Staff ReportsThe globalist elite, embodied by French President Emmanuel Macron, strikes again. This time, they’ve set their sights on dismissing a strategic move proposed by one of America’s boldest leaders. President Donald Trump’s ambitions to acquire Greenland aren’t just about real estate; they are about securing a future for the United States and ensuring the safety of the free world. Macron’s usual rhetoric—that Greenland isn’t “for the taking”—is nothing more than the same old song and dance from European leaders who prioritize virtue signaling over practical solutions to genuine geopolitical needs.
Emmanuel Macron said Monday that Greenland is "not for the taking" in a not-so-veiled swipe at Donald Trump's continued threats to annex the Arctic island.https://t.co/fzC2kPxRhp
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Trump understands what matters. America first, always. He sees the potential of Greenland not just for expanding America’s borders, but for strengthening national and international security. In a time when threats are global, and resources are finite, having Greenland under the Stars and Stripes makes strategic sense. This is about foresight, something the left sorely lacks.
On the other side of the Atlantic, Macron is off to Greenland under the guise of discussing climate change. Isn’t that typical? While Trump’s looking at security and prosperity, Macron’s tweaking his little global warming slide deck. Talk about skewed priorities. While the left loves to jabber about climate change and melt icebergs with their over-inflated emissions of hot air, Trump’s eyes are focused on what truly matters—protecting America’s interests and allies.
Liberal elites just can’t handle Trump’s decisive stance. Denmark’s Prime Minister herself noted it’s Greenland’s choice regarding independence. But let’s not pretend Greenland wouldn’t thrive as part of the United States. This isn’t colonial bluster; it’s about partnership. It’s about a mutually beneficial relationship with one of the world’s most powerful nations. But no, to some, everything is a veiled threat to their bleeding-heart ideologies.
Do the libs in their ivory towers really think they are safeguarding democracy by opposing American expansion? Or are they just getting in the way as usual, unable to see past their rose-colored spectacles? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure— Trump won’t be swayed by Macron’s grandstanding. America needs leaders who aren’t afraid to make the tough calls. How long will the world ignore that?
