Why did Donald Trump sit down to take over Greenland?
Why did Donald Trump sit down to take over Greenland, while there are so many countries in the world? Still a country whose population is only 55 thousand! I agree that this is a huge country of 2.2 million square kilometers, but 80 percent of it remains under ice all year long! So what is Trump doing with such a country?
This is the North Pole country in the strategic centers of Europe, Russia, and America. Russia and China have eyes on this country due to geographical reasons. It is supposed to be a large amount of minerals and natural resources that are covered under ice! There are oil-gastos, there are 17 chemical originals Rare Earth Elements, which are essential ingredients for modern technology. The soul of the defense sector.
Earlier, the North Pole was a natural fortress. All year long in the snow. There is no question of sailing. Saw a video at the Belgium Museum of how their ship got lost in an ice storm while conquering the North Pole in 1896. But the snow is melting fast due to climate change. There is a risk of environmental disaster in this, along with the possibility of a huge sea road opening.
Ships from Europe to Asia have to visit Sueze Canal, it takes 30-40 days. But if the Arctic ice melts, using the North Pole route through Greenland will reduce that distance by 30-40%. Fuel cost will reduce, products will arrive quickly, and the business will make a huge profit!
Opening the new road means he will control the road, who will tax, who will have the security flag, and who will have the navy?
The answer is simple: The country that will go first, that will build boats, set radars, build a port, whose military and commercial presence will be strong control of the future, is not merely the possession of the map, but the dominance of global trade, military, technology, and resources in one's pocket. Those who are thought to be in the Arctic for the next 50-100 years.
I guess America wants to get Greenland even if they pay up to $1,00,000 per citizen. Why don't Greenlanders agree to be part of the most powerful country in the world?
The people of Greenland who lived for 4,000 years are primarily the Inuit tribe. To them, land is not just property; land is identity, history, and memory of ancestors. During the 18th century, Denmark set up colonies there, but never controlled the public. Their relationship with Denmark is one of agreement and history, but not the occupation-buyers. Greenland's culture does not have this policy of "will change the country" if you give money.
Even though Denmark is an autonomous region, Greenland has its own Parliament, Prime Minister, education, health, and environment, all runs itself. Denmark also said, "You can leave us one day if you want. "There is no pressure. This is the assurance of freedom, this is the happiness of breathing full in your own country, there is no second satisfaction in human life. Ask any expatriate you will know that the most adorable landing station of his life is his own country.
This is not faith in America. They know America is mighty, but that means: military base, large corporations, mineral lifting pressure, and environmental risk. A citizen was saying on TV, "Will we live as citizens, or will we become someone's strategic base"?
I have been reading the stories of the people of Greenland since yesterday. The Indian subcontinent is getting dizzy while reading. India wants them to be South Asia's mother, and Pakistan wants to regain its dominance in Bangladesh. India-Pakistan both countries want Kashmir to be in its single control. Some of the Bangladeshis' love for India, and some of them for Pakistan, is overflowing. Some don't want anybody's kindness, but there is no difficulty in tearing down the minorities or mountainous tribes of their own country.
The current crisis in Greenland shows that the country can be occupied with money or military power, not people! The culture, history, and the feeling of freedom are different. People ultimately choose the place where confidence, freedom, social security, and hope for a free life in the future.
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