Furious World Leaders Freeze Out Trump from Military Alliance!!!
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What recent alliances are world leaders forming against Donald Trump?
furious world leaders are freezing donald trump and the united states out of critical alliances that are forming transnationally so over the past 24 hours there was a major canadian nordic summit that took place in oslo norway you had prime minister carney then you also had the prime ministers of norway denmark and finland iceland and sweden And they all were complimenting Carney for standing up against Donald Trump and his despicable regime. Maple Midas elbows up how Canada has united the entire world against the Trump regime, or I should say the entire free world, with Carney taking the lead. I want to show you as Mette Frederiksen, the prime minister of Denmark, what she had to say as she talked about how Carney's been such a powerful voice standing up for Denmark and its territory, Greenland, against Donald Trump's threats and attacks.
Watch the prime minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, for yourself right here. Let's play this clip. And I have to say to you that you have a lot of supporters in all countries. The speech you gave in Davos, I have never experienced anything like this. I mean, people in Denmark, and I guess the same goes for the rest of the Nordic countries, have been talking about, they have been reading your speech. And I don't think I have ever heard so many reflections on a speech from a colleague as I have heard about your speech in Davos. And it is because you show leadership you were talking about how democracies can work together and that we have to connect even closer in this world where the old world order is gone and it will probably not come back so we have to build something new and it has to be a world order that is built on the values that we represent the leaders standing in front of you today
I am very grateful, I have to say this, for all the help we have received in the Kingdom of Denmark, Greenland and Denmark. We have had a totally unacceptable pressure from the US and the US President. It has been very difficult for the people in Greenland to experience this. And one of the reasons why we have been able to stand firmly on very common values, that you have to respect sovereign states, that you have to respect a people's right for self-determination, is because of our good friends in the Nordic countries, in Europe, but also with partners outside, especially you, Mark. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for that. Now we have to continue our work. We are deepening our cooperation in the Arctic region.
It is important. We are deepening our cooperation also militarily in our own region, not only the Arctic, but also more locally in the northern part of Europe. It's going in... I think, in the right direction. But with everything going on now, with the war going on in Ukraine, the U.S. unfortunately lifting up sanctions on Russia, a war in the Middle East, countries like ours have to stand together. We have to stick together and we have to work together. And that is what we have committed ourselves to do once again. So thank you, Jonas, for convening this meeting today. Next, I will share with you the prime minister of Norway, Jonas Garstor. Here he is right here talking about how You know what? When it comes to Donald Trump's unlawful war against Iran, we didn't start this thing.
This isn't our war. You see all of us standing here. This isn't our war.
How is Canada leading the charge against Trump's regime?
Obviously, we're impacted by it. But Donald Trump's realizing how things can quickly spiral out of control. Here, let's play the prime minister of Norway. Here, play this clip. I think we are not part of this war. We did not initiate it. But we are all affected by it. So I think there's a clear call here that the international law must be respected. And it should be the responsibility of the concerned parties to find ways of ending the hostilities that now have great impact around the world. We are concerned to see that there is still an escalation. There are still worries about how the world economy will be affected by the energy situation around the Gulf.
What did the Danish Prime Minister say about Trump's threats?
And for our part, we will use any channel we have, any opportunity we have to urge the parties to find a way that will not escalate this war.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What recent alliances are world leaders forming against Donald Trump?
0:00–3:53
2
How is Canada leading the charge against Trump's regime?
3:53–4:36
3
What did the Danish Prime Minister say about Trump's threats?
4:36–15:48
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How are Nordic countries responding to the changing global order?
15:48–22:31
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