New hostility from Canada and Europe over Greenland
Sudden military hostility from former friends and allies is the risk in Alaska and other northern US states.
Europe has “Something To Hide” from America in Greenland, and Canada is getting too touchy about it.
Some speculation is more positive, however.
Europeans have made concessions to US over Greenland, JD Vance says
Vance says it is not true Europeans have not made any concessions to the US over its designs to control Greenland.
European allies of the US have made more concessions to the US over Greenland than they publicly admit, Vice-President JD Vance has said.
The worrisome part is that which is not publicly admitted.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has enlisted in the Dutch Army as a reservist, as countries across Europe aim to strengthen their armed forces to reduce the continent’s military dependence on the United States. ¶Máxima, 54, chose to enlist because “our security can no longer be taken for granted,” the Royal House of the Netherlands said in a news release on Wednesday. ¶European nations are racing to shore up their defense capabilities. The United States has insisted that Europe shoulder more of the burden of its own defense, and countries have pledged to increase their military spending significantly. Some officials have also begun to suggest that the European Union will need a larger and more unified armed forces.
Europe is attempting to declare “independence” from the United States, throwing off several peace accords that were established after WWII, and have been in place for 80 years. This is evidence of a new Japanese-style imperialism arising in Europe, with the Royals and the Roman Catholic Church once again assuming the vast overarching worldwide political powers they held during the Middle Ages.
Canada, France to open consulates in Greenland amid ongoing US threats
Move comes as Trump insists on securing the semi-autonomous island belonging to Denmark, citing security concerns.
Al Jazeera
Carney to Trump: Back off on Greenland
Canadian PM urged NATO allies including the U.S. to “respect their commitments.”
Elena Giordano
The US drew up a plan to invade Canada in 1930. Now Trump is reviving old fears
Now the US is vying regional dominance, experts point to War Plan Red as proof its Canadian allyship has always been flimsy
Leyland Cecco
The target was Canada, part of a classified 1930 strategy – War Plan Red – for a hypothetical war with Great Britain where the US would seek to deny it any foothold in North America. … After seizing Venezuela’s president in a brazen night-time attack, the focus of the Trump administration shifted to Greenland, a territory controlled by Nato ally Denmark. ¶“We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security, and Denmark is not going to be able to do it,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One. His vice-president, JD Vance, also chimed in on the issue, telling reporters that Denmark “obviously” had not done a proper job in securing Greenland and that Trump “is willing to go as far as he has to” to defend American interests in the Arctic.