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Why do you use the word invasion. He wants to buy it.
Don’t forget the US already have a base there.
Did you protest when China was sniffing around the island?
It’s important to note that the U.S. has a longstanding relationship with Greenland, particularly through military bases and strategic interests in the Arctic region.
Trump first expressed a controversial interest in buying Greenland in 2019 when he characterized the interest as a "strategic" move citing Greenland's resources and its location as important to the United States.
During WW2 Churchill famously referred to the need to "wage war, by sea, land, and air" and to fight "on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields, in the streets, and in the hills." Mainly because the language of Hitler was treated as a threat even though it might turn out not to be, the Germans only captured the Channel Islands. It could have been far worse. In many cases the German army just walked into unprepared countries.
History teaches us a great deal. There have always been tensions between those who don't want to believe they are under threat and those who think you should take even the most insane comments from those with power as real and prepare accordingly. If I was Denmark, I would rather be planning for invasion (they have taken the first steps) than wishing nothing would happen and finding Greenland had been annexed.
The only person who could change this is Trump - by watching his language. I'm not sure waiting 'till hell freezes over is a useful pastime.