The forty-seventh President of the United States just reminded the world what American power looks like—and European globalists are absolutely losing their minds over it.
President Donald Trump put the entire Western alliance on notice this week, making crystal clear that Greenland—the world's largest island and the strategic key to Arctic dominance—is now a top priority for his administration. When asked about potential acquisition of the Danish territory, the White House confirmed that "all options are on the table."
And Europe? They're in full panic mode.
Denmark's 'Defense': One Dog Sled
Trump didn't mince words when describing Denmark's pathetic attempt at Arctic security. The President noted that Copenhagen recently "boosted" their Greenland defense by adding one more dog sled. One. Dog. Sled.
Meanwhile, Russian and Chinese vessels are swarming Arctic shipping lanes, positioning themselves to control some of the most strategically critical waterways on the planet. This is the level of seriousness our so-called NATO allies bring to defending Western interests.
The White House confirmed that Greenland acquisition is being actively discussed by the President and his national security team. This isn't some fever dream—it's serious geopolitics. Presidents from Andrew Johnson to Dwight Eisenhower pursued this exact goal. Trump is simply the first commander-in-chief with the backbone to put it front and center.
Trump Deploys Special Envoy
In a major move, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has been named Trump's special envoy to Greenland. Landry appeared on national television and dropped some much-needed truth bombs on the chattering classes.
"Solidifying the Western Hemisphere is good for America, and Greenland is in the Western Hemisphere. President Trump is committed to the Monroe Doctrine and protecting American interests."
Remember the Monroe Doctrine, folks? The foundational American foreign policy principle that kept European powers out of our hemisphere? It's back. And the globalists hate it.
Europe Threatens to Blow Up NATO
The reaction from European capitals has been nothing short of hysterical. Germany—yes, the same Germany that spent years funding Putin's war machine through energy dependence—had the audacity to lecture America about borders. The EU issued a predictably weak joint statement.
But Denmark's response was the most revealing. Their Prime Minister essentially threatened to torpedo the entire NATO alliance rather than let America secure strategically vital territory. Think about that. They'd rather blow up Western unity than acknowledge America has legitimate security interests in the Arctic.
Who's the real threat to the alliance here?
Trump Guts Globalist Organizations
As if the Greenland bombshell wasn't enough, Trump dropped another hammer on the international establishment. A White House memorandum announced America's withdrawal from dozens of international organizations deemed "contrary to American interests."
The casualties? The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change—gone. International Renewable Energy Agency—axed. International Solar Alliance—finished. Numerous United Nations entities were gutted, including the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, ECOSOC commissions, and the Peace Building Commission.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reviewed every international organization receiving American taxpayer dollars and found them working against us. So Trump gave them the boot. Every single one.
America First Means America LEADS
Senior advisor Jason Miller made clear this is serious strategy, not imperialist fantasy. No invasion is planned—but America absolutely should control Greenland. The world would be safer with American oversight of those critical shipping lanes rather than ceding them to Beijing or Moscow.
For decades, Washington watched passively as Russia planted flags and China bought influence while Greenland sat strategically vital and practically undefended. That era of American weakness is officially over.
The Arctic is the future of global competition. And under President Trump, America will not surrender it to our enemies while European "allies" play defense with dog sleds.
The question every American should be asking: Why did it take this long for a President to finally stand up for our strategic interests?