Comments by "TeeKay" (@teekay_1) on "Denmark to ALLOW more US military in Greenland?" video.

I'm already planning on buying 100 acres and setting up an AirB&B
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... Now you get it. Greenland will be part of the US.
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@ As Aerosmith sang many years ago "Dream on, Dream on"
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@ That won't actually help Denmark because they don't have the navy to actually stop ships or insist they pay tolls.
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@ It would be indeed stupid for the EU to do something. Spot on.
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@TheM4artin It's 90% in the bag. And far from crying, we're happy because we know how to make money from Greenland. And no worries, you can still enter Greenland, but EU citizens will have to spend 25€ on a document we call EUOLD and indicate the purpose of their visit.
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We can afford to have people who clean up after us.
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Denmark doesn't provide nearly enough money to Greenland, nor do they have the capital to develop the country. It would be in their best interest to take a couple hundred million for Greenland because at some point the Russians or Chinese will simply take it. And I get the sensitivity of Denmark; they used to own Iceland and had to give it up in the 19th century, but if you don't have an army & navy, nor the money to develop the country, you're setting yourself up for failure.
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@AbimaelLopez-hz3qq really? Which ones?
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@ That's actually not a problem once it's part of the US.
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@ Once they find out that the US will make them all rich, those numbers will change very quickly. And they don't have to listen to the petty bureaucrats in Brussels.
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@ Perhaps your english is poor. It makes perfect sense.
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@ If not for the US, Europe would all be speaking German.
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@ It's a relic of the 1500's when Denmark was relevant.
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@ Denmark used to own Iceland, too. Now they don't. Same thing will happen to Greenland.
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@ How often have you been to the US? You might be surprised by how much money even "poor" people have here.
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@ The US always has a say in international affairs.
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@ Well, yes it it is. Let's break it down for you International affairs refers to the interactions, relationships, and dealings between nations and their governments on a global scale. It encompasses a wide range of activities, including diplomacy, trade, conflicts, treaties, and cooperative efforts to address global issues like climate change, human rights, and economic development. So yes, it is actually international affairs.
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@jesperlykkeberg7438 of course it does. It's practically ours already.
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@jesperlykkeberg7438 We have a say in a lot of stuff you don't understand. Greenland is as good as ours. As I mentioned in another post, we will allow EU people in as long as they pay us the 25 Euros to get an EU-OLD form approved 5 days before travel.
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@ ...and Denmark doesn't have the capital to develop it...
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@ The Duchy of Freedonia is making a stronger bid that will pry Greenland lose from the Kingdom of Denmark.
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@ The Monster is actually Børge Brende. But the WEF will largely be gone in 4 years. As to Trump, he would turn it into a paradise, and he finally got the Saudis off their fat royal *sses to actually do something about the violent people who used to live in gaza
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@ It's really not much of a bluff you're making. Perhaps you don't quite grasp the economic power of the US. And of course you'll still buy Teslas and Apple an Microsoft and all American products.
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@kvabskalle Greenlanders are living in a very poor state, they don't have enough housing, everything is expensive because it has to be shipped in. And Denmark can't afford to do make any meaningful investment because they're too small. US Territories are treated very well. I can't wait until the Ski Slopes open up in Greenland.
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@kvabskalle You mistake dreams for reality. Reality is.... it's in the bank.
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@ Yes, it's primarily funded, staffed, and operated by the US. NATO will not be a problem
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@ NATO is effectively the US. Do you not realize that?
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@ If the US Leaves NATO, there is no NATO
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It's why there's very few high-tech startup companies in Europe that go public. Small thinking.
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The EU is failing right now because they insist on forced immigration of people who are actively hostile to Western culture. I've never seen countries working so hard to make themselves irrelevant.
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