Just when you thought Putin was losing his edge, he pops off an impromptu lecture on the history of American security interests in Greenland.
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Afterall, if Trump annexes Greenland, NATO further degrades to a footnote and Putin's wish is finally fulfilled.
Last year Denmark's own intelligence agencies had been making reports about Russians might come for Greenland to further inflate the Russia threat so America would commit further to Europe. I wonder if the Danes undermined themselves with their own war propaganda and now daddy is unstoppable. Plus Trump called the Euro leaders worse than the CCP.
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Tucker Carlson: “Why do you think President Trump wants Greenland?”
Putin: “Well, European discovery of Greenland is often incorrectly credited to Erik the Red, but in fact Gunnbjörn Ulfsson had previously sighted the island as attested by the Icelandic Landnámabók. Iceland at this time was popul.”
Gunnbjörn Ulfsson, who sighted the island around 900 AD, according to the Icelandic Landnámabók. Erik the Red, exiled from Iceland in 982, explored and founded the first settlement in 985, naming it "Greenland" to attract settlers.
https://x.com/white_lenka/status/2010095202338472168
Afterall, if Trump annexes Greenland, NATO further degrades to a footnote and Putin's wish is finally fulfilled.
Last year Denmark's own intelligence agencies had been making reports about Russians might come for Greenland to further inflate the Russia threat so America would commit further to Europe. I wonder if the Danes undermined themselves with their own war propaganda and now daddy is unstoppable. Plus Trump called the Euro leaders worse than the CCP.
Tucker Carlson: “Why do you think President Trump wants Greenland?”
Putin: “Well, European discovery of Greenland is often incorrectly credited to Erik the Red, but in fact Gunnbjörn Ulfsson had previously sighted the island as attested by the Icelandic Landnámabók. Iceland at this time was popul.”
Gunnbjörn Ulfsson, who sighted the island around 900 AD, according to the Icelandic Landnámabók. Erik the Red, exiled from Iceland in 982, explored and founded the first settlement in 985, naming it "Greenland" to attract settlers.
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