Anonymous EU + NATO hand stunning loss t(...) 01/22/26(Thu)00:37:19 No. 1480106 https://apnews.com/article/trump-davos-housing-greenland-gaza-a2f3f4c18ba321c8025a3e208fc0ddf6 DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — After first threatening another trade war and then hinting at an actual one to wrest control of Greenland away from Denmark, President Donald Trump Wednesday backed down from all his threats and claimed victory. Trump crowed about a “framework of a future deal” — reminiscent of his “concept of a plan” to solve the health care crisis — as sufficient to end a weekslong crisis of his own creation. “Based upon a very productive meeting that I have had with the Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, we have formed the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, the entire Arctic Region,” Trump posted on his social media platform. “This solution, if consummated, will be a great one for the United States of America, and all NATO Nations. Based upon this understanding, I will not be imposing the Tariffs that were scheduled to go into effect on February 1st.” Trump had announced he would levy 10% tariffs on all imports from Denmark and seven other NATO allies who held a joint exercise in Greenland after he began his latest round of bluster about the Arctic island. That tax, which like all U.S. tariffs would have been paid by Americans, was to have risen to 25% come June 1 if Denmark had not handed over Greenland by then. Trump has been obsessed with Greenland since his first term when he wanted to purchase it. In those years, he was surrounded by traditional Republicans, many with substantial military and foreign policy experience, who were able to talk him out of pressing the matter after Denmark showed no interest in giving up the semi-autonomous possession. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)00:38:08 No. 1480107 In this second term, however, Trump intentionally chose staff who uncritically support his every whim. Trump and top aide Stephen Miller have openly pushed a might-makes-right foreign policy that undoes decades of the post-World War II order that at least attempted to establish international rules and laws. Trump offered his view on that earlier Wednesday in a speech to the world leaders and business executives gathered in Davos, Switzerland, at the annual World Economic Forum. “Then after the war, which we won. We won it big. Without us right now, you’d all be speaking German and little Japanese, perhaps,” he said. “After the war, we gave Greenland back to Denmark. How stupid were we to do that? But we did it. But we gave it back. But how ungrateful are they now?” Trump began mentioning Greenland again after winning the 2024 election and in the first weeks after taking office, typically in tandem with wanting to retake the Panama Canal. The chatter increased as Vice President JD Vance planned a trip to Greenland in March — but the trip itself deflated concerns when Vance was unable to arrange substantive meetings with local officials. The whole issue disappeared as Trump turned his attention to Iran and then Venezuela, and resurfaced after that operation successfully captured that country’s dictator and brought him back to the United States on drug trafficking charges. On Jan. 6, he told The New York Times, “we are going to do something on Greenland, whether they like it or not,” setting off the two-week crisis that threatened to destroy NATO. While Trump had never specifically said he would use military force to seize Greenland, he had repeatedly refused to rule it out. He finally ruled out using the military in a speech upon arrival in Davos after flying overnight from Washington. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)00:39:09 No. 1480108 The backing-away from the tariffs came after a one-on-one meeting hours later with NATO’s Rutte, the one European leader who continues using flattery and praise to persuade Trump. That had been the consensus approach among European officials after Trump retook office a year ago, but many have abandoned it after it failed to keep Trump from ending U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, which was invaded by Russia four years ago. French president Emmanuel Macron, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and others attending Davos have been blunt in their criticism of Trump’s policies and particularly his attempt to grab Greenland. In his announcement, Trump said the agreement with NATO will help the U.S. build a massive missile defense shield for the entire United States but offered no details as to how that would work. It is also unclear what a new agreement would offer the United States that it cannot already do under a 1951 treaty with Denmark about U.S. military installations there. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)07:22:09 No. 1480178 >Denmark and nato say Greenland isn’t for sale and there will be no negotiations >tariffs threatened >ok let’s negotiate I swear…>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)07:30:44 No. 1480179 >>1480178 >This is the cope by Russia given trump's big 'deal' was getting what was currently already agreed too. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)07:49:08 No. 1480181 >>1480106 Every defeat is actually a victory!>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)08:24:45 No. 1480185 >>1480179 >everything I don’t like is Russia You shills need new material. Just shouting out memes doesn’t work on the handful of real anons still hanging around.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)08:39:43 No. 1480188 >>1480106 I bet they made a 'new deal' which is functionally identical to the pre-existing agreement. He's done that before, because he's an illiterate idiot.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)08:41:35 No. 1480189 >>1480185 You think Putin slowed down his Russian troll farm after all the success he has had turning Americans against each other? Half of all traffic on the internet is bots now. Just bots spreading misinformation and trying to drum up engagement. https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/bots-now-account-for-over-half-of-all-internet-traffic But keep trying to deny it. You fucking Russian troll bot. Beep boops. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)08:43:56 No. 1480191 >>1480178 You have it backwards. There have already been bases and American projects on Greenland. Had Trump simply approached it normally in the first place these negotiations could have happened already. Instead, Trump acted like a boorish asshole bully do Denmark literally told him to fuck off. Now he's going back to regular negotiations but trying to spin it like some kind of win. He's an idiot.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)08:47:03 No. 1480192 >>1480189 If you think it's Putin, not Trump turning Americans against each other you're a fool. Unless your take is that being best buddies as they are, Trump is taking notes from on how to make life miserable enough that people are busy arguing with each other to bother with corruption.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)11:38:12 No. 1480258 >>1480191 Nah. EU, NATO and Denmark were always going to throw their little tantrum, no matter how nice President Trump played.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)11:43:09 No. 1480263 >>1480178 Unironically the art of the deal.>we want [ridiculous thing] >fuck off, no we aren't selling >do it or we'll do [dangerous thing] >reeeeee! >alright, how about we settle on [thing I alway wanted] >alright fine here you go >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)11:45:25 No. 1480266 >>1480263 The thing he always wanted was Greenland you retard. We didn't have to do this immensely damaging song and dance just to ask if we could potentially put missile programs there.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:05:13 No. 1480272 Both Denmark & Greenland have said there hasn't been any deal made The NATO head doesn't decide anything regarding Denmark/Greenland >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:09:21 No. 1480275 Nah, Trump was always going to TACO and throw a tantrum, no matter how EU, NATO and Denmark were always going to throw a party in celebration of a weak orange subhuman folding like a lawn chair while pointing & laughing at him and his weaksauce little cultists such as you, 1480258 MAGA and their orange god: the laughingstock of the world >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:18:36 No. 1480284 >>1480263 the US has missile and military programs everywhere. he didn't need to do all of this just for that. this isn't about what he got, this is about power and control of minerals + oil. he's after canada and venezuela for oil as well.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:20:15 No. 1480287 >>1480258 They never threw tantrums when other deals were made. The only reason there is any tension to start with is that Trump is acting incredibly boorish and unprofessional. Everyone else (minus Macron lol) is conducting themselves as heads of state taking their positions and responsibilities seriously, but Trump is still acting as if he's on a sleazy reality show and what's more to the point seems to think he's hosting. In a very short time he has all but destroyed all the good will and trust America built over the last 80 years. I know most of you scoff like that's no big deal, but those who do are incredibly foolish.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:29:14 No. 1480294 >>1480266 >immensely damaging Are you a child? The EU + Canada shits on us all the time. They've hated us for decades.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)12:35:32 No. 1480303 https://www.history.com/articles/us-virgin-islands-denmark-purchase>The U.S. was a larger imperial power now, with a greater interest in expanding. It had also set its sights on building the Panama Canal, and this made it even more interested in purchasing St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix in order to secure the future canal’s route. Again, another secretary of state (this time John Hay) negotiated a treaty with Denmark. The Senate ratified the treaty in 1902, but this time, the Danish parliament rejected it. >In 1915, the fear of German takeover motivated the U.S. to make another try for the islands. Especially after the sinking of the Lusitania, President Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State Robert Lansing feared that Germany might annex Denmark and launch more attacks from the Danish West Indies. Danish leaders resisted ceding the islands and their majority-black inhabitants to the racially-segregated United States. >Angry at this, Lansing insinuated that if Denmark didn’t sell the U.S. the islands, it just might go and seize them to prevent Germany for getting to them. It was a bullying tactic, and it worked. >Eager to prevent a U.S. military attack (Denmark was currently a neutral party in World War I), Denmark negotiated a treaty with the U.S. that President Wilson signed on January 16, 1917. On March 31, 1917, Denmark formally transferred governance over the islands to the U.S., and the U.S. reciprocated by paying Denmark $25 million in gold coin. >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)14:31:57 No. 1480393 >>1480294 It's been a while since we've seen someone openly call for the end of US hegemony and its place in the global theater directly to the president's face. It being followed by a bunch of foreign divestment form the United States is actually telling of what the future's going to be because the old man keeps shitting himself>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)15:14:04 No. 1480418 >>1480263 Migatards are so fucking pathetic lol>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)15:38:05 No. 1480445 >>1480393 >Source: Tu'Mor Wiks >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:19:54 No. 1480466 >>1480294 Random people shitting on Americans over Facebook and Twitter doesn’t justify threatening leaders of allied countries>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:22:58 No. 1480467 >>1480287 >>1480393 lol. I can remember when Trump suggested the EU not be so dependent on Russian oil Merkel laughed in his face. Then Russia invaded Ukraine. I remember last week all the yuropoors digging in their heels and daring Trump to invade. The reality is Western Eruope can't do a fucking thing to disrupt the US hegemony hence the coping and seething.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:24:25 No. 1480469 >>1480466 Trump never threatened to use military force but go off kween>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:27:28 No. 1480471 >>1480469 Saying “by any means necessary” and trying to economically blackmail people is still threatening. I honestly can’t think of anything different I would be doing if I wanted to end the US’s reputation and push the world away from the dollar>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:28:54 No. 1480472 >>1480106 That's my man Rutte>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:36:29 No. 1480477 >>1480471 He never actually said those words. You were duped by the media.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:44:30 No. 1480481 >>1480477 Next you'll say Trump didn't call Nazis and white supremacists very fine people Or claim he didn't really call dead veterans suckers and losers>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:53:06 No. 1480483 >>1480481 Post source of him saying "by any means necessary." He never said it.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)16:59:38 No. 1480487 >>1480263 But he got nothing., Trump never gets anything from these negotiations. The only way this could be what he wanted is if his goal was to destroy american credibility.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)17:06:26 No. 1480492 >>1480258 You're retarded.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)17:24:38 No. 1480502 >>1480483 Notice how no one could provide source. Eurokeks fabricating stories to be mad about.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)18:49:30 No. 1480536 >>1480272 To me, this is the interesting thing. The Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, with whom Trump talked, has absolutely no say over Greenland's sovereignty. It seems like negotiations went like this:>Trump: "I WANT GREENLAND" The Kingdom of Denmark: "No. Fuck off.">Trump: "I WANT TO SPEAK TO THE MANAGER" Rutte: "I'm the manager. Er, here's a voucher for a complimentary, er, 'framework'">Trump:*triumphantly shows framework-voucher to press* >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)18:56:26 No. 1480538 >>1480537 He didn't get it at all lmao. It's all rumors. None of it was ever confirmed beyond Trump saying he had a "framework of a deal coming in two weeks">>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)18:59:26 No. 1480541 >>1480537 Davos is an alpine resort town in Switzerland and a talking shop for the vile neoliberals of the The World Economic Forum. It doesn't give greenlights. That's not a thing.>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)19:07:00 No. 1480543 >>1480542 >I was being succinct. You were being inaccurate.>They told him that no one is going to stop him source?>I don't know if they told him directly or indirectly, publicly or privately oh, no source>but Greenland is a go, buckle up buckeroos my arse>>
!!exAL/WVRd2a 01/22/26(Thu)19:14:00 No. 1480545 0 >>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)20:51:59 No. 1480589 >>1480185 >Says this when putin DDOS'd an ICE transparency site for trump. It's afraid>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)21:02:06 No. 1480598 >>1480185 >You shills need new material Their handlers aren't willing to pay for any new material for them>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)21:03:06 No. 1480599 >>1480589 If that EU member immigration activist running the site said it then...>>
Anonymous 01/22/26(Thu)22:56:14 No. 1480659 >>1480106 I mean. Invasion was never on the table. Congress was never going to let him do it.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)03:25:28 No. 1480739 >a talk about idea for a future framework for future negotiations for a deal about greenland >neither greenland or denmark were oart of these talks face it, Trump tacoed again. NATO has no power to force it's members to cede sovereign territory. Mark Ruttevwas just nice and gave the orange retard something to say to trick his retarded cult into thinking they won something>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)04:35:32 No. 1480750 >>1480599 >Republicans accepting help from Putin Good old treason.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)10:50:45 No. 1480803 >>1480106 its like you seen this guy do this for decades, and you still think he is folding ffs, just read his fucking book this is just pathetic at this point>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)11:22:52 No. 1480826 >>1480803 >Doesn't get greenland >Rapidly becoming clear his "concepts" of a deal were just shit NATO's head told him to make him stop throwing a hissy fit at the WEF >Embarrassed both himself and the country >"A-Art of the deal!" >>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)14:41:52 No. 1480947 >>1480826 Throwing things at the wall is a legitimate strategy especially when failures are inexpensive and successes pay off.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)14:44:51 No. 1480949 >>1480947 In this case the failure has severely harmed any chance at future successes along with creating long term reputational damage, and the "success" is fucking nothing. You cannot run a country like a business where worst case you leave with a golden parachute.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)14:45:17 No. 1480950 >>1480947 So its not a legitimate strategy for Trump? He's exploding the debt again and still fucking up the economy>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)14:51:36 No. 1480957 >>1480953 >Dems You misspelled Reps, see >>1480349 Imagine blowing the carefully accumulated GOP powerbase built over 30 years for an orange retard who wastes it enriching himself and his donors, lmao>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)14:57:38 No. 1480963 >>1480960 Way to admit the right is literally just a fucking scam. Shame that by being so greedy, ironically you've convinced more people than ever to vote left because the right decided to leave them out to dry.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)15:02:32 No. 1480967 >>1480957 The last thing Republicans needed was more Mitt Romneys and John McCains There is a reason Trump won and they lost>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)15:17:59 No. 1480971 >>1480967 Yeah and what will they have without the Trump cult of personality? I imagine a schism on par with the fucking Reformation over who is Trump's successor.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)16:21:27 No. 1480995 >>1480178 >sale how is this even a discussion? I swear Trump is so incompetent it's not even funny. Denmark has no legal grounds to sell Greenland, even if they wanted to. Trump could threaten dropping nukes on Copenhagen and they still wouldn't sell it. It's like asking the UK to buy Canada or Australia from them>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)16:22:52 No. 1480996 >>1480971 Is that what happened with Ronald Reagan and HW Bush? Do you think that will happen with Donald Trump and JD Vance?>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)18:33:14 No. 1481048 >>1480826 Don't forget what made him fold was the EU was preparing to tear up their trade deal with US and Macron saying the Anti-Coercion Instrument was on the table, which would have completely looked the US out of the European market fucking the US economy. And they didn't even get into the true nuclear option of liquidating their holdings of US debt which would instantly cause the US economy to go into a depression. EU had trump by the balls and that's why he caved hard.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)18:45:08 No. 1481063 >>1480996 They didn't have anywhere near as much of a cult as Trump does.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)18:57:13 No. 1481074 >>1481063 Post trump votes were just votes against the DNC.>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)19:17:29 No. 1481095 >>1481063 I do think there was a larger cult around Reagan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reagan_Democrat Did you ever hear of a Trump Democrat? A democrat who would vote blue but they love Trump so much they had to vote for him instead? >>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)19:35:32 No. 1481124 >>1481095 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obama%E2%80%93Trump_voters https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Democrats_who_opposed_the_Hillary_Clinton_2016_presidential_campaign#Democrats_for_Trump https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanders%E2%80%93Trump_voters https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_Hinkle#MAGA_communism >>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)19:36:19 No. 1481126 >>1481124 I heard about bernie voters for Trump but didn't think they had a wiki, and I never heard of Obama Trump voters. Thanks!>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)19:40:20 No. 1481132 >>1481126 god you're esl>>
Anonymous 01/23/26(Fri)19:55:25 No. 1481141 >>1481132 I did not think they had a wikipedia entry. Sorry for the contractions, pissant.>>
Anonymous 01/24/26(Sat)03:15:45 No. 1481363 >its a protection racket >there's a reason why Trump lost in his own backyard late last year >Republicans voting for a Democrat mayor in Miami >Republicans becoming sane in Indiana Nice GOP, MAGAts. Shame if something wrere to happen to it.
Delete Post: [ File Only] Style: Yotsuba Yotsuba B Futaba Burichan Tomorrow Photon
All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective parties. Images uploaded are the responsibility of the Poster. Comments are owned by the Poster.