President Donald Trump just put the entire world on notice: America is done asking nicely for Greenland.
In a stunning display of America First diplomacy, the 47th President delivered an aggressively worded case for acquiring the strategically vital Arctic territory, declaring flatly: "That's our territory."
And folks, he wasn't mincing words.
No Leases, No Licenses – OWNERSHIP
Trump made crystal clear that half-measures won't cut it. "Who the hell wants to defend a license agreement or a lease?" he demanded, dismissing the kind of weak arrangements that previous administrations might have accepted.
This is a President who understands that in a world where China and Russia are aggressively expanding their Arctic presence, America needs to OWN its strategic assets – not rent them.
While Trump stated he "won't use force" to acquire the island, he pointedly reminded the audience of America's recent successful military operation in Venezuela. The message was unmistakable: the United States has the capability to protect its interests, and our adversaries better take note.
The Carrot and the Stick
"We want a piece of ice for world protection, and they won't give it," Trump told the audience. Then came the line that should have Denmark's leadership reaching for the phone: "You can say yes and we will be very appreciative. Or you can say no and we will remember."
That's called leverage, patriots. Something the Biden administration never understood.
Reports indicate some attendees showed "uncomfortable looks" and "light laughter" during the speech – likely the same globalist types who spent four years appeasing China and letting America's strategic position deteriorate. Notably, failed California Governor Gavin Newsom was spotted in attendance, no doubt taking notes on what REAL leadership looks like.
Why Greenland Matters
Make no mistake: this isn't about real estate. Greenland sits at the crossroads of emerging Arctic shipping lanes, contains vast untapped mineral resources including rare earth elements critical to American manufacturing, and hosts Thule Air Base – a crucial piece of our early warning defense system.
While the Biden regime was busy funding endless foreign wars and opening our southern border, Trump is thinking strategically about America's future security and prosperity.
The question now isn't whether America needs Greenland. The question is whether Denmark is smart enough to recognize which way the wind is blowing.
What do you think, patriots? Is it time for Greenland to join the greatest nation on Earth?