Trump declares that the U.S. needs to have Greenland

[JWBooth]

If Trump says so, there is not a war or invasion that the neocon Trumpist will not support.

Truth

 

[White 6]

taking over??

you sound like hes planning a military invasion,,

Well, it would not be his first, to get control of strategic assets, he thought important, and Miller's wife did post a picture of it, overlaid with an American Flag, the same day of his raid into Venezuela. Trump is the first to bring it up, and of course soundly rejected by the people Danish government and the people that live on Greenland. He should keep quiet about his expansionist desires to acquire sovereign territory of other countries. We are not Russia, no matter how much he admires Putin.

 

[JWBooth]

If he tries to take Greenland by force, I imagine his own people will impeach and remove him from office.

You gotta be kidding. Those retards will cheer proudly and profusely.
You might not know it as the opposition retards might be drowning them out.

 

[progressive hunter]

Well, it would not be his first, to get control of strategic assets, he thought important, and Miller's wife did post a picture of it, overlaid with an American Flag, the same day of his raid into Venezuela. Trump is the first to bring it up, and of course soundly rejected by the people Danish government and the people that live on Greenland. He should keep quiet about his expansionist desires to acquire sovereign territory of other countries. We are not Russia, no matter how much he admires Putin.

when he decides to take it by force you let us know,,

 

[White 6]

Trump doesn't support Putin. Don't spread such nonsense.

Former President Donald Trump referred to Vladimir Putin's actions regarding Ukraine as "genius" and "savvy,". Go.com NBC News After an early war attack on Ukraine's civilian population, Donald Trump blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for starting the war with Russia. BBC
Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin in various statements, often highlighting his strong leadership style and personal relationship with him. However, this admiration has been controversial and has drawn criticism regarding its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
Many members of Donald Trump's team, including his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have had ties to Russia, either through business dealings or personal relationships. This has raised concerns about the extent of their connections and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.
U.S. House of Representatives russiamatters.org

It has always sounded like he was a Putin puffing supporter, to me, and many around the world.
Yes, many people, particularly in the United States, believe that Trump favors Russia; a poll indicated that nearly half of registered voters think he sympathizes with Russia in its conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, European public opinion has also turned against Trump, viewing him as a threat to peace, which may reflect similar sentiments about his stance on Russia. NBC News globalaffairs.org

 

[Lesh]

At what point do our allies turn against us?

This could get very weird

 

[Blaster]

Former President Donald Trump referred to Vladimir Putin's actions regarding Ukraine as "genius" and "savvy,". Go.com NBC News After an early war attack on Ukraine's civilian population, Donald Trump blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for starting the war with Russia. BBC
Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin in various statements, often highlighting his strong leadership style and personal relationship with him. However, this admiration has been controversial and has drawn criticism regarding its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
Many members of Donald Trump's team, including his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have had ties to Russia, either through business dealings or personal relationships. This has raised concerns about the extent of their connections and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.
U.S. House of Representatives russiamatters.org

It has always sounded like he was a Putin puffing supporter, to me, and many around the world.
Yes, many people, particularly in the United States, believe that Trump favors Russia; a poll indicated that nearly half of registered voters think he sympathizes with Russia in its conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, European public opinion has also turned against Trump, viewing him as a threat to peace, which may reflect similar sentiments about his stance on Russia. NBC News globalaffairs.org

You just don't like Trump.

 

[odanny]

His own party defied him on the Epstein files, which shows a glimmer of hope they could muster up the courage to stand against the Emperor.

Make no mistake, this nutjob is emboldened now, and he is hungry for more.

 

[JLW]

At what point do our allies turn against us?

This could get very weird

The Trump Administration is filled with deranged neocons whose mission seems to be to invade and start wars with friend and foe alike. They don’t care! They won’t be satisfied until there is wreck and ruin.

 

[22lcidw]

Former President Donald Trump referred to Vladimir Putin's actions regarding Ukraine as "genius" and "savvy,". Go.com NBC News After an early war attack on Ukraine's civilian population, Donald Trump blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for starting the war with Russia. BBC
Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin in various statements, often highlighting his strong leadership style and personal relationship with him. However, this admiration has been controversial and has drawn criticism regarding its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
Many members of Donald Trump's team, including his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have had ties to Russia, either through business dealings or personal relationships. This has raised concerns about the extent of their connections and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.
U.S. House of Representatives russiamatters.org

It has always sounded like he was a Putin puffing supporter, to me, and many around the world.
Yes, many people, particularly in the United States, believe that Trump favors Russia; a poll indicated that nearly half of registered voters think he sympathizes with Russia in its conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, European public opinion has also turned against Trump, viewing him as a threat to peace, which may reflect similar sentiments about his stance on Russia. NBC News globalaffairs.org

Putin is a nationalist. He is not a globalist. This is why he has some who give him a little support. Saying that, he is also a competitor for dominance. We live in a jigsaw puzzle world where the pieces need to be hammered together.

 

[Rogue AI]

Greenland should be the price of our previous commitment to NATO. Once paid in full we can be done with Europe and leave on good terms. Everyone wins.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

The Beast has arrived, and you have taken his mark.

That was funny!

 

[Invisibleflash]

This man never ceases to trip over his own feet. It truly is a sight to behold. He brings down an oppressive dictator and in 24 hours he turns around and makes us sound like we're going to go on a mission to conquer the world.

Trump has a hard-on for Mehico, Greenland, Cuba and Colombia. And don't forget Iran! No one to stop him, so he does what he likes.

 

[progressive hunter]

Former President Donald Trump referred to Vladimir Putin's actions regarding Ukraine as "genius" and "savvy,". Go.com NBC News After an early war attack on Ukraine's civilian population, Donald Trump blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for starting the war with Russia. BBC
Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Vladimir Putin in various statements, often highlighting his strong leadership style and personal relationship with him. However, this admiration has been controversial and has drawn criticism regarding its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
Many members of Donald Trump's team, including his former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have had ties to Russia, either through business dealings or personal relationships. This has raised concerns about the extent of their connections and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.
U.S. House of Representatives russiamatters.org

It has always sounded like he was a Putin puffing supporter, to me, and many around the world.
Yes, many people, particularly in the United States, believe that Trump favors Russia; a poll indicated that nearly half of registered voters think he sympathizes with Russia in its conflict with Ukraine. Additionally, European public opinion has also turned against Trump, viewing him as a threat to peace, which may reflect similar sentiments about his stance on Russia. NBC News globalaffairs.org

saying he executed a genius military move isnt saying he in any way supported what he did,,

 

[IDIOCRACY]

This man never ceases to trip over his own feet. It truly is a sight to behold. He brings down an oppressive dictator and in 24 hours he turns around and makes us sound like we're going to go on a mission to conquer the world.

Greenland is strategically & $ intensive. Our country could do much for Greenland, they should marry. Trump's just being Trump.

And besides, I thought you libs said he lies all the time. When is all the time anyway, only a liberal knows for sure

 

[White 6]

You just don't like Trump.

Most people have a low opinion of the man. I am certainly not responsible for the things he has said on camera or while tweeting on the commode. Not responsible for his views and attacks (verbally and physically) on women. Not responsible for his comments characterizing some countries as "shithole countries" while President in January of 2018. It was not me but DJT that stated that he would not protect NATO countries that do not meet their defense spending commitments and suggested he would "encourage" Russia to act against them. His comments have drawn significant criticism for undermining NATO's collective defense principle. Go.com BBC Multiple press reports revealed that President Donald Trump called soldiers who died fighting for their country “losers” and “suckers” and that he asked a military parade to exclude wounded veterans because “nobody wants to see” amputees. americanprogress.org NBC News
Before the Russian invasion occurred, Donald Trump did threaten to withhold military aid to Ukraine unless they launched an investigation into his political rival, Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter Biden, back in July of 2019. This being an example of using the power of his office for political gain, and got him impeached the first time.

There are these reasons and many more. No. I do not like him, his style, his management technique, his personnel decisions, and his various forms of open political blackmail he has practiced against individuals, states and countries. These and many more current reasons, plus I suspect him to be a kiddy rapist with his good friend Epstein. Nobody familiar with his background would put it past him. No wonder his approval ratings are in the toilet.

 

[White 6]

Putin is a nationalist. He is not a globalist. This is why he has some who give him a little support. Saying that, he is also a competitor for dominance. We live in a jigsaw puzzle world where the pieces need to be hammered together.

Putin was KGB back in Communist Soviet Union Days and has not changed ideology, just because the US proclaimed winning the cold war. I am a retired Cold Warrior, studying Russia, its military, tactics and political leadership half my life. I don't like Puting, Russia, Trump, or anyone that supports Russia over NATO, EU, the US, or the world. I do support Ukraine, against the Russian war of aggression, like all Americans that support liberty and freedom from oppression should.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Of course not, but he should be leaning on the Danish to deal with that problem or he can send our own navy out into international waters as a deterrent. Continuing to rattle the sabers of us "taking" Greenland is a hostile way to treat an allied nation.

You expect people named like a baked good you have with coffee to challenge the Russians and Chinese? I am sure their large number of aircraft carriers will deter them from taking Greenland for themselves!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

What the **** is NATO for if not to protect the sovereignty of those countries bordering on the North Atlantic? We don't need to annex, adopt, or otherwise control Greenland. No way are the Russians or the Chinese a threat in that part of the world and a clear statement of defense is all that is required. Trump is beginning to sound an awful lot like Putin.

You have been hanging out too much with these TDS-infected morons like Taz, so long I think you are infected. Seek help immediately!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Most people have a low opinion of the man. I am certainly not responsible for the things he has said on camera or while tweeting on the commode. Not responsible for his views and attacks (verbally and physically) on women. Not responsible for his comments characterizing some countries as "shithole countries" while President in January of 2018. It was not me but DJT that stated that he would not protect NATO countries that do not meet their defense spending commitments and suggested he would "encourage" Russia to act against them. His comments have drawn significant criticism for undermining NATO's collective defense principle. Go.com BBC Multiple press reports revealed that President Donald Trump called soldiers who died fighting for their country “losers” and “suckers” and that he asked a military parade to exclude wounded veterans because “nobody wants to see” amputees. americanprogress.org NBC News
Before the Russian invasion occurred, Donald Trump did threaten to withhold military aid to Ukraine unless they launched an investigation into his political rival, Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter Biden, back in July of 2019. This being an example of using the power of his office for political gain, and got him impeached the first time.

There are these reasons and many more. No. I do not like him, his style, his management technique, his personnel decisions, and his various forms of open political blackmail he has practiced against individuals, states and countries. These and many more current reasons, plus I suspect him to be a kiddy rapist with his good friend Epstein. Nobody familiar with his background would put it past him. No wonder his approval ratings are in the toilet.

Your latest TDS rant is no better than any other. Just look at who you cited for their lies!