Greenland is an independent country it is not for sale.

I stand with the people of Greenland to govern themselves without being threatened by the tangerine tyrant.

Edit:

So all the Trump simps are spouting their predictable nonsense, peppered with the obvious tedious insults.
Honestly can’t you be a bit more original?

Anyway, we all know it’s about oil.
It’s always about oil.

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Phaethon · 46-50, M

I think the orange dragon wants it because Russia has significantly built up its Arctic military infrastructure, with bases and airfields like Nagurskoye in Alexandra Land, which are geographically closer to Greenland. We are preparing for the next world war but people are too worried about pronouns to see it coming.

ArishMell · 70-79, M

@Phaethon I wonder if Russia is also investing heavily in its own far East: at closest Alaska with its oil is only 70 miles from the very remote NE tip of Siberia; but presently at least that area of Russia is more or less totally wild.

The USA does not need take Greenland at all. It already has a USAAF base there, and enhancing that would normally be a matter of civil agreements between NATO allies. Just as the USA has umpteen bases in Europe (including three in England).

Oddly there is a Russian-born, Russian university educated businessman based in Alaska, who is reviving an old idea for a railway tunnel across the Bering Straits. Apart from the formidable technical obstacles and sheer cost it would require close co-operation between the USA, Canada, Russia and China. It is extremely unlikely ever to be feasible, but either he is a very naive dreamer, a shares-fraudster on a grand scale or he has discreet pals High Up in Washington, Moscow and Beijing. Reportedly he has discussed it with Elon Musk, but I don't think we can count that as important.