No....Greenland annexation would not be he end of NATO

[Zincwarrior]

The blob supporters have gone ‘round the bend yet again it seems. What if the bahamas builds a Chinese sub pen? We going to take it over too on specualtion that they may?

What if Canada permits a Chinese base? Better invade.
What about the secret Nazi Base on the Moon? Better invade. Mr. President we cannot afford a Moonbase Gap!

 

[Zincwarrior]

Denmark should be happy we're taking care of the defense of Greenland for them, so we might as well annex it.

Same for Canada and London!

 

[struth]

What if Canada permits a Chinese base? Better invade.
What about the secret Nazi Base on the Moon? Better invade. Mr. President we cannot afford a Moonbase Gap!

Absolutely we will not permit Canada to allow China to have a base there.

Canada is in a mess right now they are desperate for money and their economy is a mess due to leftist policies, they really should consider just becoming a US territory and let the gop fix it

 

[justoffal]

Why would a NATO country do that? What if Alaska allows Russian bases?

NATO is not necessarily an ally

 

[Doc7505]

WE ALREADY HAVE US MILITARY ON GREENLAND.

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Yep, The U.S. has approximately 150 military personnel stationed at Pituffik Space Base (formerly Thule Air Base) in Greenland, serving primarily missile defense and space surveillance roles, with a mix of U.S. Space Force, Air Force, and contractors. While figures fluctuate, reports from early 2026 consistently mention around 150 U.S. service members, a significant reduction from thousands during the Cold War.

 

[struth]

NATO is not necessarily an ally

Haha we are nato

It exist because we allow it to exist

 

[Zincwarrior]

NATO is not necessarily an ally

If you are a Russian poster I could see how you would think that.

 

[sparky]

THAT MEANS WAR WITH NATO INCLUDING THE US.

Who is Iceland's biggest ally?


Iceland has been a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) since its foundation in 1949. Membership of the Alliance and the 1951 bilateral Defence Agreement with the United States of America remain the two main pillars of Iceland's security policy.

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