Furious World Leaders Set Fatal Trap and Trump Steps Right In!!
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How are European and NATO leaders publicly responding to Trump's Greenland proposal?
World leaders are putting their knee on Donald Trump's neck and they are pressing down and down and down. They are deploying more troops right now to Greenland. Take a look right here. You see an aircraft carrying German soldiers. just landing at the nuke airport in greenland soldiers from france norway the united kingdom and sweden are participating in joint military exercises in greenland against the united states preparing for a possible invasion by donald trump on thursday they met with the commander of joint arctic command They received briefings on Greenland and Arctic Command, and then they've been practicing and anticipating what it would be like if the United States invades. Europe is ready and prepared.
We've been showing you speeches of people like French President Emmanuel Macron, who Previously, back in 2025, maybe trying to appease Donald Trump or perhaps by time in 2026, their language has changed significantly. Macron is like, we need to inflict fear. We need to inflict pain. We need to make them fear us because that's what you want. Let's go. And I think that's how you have to treat Donald Trump, because he's pathetic. He's someone who is weak and he's someone who you have to stand up to. If you give him an inch, he takes your life. So let me just share this with you first. First, I want to show you Prime Minister Carney of Canada. Here he makes it clear while in Beijing making a one trillion dollar trade pact.
with China, I might add, to bring in EVs from China. China will start buying canola from Canada. This could be a devastating fatal blow to the American car industry over time. Carney has phased it brilliantly, so it's not going to be a total damage to the Canadian car industry, but he phased it in a way that gives maximum leverage against the United States. But here's what Carney says about protecting Greenland.
Play this clip. right here. Greenland, the future of Greenland is a decision for Greenland and for the Kingdom of Denmark. We are NATO partners with Denmark and so our full partnership stands. Our obligations on Article 5, Article 2 of NATO stand and we stand fuller square behind those.
Here's French President Emmanuel Macron talking about making Trump fear him. Here, play this clip.
In order to stay free, it is necessary to be feared. To be feared, one must be powerful. And to be powerful in this brutal world, one must act faster and stronger. This requires the nation to make efforts equal to our harsh times. That is why I wanted on July the 13th to bring forward to the year 2027, the objective originally scheduled for 2030 of reaching an annual budget of 64 billion euros for our defense. Thus, in the span of two presidential terms, the budget for the armed forces will have been effectively doubled. And we won't have been outmaneuvered by the decision of this or that person for convenience to please this or that ally. We will have taken the lead through our own decision, the analysis we made of the evolving threat.
And by doing so, as I said very early on, our will to never submit.
Which international military exercises and troop deployments signal opposition to a U.S. move on Greenland?
As Ora Jolsen, who lives in Nuuk, Greenland, writes, strong criticism of the United States is now coming from the Speaker of the Danish Parliament and former Minister of Defense, Skorin Geid. In a post on Facebook, he writes that he has changed his view on the United States in recent times due to the tone adopted by the current regime. I never thought that I'd be speaking critically about the United States, but if I am to be able to look Danish veterans in the eye in the future, I can no longer remain silent. He describes Trump and the United States as indecent. Therefore, I feel compelled to say that the tone of the American administration is indecent, and I find it very difficult to recognize the United States that I have always been a loyal supporter of, he writes to his supporters.
Now, I'll share with you as well what you had Donald Trump's chief propagandist, Caroline Leavitt, saying. Here's what she had to say about invading Greenland. Let's play this clip right here.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How are European and NATO leaders publicly responding to Trump's Greenland proposal?
0:00–3:33
2
Which international military exercises and troop deployments signal opposition to a U.S. move on Greenland?
3:33–10:25
3
What did Canada's prime minister negotiate with China and how could that affect U.S. manufacturing?
10:25–14:25
4
How do Macron's statements about fear and defense reflect a new European posture toward the U.S.?
14:25–28:19