead to more trouble for America in the future if nothing is done right now.

Regarding Denali, or Mt. McKinley. Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.
 
Why wouldn't Canada be any less free if it united with the U.S? Probably the Canuks would enjoy a more democratic freedom than they had with a convoluted British parliament system
 
Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region

Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.
Spiff for map, chart, and globe sellers?
 
Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region

Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.
Dude, how about no run on sentences and kill the voice chat.
 
Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region. There at least needs to be more US military presence in and around Greenland.

Trump is also correct regarding the Panama Canal. Both Greenland and the Panama Canal are access points that can lead to more trouble for America in the future if nothing is done right now.

Regarding Denali, or Mt. McKinley. Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.

We tried to invade Canada before and failed. Greenland has made it clear; they do not want to be part Felon47's American Empire. What the hell country would the Orange Shit Gibbon deport native Panamanian's to
 
We tried to invade Canada before and failed. Greenland has made it clear; they do not want to be part Felon47's American Empire. What the hell country would the Orange Shit Gibbon deport native Panamanian's to
Yeah....but they very well may be open for a US military base on the island, and
if you know what Trump is all about, that was his plan all along. :eusa_whistle:
 
Yeah....but they very well may be open for a US military base on the island, and
if you know what Trump is all about, that was his plan all along. :eusa_whistle:
We already have military basis in Greenland. Are you not aware of that?
 
Debate over annexing Canada is nothing new and always ends with Canada should be Canada, independent and free. People were talking about that back in the 1970s and there were how many actual wars to take Canada way back in the US's founding and early years, all of those conflicts somehow ending unsuccessfully for the US.

Greenland is a unique situation. Trump is correct that Russia and China are very active in the region

Historically, the victors and explorers name lands and territories what they want. Since Alaska has been part of the US for over a hundred years the name of the mountain should be what the US originally called it.

The Gulf of Mexico is more problematic because it has historically (for hundreds of years) been called the Gulf of Mexico. Actually surprising, given the US's earlier belief in Manifest Destiny, that no one thought to rename it Gulf of America back then, especially since with the admittance of Texas and Florida into the union the Gulf of Mexico essentially, and geographically, became a US lake, which would make the term "Gulf of America" rather fitting.
The mountain already had a name, Denali. Culturally appropriate and way cooler than McKinley.
 
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