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Now, when I say that, I'm not saying they also want to be part of America, but they're explicitly one of the leading parties in Greenland is like we want to be our own country.

We don't want to be ruled by all of you.

And the Danish are like, oh, well, this would be a horrible violation of NATO integrity.

Right.

Oh, right.

Hold on a second.

Right.

Yeah, that makes no sense whatsoever.

I mean, do you know the story of Greenland?

Like how it eventually came to be colonized by the European powers?

It's crazy.

Like if you, okay, as I remember it, and people might get me, you might have to fact check me.

It starts with, I think it's Eric the Red,

And it was like his son like murdered somebody and went to, I think went to Iceland.

And then that guy's son also murdered somebody and was banished.

And he went to Greenland.

And it's like, because of that, because back in like six, the year 600 AD years, again, I apologize.

I know I'm getting a decent amount of this wrong, but it's roughly correct that Denmark has the right to Greenland.

And again, you know, by the laws of territorial, you know, integrity.

No, but that's my whole thing is that Denmark was not even a country when all this was happening.