Kyla Scanlon

Yeah.

Well, I kind of disagree with you.

Yeah, I mean.

So I think it's important to like level set the situation in Greenland.

Like Denmark has controlled Greenland for hundreds of years.

Greenland does not want to be controlled.

The people of Greenland do not want to be controlled by Denmark, but they also do not want to be controlled by the United States.

So that's number one most important thing.

What do the people there want?

They want freedom.

And the U.S.

actually has already, they have access to the materials that they need.

In 1951, the U.S.

did sign a defense agreement with Greenland that gave them military access to Greenland.

It was updated in 2004 to state that the U.S.

has to tell Greenland and Denmark if they're going to do anything there, but they can go and do anything.

And also Javier Blas of Bloomberg Opinion wrote a great piece talking about how, as you said, like how difficult these rare earths are to get out of Greenland.

The ice is so thick.

If you really want rare earths, that's like not the best choice.

country to go to.