Prime Minister of Greenland Warns Population to Prepare for a Possible US Military Invasion

Greenland is on red alert.

It’s expected that US President Donald J. Trump will meet with an array of European leaders tomorrow (21) in Davos, Switzerland, to address the most urgent geopolitical question of our times: the US’s move to take over the Arctic Island of Greenland.

Among the leaders expected to be present, the Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, and her Greenlander counterpart Jens-Frederik Nielsen, who is NOT waiting for any meeting to start preparing for the ‘worst’.

Nielsen has told the Arctic island’s population and its authorities to ‘start preparing for a possible military invasion’.

Greenland will form a task force to deal with disruptions to daily life, the PM said.

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Greenland is on red alert.

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[Margery]

This seems to be in line with Trump's social media and other forms of communication as seen here in NBC Trump shares texts from leaders and vows 'no going back' on Greenland

""I do not understand what you are doing on Greenland."

That's what French President Emmanuel Macron told President Donald Trump, in a private message shared online by the American leader.

The message, posted overnight on Truth Social, was part of a flurry of activity as Trump insisted there was "no going back" in his campaign to seize the semi-autonomous Danish territory. He also posted a text from the head of NATO, accused Britain of "stupidity," and shared what appeared to be images generated by artificial intelligence depicting the American flag over Greenland and Canada.

But Trump did add a glimmer of diplomacy, announcing he would meet with “various parties” about Greenland on the sidelines of this week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Trump promised the event would be “very interesting,” telling reporters late Monday he did not expect his European allies to “push back too much” on his Greenland ambitions. In a brief telephone interview with NBC News earlier, Trump wouldn’t say whether he would use force to seize the Arctic island."


Well I agree with Trump on one thing, this will make Davos "very interesting" as he puts it. NO KIDDING!

No doubt this will get everyone at Davos in an uproar. That has it's benefits.

Did I mention I think the man does a very good impersonation of a wrecking ball!?

Whatever else they hoped to get done at Davos, will be sidelined in the panicky impromptu meetings to try and calm the American hurricane down.

And that will slow the WEF down on their roll towards various globalist projects designed to make the ordinary people of the world wish they'd never been born.




But I'm hoping and praying he doesn't invade Greenland!

To do this willingly to a friend, a country that willingly hosts that airbase for the States, a country that did nothing to deserve this just shows where things are heading and how fast.

Surely the military can be put to better use.

Russia will enjoy it though. Takes the heat off them for their moral failure invading Ukraine, their former ally and friend.

 

[Spartan Sprinter]

This seems to be in line with Trump's social media and other forms of communication as seen here in NBC Trump shares texts from leaders and vows 'no going back' on Greenland

""I do not understand what you are doing on Greenland."

That's what French President Emmanuel Macron told President Donald Trump, in a private message shared online by the American leader.

The message, posted overnight on Truth Social, was part of a flurry of activity as Trump insisted there was "no going back" in his campaign to seize the semi-autonomous Danish territory. He also posted a text from the head of NATO, accused Britain of "stupidity," and shared what appeared to be images generated by artificial intelligence depicting the American flag over Greenland and Canada.

But Trump did add a glimmer of diplomacy, announcing he would meet with “various parties” about Greenland on the sidelines of this week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Trump promised the event would be “very interesting,” telling reporters late Monday he did not expect his European allies to “push back too much” on his Greenland ambitions. In a brief telephone interview with NBC News earlier, Trump wouldn’t say whether he would use force to seize the Arctic island."


Well I agree with Trump on one thing, this will make Davos "very interesting" as he puts it. NO KIDDING!

No doubt this will get everyone at Davos in an uproar. That has it's benefits.

Did I mention I think the man does a very good impersonation of a wrecking ball!?

Whatever else they hoped to get done at Davos, will be sidelined in the panicky impromptu meetings to try and calm the American hurricane down.

And that will slow the WEF down on their roll towards various globalist projects designed to make the ordinary people of the world wish they'd never been born.




But I'm hoping and praying he doesn't invade Greenland!

To do this willingly to a friend, a country that willingly hosts that airbase for the States, a country that did nothing to deserve this just shows where things are heading and how fast.

Surely the military can be put to better use.

Russia will enjoy it though. Takes the heat off them for their moral failure invading Ukraine, their former ally and friend.

I've noticed that something always seems to happen after these types of meetings.

ONe thing i've noticed as a pattern that pretty much since COIV, something significant always seems to occur in January

 

[Margery]

I've noticed that something always seems to happen after these types of meetings.

ONe thing i've noticed as a pattern that pretty much since COIV, something significant always seems to occur in January

I think you are right about a January pattern.

Davos is the WEF and it's always in January, and its always about world leaders and their underlings, coordinating their actions towards a set of goals. Economics and geo politics.

Started by Klaus Schwab, it is the World Economic Forum in action.

The planning stages of anything are probably years in advance, but the final touches occur just before stuff gets unleashed.

This was from the middle of the Reuters press thing: Europe's leaders stand firm in Davos as CEOs warn on emotions

"Without referring directly to Trump, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted a need to respond to seismic shifts in the world and said the speed and scale of change had driven a consensus in Europe on independence.

"It is time to seize this opportunity and build a new independent Europe," she said in a speech."

They are ready for this "opportunity"