President Donald Trump has seemingly secured permanent control of Greenland’s security interests.
He wanted the shipping lanes open at the top of the world. Denmark keeps the title to Greenland and the United States safeguards the keys. Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
President Donald Trump has announced a new, permanent deal with Denmark transferring control and responsibility for Greenland to the United States. Trump has viewed Greenland as strategic for military defense purposes as well as its vast reserves of rare minerals, The Soviet Union, Communist China and other nations have begun seriously developing new routes across the Arctic Ocean.
Most of the negotiations on the Greenland deal were conducted through the U.S. State Department under Marco Rubio. Ron Lauder, the youngest son of beauty magnate Estée Lauder, first proposed to Trump that he should pursue a deal involving Greenland. That was five years ago. Lauder, who has a net worth of about $5 billion, has made substantial business investments in Greenland. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
President Donald Trump returns from Switzerland, having accomplished his chief goal. He succeeded in carving out a deal allowing use of Greenland as a forward base to protect North America from an Russian missile attacks. The United States also will receive some shared control over rare earth minerals that abound in Greenland.
An Air Force One scare occurred on the way to the World Economic Forum in Davos. A malfunctioning electrical system forced to plane back to Washington DC. Trump had to hitch a ride on another craft.
But he overcame the setback, just as he persevered to win a Greenland deal. No, it was not what he originally suggested, but Trump knew all along that he would have to make concessions and get a side deal. He simply wanted to make sure it was as sweet as possible. Here’s more from And We Know.
A devastating winter storm scheduled to hit the American South, Prairie Heartland and Midwest this weekend could lead to a collapse of the national electric grid, a catastrophe much worse than the July rainstorm that produced catastrophic floods across Texas last summer.
Here, Clayton and Natalie Morris — the co-hosts of Redacted News — issue a high warning about the sprawling storm front. It’s expected to sweep across the nation Saturday and Sunday, fueled by moisture from the Pacific. As that torrent of moisture meets with a cold front descending from Canada, it could wreak havoc across 35 states.
The storm front is expected to arise around Texas and Oklahoma, before dropping snow, ice and sleet over the Prairies and Midwest, as well as such southern states as Tennessee and even northern Mississippi and Alabama. The storm will eventually slam the Atlantic Coast, before heading out to the ocean.
Joining the Redacted News team: Ralph Schoelhammer, a political scientist based in Austria and host of The Hammer Time podcast.
Denmark is now buckling and starting to negotiate with the United States on Greenland. At the minimum, look for Greenland to severe any economic ties with Communist China, even if it remains under Danish control.
Where will the deals lead? Could place Greenland under American control, or perhaps some chunk of it bordering the Arctic for defense purposes. There also could be a sales, with cash going to Denmark and the citizens of Greenland.
Time will tell. But it sure looks like Secretary of State Marco Rubio will stay busy in the months ahead. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.
President Trump said Monday that the United States needs Greenland for national security, announcing a new special envoy to advance the effort.
The remarks sparked strong criticism from Denmark and Greenland. So why is Trump pushing for control of the island? Here’s more from the New York Post.
President Donald Trump isn’t the only world leader sending his nation’s illegal aliens back home. The trend has now become much more commonplace across Europe as nations seek to gain control over political violence and terrorism, refuting the open borders policies of the globalists.
Ten European nations are now evicting aliens, especially Muslims, who have proven they are poor targets for assimilation. Instead, they have been forming separatist communities and often fighting with their neighbors — not exactly encouraging peace or prosperity.
Here, Dr. Steve Turley discusses this growing trend, as well as the rise in conservative parties across all of Europe.
