>>1479326

Greenland is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Trump has said acquiring the territory is essential to U.S. national security and to "protect" it from Russia and China.

Støre on Jan. 17 pushed back on Trump's insistence that U.S. should control Greenland, saying:

"Threats have no place among allies. Norway's position is firm: Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Norway fully supports the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Denmark," he wrote on X. "There is broad agreement in NATO on the need to strengthen security in the Arctic, including in Greenland."

Trump has long campaigned for the Nobel Peace Prize, and expressed bitterness for being overlooked.

"They'll find a reason not to give it to me," Trump told USA TODAY back in October, just two before the announcement conferring the award on Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. Machado, for her part presented her 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Trump during their Jan. 15 meeting at the White House.

Trump kept the award.

Asked by a reporter why he would want someone else's Nobel Prize, Trump said: "Well, she offered it to me."

"I thought it was very nice. She said, 'you know, you've ended eight wars and nobody deserves this prize more than, in history, than you do," he said.

In an interview with NBC News, Trump rejected the idea that Norway has no influence over deciding who received the Nobel Peace Prize, dismissing the notion that the decision is entirely up to the committee.

“Norway totally controls it despite what they say,” he told NBC News. “They like to say they have nothing to do with it, but they have everything thing to do with it,” the president added.

>>1479327

Asked by NBC if he would use force to claim Greenland, the president responded “No comment.”

Over the past 11 months, Trump has claimed to ended eight wars though not all parties involved credit the U.S. for the ceasefire agreements. Those include Armenia and Azerbaijan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, Iran and Israel, India and Pakistan (India did not credit the U.S. with negotiating a ceasefire), Cambodia and Thailand. During the same time, the U.S. launched military action against Iran and Syria and captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores following a military extraction.

Meanwhile, Trump announced on Jan. 17 that a 10% tariff would be imposed on all goods sent to the U.S. from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the U.K., the Netherlands and Finland unless “a Deal is reached for the Complete and Total purchase of Greenland.”

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and President of the European Council Antonio Costa issued a statement on Jan. 17 saying "Territorial integrity and sovereignty are fundamental principles of international law" and adding that the EU “stands in full solidarity with Denmark and the people of Greenland.”

While Trump has long expressed his desire to acquire Greenland saying that NATO would become "far more formidable and effective with Greenland in the hands of the UNITED STATES," multiple polls have shown that an intervention in Greenland would be unpopular. A CNN/SSRS poll published on Jan. 15, showed that 75% of Americans oppose the idea.

>>1479326
Christ he's really made our country into a laughing stock.

>>1479333
Don't worry america, we know most of you are pretty ok. We won't hate you all just because of a few nutjobs.

>>1479334
>a few nutjobs
the problem is that those "few" make up at least a third of the country

>>1479326
Denmark doesn't even directly control the Nobel Committee. This is beyond fucking parody; equivalent to declaring war on the US because TIME didn't give you person of the year.

>>1479333
>the turdie is pretending to be american again

>>1479334
Americans may not like Trump's actions, but they tolerate him. There's barely any resistance to the regime. They also voted him into office twice, and it's likely that the pendulum will swing back to /pol/ if the Dems ever take office again. That's what the world will remember from all of this.

>>1479333
>can no longer take anything the POTUS says seriously anymore
You love to see it

>>1479343
>Americans may not like Trump's actions, but they tolerate him. There's barely any resistance to the regime

Nta, but you fucking retarded gorilla nigger. We Americans have NO say in all of it. WE have NO representation. ALL representation goes to billionaires and their corporations ONLY. Spread the GOT-damned word. Thank you.

>>1479343
And that's the worst fucking part. Even if the entire GOP turned on Trump and had him executed in the street, the fact remains we elected this retard TWICE and could easily elect someone else like him again, and that stain is going to last for a very long time.

>>1479341
Only a third worlder would be fine with the way Trump is debasing the office of the president. They'd probably think its based.

>>1479348
After Trump the Constitution needs to be amended to severely weaken the presidency.
We need to force both sides to work together or GTFO.

>>1479349
They think Trump is manly and hence they think so are they for supporting his bullying ways.

>>1479348
America is heavily propagandized. The media needs to be massively overhauled if we get through this.

>>1479348
Sadly, a powerful executive is the only thing that keeps America running. Turning over that power to congress will lower the risk of a dictator seizing control, but it will also ensure that nothing ever gets done as congress can't decide how to tie its shoe nowadays, let alone how to push through major reforms. The only policies that get through are the ones that the donor class want.

>>1479348
An anon can dream of this happening

>>1479352
Yeah, we can't have three billionaires controlling 95% of all media.

tRump made trolling uncool.

Dull-lord

>>1479348
>and that stain is going to last for a very long time.
Based on Germany, I'd say you need easily 40 years.

>>1479348
>the fact remains we elected this retard TWICE
don't worry anon now that the bar is lowered it will only get worse from here

>>1479340
"Despite the Radical Far Left overreacting as usual, this is obviously just a sarcastic joke in President Trump's signature playful style, showing that he's ready to play hardball in these crucial negotiations for America's national security" -some guy on Fox News tomorrow probably

>>1479348
>>1479363
About as much time as it takes for the generation that supported the movement most fervently to start dying out. For the US, it may be shorter because Millennials aren't MAGA, or may be longer because Zoomers seem to like it.

We had no choice. Americans have to invade Greenland because eggs were too expensive, and the left were being freaks.

>>1479333
yes, but he also made our country a country again. As opposed to Biden who decided that America shouldn't even exist.
I'd rather have a clownshow like this than the borderless """"country"""" we had under Biden

Jesus Christ. Every part of this is a disaster, but what gets me most is
>I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace
This is literally 5 year old thinking: You refuse to acknowledge the good thing I believe I did, therefore I am no longer interested in doing said good thing. And a person like this is in charge of the most powerful country on earth.
>>1479333
Don't worry, I'm sure we in Europe are just 1-2 elections away from getting our domestic versions of Trump
>>1479348
Yeah, a big part of the damage is already done. Trump has a massive disinhibiting effect on future politicians. Plus the trust in the POTUS is completely eroded both at home and abroad.

>>1479377
>POTUS is completely eroded both at home and abroad.
Liggerals did that with fake investigation, phony allegations and constant bitching. Good job, faggots.

>>1479378
I'd like you to name a single country not named Russia or Hungary abroad that thinks less of America because of the investigations into Trump and his allies.

>>1479352
Reinstating and modernizing the Fairness Doctrine would be a good start.

>>1479378
The loss of trusts in the government by citizens is what led to Trump being elected in the first place (and is going to lead to the election of Trump-like politicians in Europe soon), but he is accelerating it massively.
As for the lack of trust abroad I could be wrong, but while I felt like Biden for instance was very indecisive in some aspects, he never gave me the feeling like the US would just turn their back on their allies on a whim. Now it's definitely in the cards.

>>1479375
This. I don’t mind the rampant corruption, defence of pedophiles, enrichment of Trumps friends and family, lack of honesty and militarization of federal police, selling out to Israel, and shitposting as a form of government management as long America is white again. Dont you forget about Biden! What about Biden?!

>>1479383
We're in this mess because of Biden.
Biden's Tariffs, Bidens recession, Biden's ICE killing an innocent woman by shooting her in the face. Biden refusing to call off the state police.
Biden trying to classlessly take Greenland in a way that makes Putin's invasion of Ukraine look like a jenius move
Its all Biden's fault. All of it. Forever.

>>1479381
I don't think the corporate media could handle fairness doctrine
Imagine if NPR were required to spend equal time on both sides of climate change, or if they were required to spend an equal amount of time putting out messages discouraging getting vaccinated as they put out messages encouraging people to get vaccinated.

>>1479381
The Fairness Doctrine was a piece of shit introduced to let Democrats have free-reign to annihilate smaller broadcasting since its inception. Part of the reason multiple Democratic presidents even existed was because of a self-admitted ongoing war which the democrats enacted against independent media to bleed them dry using endless amounts of campaign money to force them to rebut what is effectively a 24/7 stream of shit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairness_doctrine

>The right-wingers operate on a strictly cash basis and it is for this reason that they are carried by so many small stations. Were our efforts to be continued on a year-round basis, we would find that many of these stations would consider the broadcasts of these programs bothersome and burdensome (especially if they are ultimately required to give us free time) and would start dropping the programs from their broadcast schedule.[26]

If you want everything to go back to being 3 billionaire media companies who are in a stalemate with one another throwing trillion dollar lawsuits at tiny Youtube streamers because they didn't take the time to make an 8 hour rebuttal to a TV personality for violating the Fairness Doctrine, then go and reinstate it. Then don't be surprised when the only people with a voice are Republicans on Fox News platforming Alex Jones lite while suing everyone who speaks ill of him into the dirt.

>>1479400
Are you retarded enough to try to claim the Fairness doctrine applies to youtube streamers?
(Its a rhetorical question, we can see the answer is Yes)

>>1479334
That was fine last time, but those retards managed to elect him TWICE. My sympathy's bottomed out.

>>1479350
I'm all for just eliminating the damn presidency altogether. Plenty of countries get by without one.

>>1479378
Kill yourself liggeralfag.

>>1479437
Won't happen, as much as dems hate trump right now, his administration is basically laying the blueprint for how to bypass all the checks and balances of the government and once the other party is in power they will install their own puppet president and do the same to suit their own agenda.

>>1479326
>i-is that a strongly worded letter...??? Ahhhh!!! save me Bidenman!!!!

>>1479442
Please, the Dems don't have the balls and you know it.

Maybe they shouldn't have snubbed Trump. Trump is doing what he has to to bring fear and respect back to the US after the disaster of the BIDEN CRIME family. They didn't give Trump and America the prize that we DESERVE so now they are seeing what we are like when we are not so peaceful.

>>1479450
Bro, it's not even Denmark that houses the Nobel Committee, it's Norway. Second, Norway doesn't have a say in who gets the Peace Prize. The Nobel Committee is an independent organization. This is so retarded on so many levels it should be a joke, but he's serious. It's like invading Mexico because you're pissed that you didn't get Time's Person of the Year.

>>1479453
>This is so retarded on so many levels it should be a joke, but he's serious
an apt description of the shill you're talking to as well

>>1479450
>Maybe they shouldn't have snubbed Trump. Trump is doing what he has to to bring fear and respect back to the US after the disaster of the BIDEN CRIME family. They didn't give Trump and America the prize that we DESERVE so now they are seeing what we are like when we are not so peaceful.
It feels like chatGPT trying to replicate Trump's way of speaking and vocabulary. If so, well done, it sounds very real.

This shit is getting more and more tiresome by the day. Why won't the GOP reel this moron back?

>>1479375
Give me one reason why you think this. Just one. That's not a lie.

>>1479442
Oh no! Not universal healthcare!

>>1479462
They bet all their chips on him. If they don't have Trump, they have nothing, so their only hope to hold on to power is yesman'ing him long enough that he actually starts a dictatorship, then puppet his successor when he inevitably dies in a few years

>>1479468
Were the GOP really so fucking vile that the wanted a dictatorship all along? Was this McConnell's MO?

>>1479464
We saw how benevolent they would be with healthcare between 2020-2022
>but it was a different, it was a crisis
There's always a crisis to justify grabbing more power

>>1479479
yeah god forbid they make you get a vaccine for a global pandemic.

>>1479469
Party of Small Government, anon. It was never about reducing government control, quite the opposite. They just want to accrue more power around less people.

>>1479377
>we in Europe are just 1-2 elections away from getting our domestic versions of Trump
>late 2019: Conservative Boris 'Poundland Trump' Johnson is elected with a 'Thumping 80 seat majority'. Johnson is a 'Populist'
Gee, I wonder why Starmer won a 400+ seat majority in 2024? Make Politics Boring Again.

>>1479495
Trump has literally been actively dragging down right wing and conservative parties in votes because no one else wants to become like how the US is now. It's rare you see someone so bad he discredits an entire political ideology.

>>1479513
Trump's behavior only bothers stupid people who think the rules-based order means anything without having the capacity for physical violence to back it up,

>>1479515
>no no guys we see that destroying decades old alliances and trade agreements because you didn't get a prize the countries those agreements were with have no influence over is actually completely rational and based

>>1479513
Pretty much the only silver lining of this insanity is that it will curb the growth of the far right in Europe. Hopefully they can avoid the same folly as us.

>>1479516
>muh alliances
>said by the same alliance that is unironically threatening war because the US is trying to secure its strategic interests
>muh trade
>said by the same alliance that gains more in GDP from levying fines against US companies than taxing their own people
What a massive joke the EU is. Total europoor domination.

>>1479519
>>said by the same alliance that is unironically threatening war because the US is trying to secure its strategic interests

>Hey give me your land
>What? No. You can already have bases on it anyway.
>Give me your land now!
>No and if you try to take it we'll fight back.
>AH AH, YOU'RE THREATENING WAR AT ME BECAUSE YOU WON'T JUST GIVE ME YOUR LAND!

>>1479521
its wild that they're pretending one of the main reasons we need to annex Greenland is because Russia or China may invade and take it because they've been empowered to do so after Republicunts allowed Russia to take Ukraine.

>>1479521
What's this. The thought process of illegal immigrants?

>>1479524
Actually they're the opposite
>Please I will do literally anything to join your country
>I will literally pay taxes and work for below minimum wage just let me defect to you
>NO

>>1479531
>remittances off the charts
>no taxes paid
nah

>>1479532
>party of 'Taxes are theft' seething eternally pretending that immigrants don't pay taxes
lmao

>>1479533
Tard posting is back on the menu, boys!!
>False equivalence
Can an out of context quote be far behind?

>>1479521
GOLDEN AGE of the PEACE PRESIDENT btw

>>1479519
>>said by the same alliance that is unironically threatening war because the US is trying to secure its strategic interests

This is one of the absolute most disingenuous things I have ever read here, and that's really saying something.

>>1479534
>orange man bad
another terminal TDS response from the turd world shilling brigade

>>1479524
>being against blatant imperialism by a country that just kidnapped the elected president of another country so they could steal the oil is illegal immigrant thought

>>1479531
p.s. it's a bot you're replying to

>>1479495
Starmer is ally shit too. He's just a more boring, less borish version of oligarchy/fascism than the populist are providing. Granted, he's not hinting that he'll build the death camps and start the wars, all the stuff that gets /pol/ hard, but he's still pushing through shit like OSA and greatly increasing the surveillance state. Either you get slow walked into totalitarianism by a bunch of effete know it all technocrats with mealy-mouthed platitudes, or you get driven off of the cliff at 200 mph by an overt Hitler-lover. At the end of the day, the elite have decided that the age of the enlightenment and liberalism is over, that the old social contract is dunzo, that peoples' lives will inevitably get worse so there is no placating them with bread and circuses, that a large number of them will be useless eaters soon thanks to automation and will need to be dealt with one way or another, and that an Orwellian state is possible now with AI and the only way to keep the plebs in line and them at the top.

>>1479545
>Starmer is ally shit too.
Starmer is shit too. Don't know where ally came from.

>>1479538
>disingenuous
The purpose of a strategic alliance is to protect each individual nation from outside threats.
America needs Greenland to secure itself from missile strikes from Russia and China. If NATO objects to this then they are no longer concerned with the security of its greatest and most dependable ally, which means they aren't allies at all.

>>1479571
>The purpose of a strategic alliance is to protect each individual nation from outside threats.
So what would you classify forcibly annexation as?

>>1479571
Then america can just increase military presence in Greenland to achieve this objective, no annexation needed.

>>1479519
Dumbest post of 2026

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqjvyyn7k99o
'US President Donald Trump has said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has done a "very good job thus far" and that the pair have a "very good relationship".'
>US President Donald Trump has said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has done a "very good job thus far"
1479545
>Starmer is ally shit
If Starmer is shit, so is Trump. But if Trump can never be shit, neither can Starmer. Can't have it both ways.
The duality of the hypocrite.
>Either you get slow walked into totalitarianism by a bunch of effete know it all technocrats with mealy-mouthed platitudes, or you get driven off of the cliff at 200 mph by an overt Hitler-lover. At the end of the day, the elite have decided that the age of the enlightenment and liberalism is over, that the old social contract is dunzo, that peoples' lives will inevitably get worse so there is no placating them with bread and circuses, that a large number of them will be useless eaters soon thanks to automation and will need to be dealt with one way or another, and that an Orwellian state is possible now with AI and the only way to keep the plebs in line and them at the top
But enough about Trump and its cultists..
>a weird-haired Conservative populist elected in 2019
Gee, I wonder why so many voted in a government - giving them a 400+ seat majority in 2024 - thus wanted to Make Politics Boring Again?

>>1479571
That's why we already had a 1951 treaty that essentially lets us act like Greenland's military as long as NATO exists. You'll have to do better than that.

>>1479571
The purpose is to to attach his name to something, usually large, without actually having to pay for it. see:

Trump Casino
Trump Steaks
Trump College
Trump Shoes
Trump Watches
Trump Phones
Trump Bibles
Trump skyscrapers
Trump helicopter
Trump jet
Trump stock ticker
Trump NFT
Trump books (fucker has writing skills of a 4th grader)
Trump meme coin
Canada being 51st state
The Mexico border wall that Mexico was going to pay for
The Gaza strip
Tariff of any form
The GOP
Election issues
Fake news (lugenpresse coined by hitler)
Greenland
East wing of the white house
The kennedy center
The capital building (j6)
Nobel Peace Prize
Panama Canal

>>1479604
This.

>>1479582
The stick after numerous attempts at giving them the carrot.

>>1479326
Are the people whispering things into Trump's ears too scared to tell him "stopping 8 wars" was after the deadline, too dumb to realize that or do they just want to watch him go on a rampage?

>>1479450
>Maybe they shouldn't have snubbed Trump
Maybe they should. I would like to see Trump perpetually snubbed. Constantly snubbed. Surrounded by snub and enveloped by it. I think it would be funny if this was his apogee, and Greenland could take credit for the beginning of the fall.

>>1479650
It's not like he actually stopped any of those wars either. Cambodia and Thailand went right back to shitflinging over border temples within a couple months.

>>1479663
As authoritarians increase their control, we'll see a rise in retarded wars. That whole Indochina dustup started because the new leader of Cambodia wanted to show he wasn't some pansy. Meanwhile, in the US, you have out of touch richfucks like Thiel and Musk steering policy, along with a circus of /pol/tards.

>>1479680
Even with all the gloweys on it, /pol/ has done more to save this fucking country than any other political movement since the confederacy failed to overthrow the tyrant Lincoln. I'd still be some cucked and clueless libtard if I hadn't found the redpill on /pol/.

https://x.com/i/status/2013025610390548577

America wanted to conquer Greenland for 150 years was fine... until Trump said it. This is just more TDS. At least Trump has the balls to do instead of just talk about it.

>>1479685

It does seem like if Trump came out praising the air we breath, liberals would do everything they could to stop breathing. Laughing at all the pearl clutching! If the President wants to take it, he clearly has a good reason to with America’s best interests in mind.

Yurop and the leafs are about to FAFO when star spangled mushroom clouds start going up over their cities lol. They about to find out why you don't want to fight a two front war against the US and Russia.

Invading Greenland is just art of the deal. He's saying shit to force the euros to the negotation table. It is just who Trump is, for better or for worse. He says a lot of stupid stuff, but his actions have, by and large, been genius and he has gotten everything that we voters wanted. We can thank our lucky stars that low IQ dimwit Harris isn't President right now. We would be in WW3 by now if she were the one putting tarrifs or negotiating Greenland's surrender.

>>1479685
>>1479686
weird chud cope

>i can't believe NATO just fuckin died!!1
but unironically

His speech at the WEF was fucking embarrassing. Complained about no one selling him Greenland for most of it but kept saying Iceland instead. Also said stupid shit like "If it wasn't for the US, you'd all be speaking German!" while standing in a German-speaking country, or blaming Denmark refusing to give him Greenland for the stock market crashing yesterday even though it crashed because he won't take no for an answer.

>>1479741
Sounds like you got triggered. Trump too HIGH IQ for you so you were infected by TDS.

The party spends years telling the world he's the second coming of hitler because he wants to build some camps and take what is owed to us from canada and denmark, but when it comes time to actually do anything about it they drag it out and fail miserably. One of the many reasons why everyone is converting to /pol/ and loves what ICE has been doing.

>>1479741
>Also said stupid shit like "If it wasn't for the US, you'd all be speaking German!"
he never said that.

>>1479750
>https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTxzIrRDdh-/
It took 5 seconds to find this clip anon. Try a bit harder.

>>1479751
i noticed you conveniently left out the japanese part

>>1479741
Based. Trump needs to institute a draft and start prepping for war with Europe. The threat will be enough to get them to back down, but if it doesn't, there are a plenty of fine conservative young men willing to go over there and kick the Euro asses and get revenge for losing WW2.

>>1479757
>plenty of fine conservative young men willing to go over there
I fully support gathering up all the useless conservative chuds and getting them murdered for a russian war too
Lets get Trump on it, we could get rid of all those useless faggots in a few months

>>1479758
>Seething troon has entered the chat

>>1479759
>posts since schizo randomly brought up transexuals: 0

>>1479760
Yes I wonder why people keep calling you a tranny, anon. It is a mystery

>Says he will take Greenland by force if he has too
>Threatened Mexico and Canada with land conquests recently
What is it with /pol/tards and treating the world like a Hearts of Iron IV game?

>>1479780
No one thinks its a mystery why you keep calling everyone a tranny
Everyone on this board knows about your fetish

>>1479687
>by and large, been genius and he has gotten everything that we voters wanted.

But he campaigned on making a bunch of trade deals "90 deals, 90 days" and not only did he not secure anywhere near that many new ones, he ended up doing the opposite and placing widespread tariffs.

He campaigned on not starting new wars and then changed the Department of Defense to the Department of War and we are now on the brink of World War 3 with him potentially destroying NATO. You say Harris would do worse, but she wouldn't be trying to take over a sovereign territory that was already an ally in the first place.

He campaigned on releasing all the files and evidence on Epstien, yet here we sit with a million plus files sitting hidden or retracted and he does everything possible to distract from the whole situation.

So my genuine question for you is, when you voted for him, did you just assume he would back pedal on everything he promised and do the opposite? Or have you now decided that the things he campaigned on and you voted for weren't actually what you wanted in the first place?

>>1479799
everyone I know voted for him to piss you libtards off and he has been doing an amazing job there. we are flooded in leftist tears its bibilical over on /pol/

>>1479857
The funny thing is you're probably not joking and think that's somehow a good long-term strategy. Anyways, maybe libtards in America are unhappy, here his fascist love has pushed things way to the left and he's turning the US into an international laughing stock which spells only good things. His speech at the world economic forum was comedy gold.

>>1479869
Friend, your country is an economic zone with no cultural identity and no means to defend itself. You're not even in the conversation

>>1479869
Some Republicans think Trump is doing things that are tough but necessary.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHIb7CeLgcc
Remember when Joe Biden said it was going to be a winter of severe illness and death for the unvaccinated? And used this to justify a vaccine mandate for federal government employees, hitting them with the double whammy of being unemployed and facing a winter of death.
Democrats didn't seem to have much sympathy for those who faced such a dilemma saying they deserved it, they should have just got vaccinated
When people are facing down ICE, you can certainly imagine some people are thinking they deserved it, they should have just came into the country legally

>>1479875
My country already kicked your country's ass the last time you tried to invade and we're happy and willing to do it again. Wr also have a far stronger cultural identity, but I'm not surprised you are unaware of that as is typical for your ilk. Feel free to throw more empty insults, I'll be up here with my popcorn watching everyone in your shithole at each other's throats and waiting to see if any of you have the balls to try invading again.

>>1479876
Don't let my laughing at Trump's incompetence give you the impression I think your democrats are any better outside of sometimes being less boorish. Both parties are run by corrupt oligarchs who give zero shits about anyone who isn't.

>>1479869
Probably why all the anons on here are gassing themselves up for a war. It'd really piss off the left. Sure, there's an off chance that they may die, but man, the left are going to be screaching if we go to war with a democratic state. Many of them believe that they have no future, so would rather a quick and entertaining crash than a drawn out one.

>>1479879
Why do you think Americans would care what a foreigner says about their internal politics?