Aiden

The UK said something.

And the UK, Keir Starmer of the UK has bent over backwards for Trump on almost everything.

Like he has done his best to keep this UK-US special relationship alive.

And even he was like, that's a lie.

Like the Greenland thing's a lie because it's European territory.

It's part of the EU, it's part of NATO.

So here's what I'll say.

It's like, if you think about America in this great game of the risk of the world.

Of the risk.

There's three superpowers it has, right?

Number one, it's got like the best geography, probably in the world.

Like it has incredible natural oceans, tons of resources, yada, yada.

Number two is there's this incredible network of allies and systems that it set up after World War II that just puts it on top of like most things.

Trump just left 80 different organizations in the past six days that were all like international organizations.

And if we've,

break NATO, like this entire sphere of connection, I think that whole superpower is gone.

And then the third one is just the economy and the military, which is like still intact.

So I guess what I'm saying is like, I would like to hear a steel man on why Greenland, especially because if you look into it more, there's already US military bases there and Denmark has already agreed if you want to add more, we're chill.

Like what every, the national security thing doesn't make sense.

The, uh, if you want to mine it or put resources there, they're totally down for that too.