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Greenland PM Rejects Trump, Says Island Chooses Denmark

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Its a bit rich of trump to say they need Greenland before Russia perhaps it just needs putin to tell him he doesn't i mean he believes putin over the fbi with election interference" he said they didn't " ah well good that's cleared up

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  • spidermike007
    spidermike007

    Would any Greenlander couple deliberately choose to have a healthcare insurance cost of $2,000 a month over free Healthcare? Would they choose to be under the jurisdiction of a completely insane and

  • The old fool it trying to bully Denmark into giving it up he could care less about its people.we have access to it via treaty’s if needed,it’s about the minerals and killing NATO….some president ehh?

  • thaibreaker
    thaibreaker

    Greenlanders have made it clear, Denmark has made it clear, NATO countries have made it clear (well, except the bootlicker Rutte). Greenland is not up for grabs, and not for sale. Your bluff and lies

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44 minutes ago, impulse said:

Strange that the Greenland PM has decided before even seeing the offer... His citizens may change his mind if each and every one of them could have become a multi-millionaire.

I wonder if that's anything like the Canadian PM rejecting Wexit? As if the citizens' wishes don't count...

Greenlanders' wishes are of little interest to the Danish government.

11 hours ago, thaibreaker said:

I'm doing my best here, George, I am sure Mr. Trump is a firm reader of Aseannow!

We really need a link on Truth Social, eh!

10 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

He cannot succeed. The US Constitution won't allow for that.

He cannot succeed. The US Constitution won't allow for that.

WTF! This is not fifth-grade Civics class preparing little nationalists for war. When has DJT shown any regard whatsoever for the Constitution?!? That's not even a minor hurdle for him.

I think it's interesting that 'we', meaning both for and against, need to have a figurehead like Trump. Any thinking person knows he's just a puppet as is his Cabinet. The puppeteers are the Heritage Foundation playbook--Trump has not deviated once!--controlled by the billionaires.

55 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Greenlanders' wishes are of little interest to the Danish government.

Greenland has the legal right to pursue independence if its people vote for it. Denmark has acknowledged this principle.

12 hours ago, thaibreaker said:

You forgot the 2 Norwegians who just arrived on Greenland..

No, seriously, who are we supposed to protect Greenlanders from? There is not a single threat in the area. Just lies from Trump. There are no Russian or Chinese ships, or any threats whatsoever. Both China and Russia are denying having any interest of taking over Greenland. Nor do they have any presence in the area.

The only threat is the one put up by the madman in the White House, and his band of crooks.

The coalition of military presence from Europe is not there to fight the US military. Everyone understands that.

I bet many MAGA supporters wouldn’t understand your last sentence.

Another point: if Trump were to attempt to take Greenland by force, could military generals refuse to carry out such an order? Under the Constitution, they can reject unlawful commands, and Congress would need a two‑thirds majority for certain actions.

Another question: if Trump actually used force to take Greenland, how many European countries would boycott the Olympic Games? It might resemble the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

The grifter could always entice the Greenlanders by giving them all the free sneakers,watchs,bibles, and all the other stuff he has in his warehouses that he has not delivered yet to legitamit buyers,. The con will chicken out of this perceived takeover like everything else the loser does.

1 hour ago, Steven55 said:

I bet many MAGA supporters wouldn’t understand your last sentence.

Another point: if Trump were to attempt to take Greenland by force, could military generals refuse to carry out such an order? Under the Constitution, they can reject unlawful commands, and Congress would need a two‑thirds majority for certain actions.

Another question: if Trump actually used force to take Greenland, how many European countries would boycott the Olympic Games? It might resemble the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

Good points. I think the military personell could and should do that. At least if a takeover is not sanctioned by the Congress. All military personnel have sworn to protect the constitution, not to follow an eventual madman in the White House.

About boycotting the Olympic games in the US, I hope we all do, if it goes this far.

We also have football (soccer) world cup this coming summer, we will see what happens there, but I doubt that will be boycotted. It also takes place in Mexico and Canada.

4 hours ago, candide said:

Greenland has the legal right to pursue independence if its people vote for it. Denmark has acknowledged this principle.

Denmark controls the judiciary in Greenland and shows no signs of relaxing current legislation.

30 minutes ago, impulse said:

If it's so seriously flawed (legally), how is it that Trump is holding out $100K? Sounds to me like it's just a negotiation.

I Trump's flying by the seat of his pants policy statement, it will most likely flawed.

42 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Denmark controls the judiciary in Greenland and shows no signs of relaxing current legislation.

The judiciary don't make laws. You making statement that you know nothing of.

3 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

I Trump's flying by the seat of his pants policy statement, it will most likely flawed.

The judiciary don't make laws. You making statement that you know nothing of.

Of course.

They do, however, enforce them.

BTW, if English is your first language, you may care to undertake some grammar revision.

4 hours ago, Steven55 said:

I bet many MAGA supporters wouldn’t understand your last sentence.

Another point: if Trump were to attempt to take Greenland by force, could military generals refuse to carry out such an order? Under the Constitution, they can reject unlawful commands, and Congress would need a two‑thirds majority for certain actions.

Another question: if Trump actually used force to take Greenland, how many European countries would boycott the Olympic Games? It might resemble the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

The USA, and others, invaded both lraq and Libya, ruined both countries, and in the process killed countless innocent civilians.

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1 minute ago, Thingamabob said:

Of course.

They do, however, enforce them.

BTW, if English is your first language, you may care to undertake some grammar revision.

You mean of course you were wrong. I am not concern about grammar to point out your falsehood.

1 minute ago, Eric Loh said:

You mean of course you were wrong. I am not concern about grammar to point out your falsehood.

1 minute ago, Eric Loh said:

You mean of course you were wrong. I am not concern about grammar to point out your falsehood.

Lighten up, and enjoy the rest of your day.

1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Denmark controls the judiciary in Greenland and shows no signs of relaxing current legislation.

There's already a path to independence, the only remaining question is when. It's up to Greenlanders to decide about it.

https://www.cfr.org/in-brief/what-would-greenlands-independence-mean-arctic

Allowed under Danish law by the Greenland self-rule act in 2009.

https://english.stm.dk/media/4vgewyoh/gl-selvstyrelov-uk.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjf4MH06I-SAxXhsVYBHTFfHaoQFnoECCMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2scmCbyMEbluU8BXrwYvWw

1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Denmark controls the judiciary in Greenland and shows no signs of relaxing current legislation.

Shows how little you know about this. Greenland's independence has sure been up for discussion a lot recently and frequently in Denmark and on Greenland, and independence most likely will be the future solution out of all this.

39 minutes ago, thaibreaker said:

Shows how little you know about this. Greenland's independence has sure been up for discussion a lot recently and frequently in Denmark and on Greenland, and independence most likely will be the future solution out of all this.

You clearly have a lot to catch up on regarding Greenland. Best to study before going into print.

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10 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

You clearly have a lot to catch up on regarding Greenland. Best to study before going into print.

Lol, I follow Danish politics closely, which you clearly don't. Denmark is our neighbours, and Greenland is of much interest to us, since Svalbard might be next (by Russia, since Trump might open a Pandora's box here).

You have no clue what you are talking about, do you. Which is stated by others above as well.

1 hour ago, candide said:

There's already a path to independence, the only remaining question is when. It's up to Greenlanders to decide about it.

https://www.cfr.org/in-brief/what-would-greenlands-independence-mean-arctic

Allowed under Danish law by the Greenland self-rule act in 2009.

https://english.stm.dk/media/4rvgewyoh/gl-selvstyrelov-uk.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjf4MH06I-SAxXhsVYBHTFfHaoQFnoECCMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2scmCbyMEbluU8BXrwYvWw

Greenland already has limited self-rule however Denmark still handles all constitutional matters, defence, and foreign policy.

7 hours ago, candide said:

Greenland has the legal right to pursue independence if its people vote for it. Denmark has acknowledged this principle.

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1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Greenland already has limited self-rule however Denmark still handles all constitutional matters, defence, and foreign policy.

That's true!

However, as I wrote before, the path to independence is a possible evolution in the Self Rule Act, and is allowed by Denmark's Constitution. The Danish government has stated several times that it will not oppose Greenland's independence, if Greenlanders want it.

8 hours ago, Steven55 said:

I bet many MAGA supporters wouldn’t understand your last sentence.

Another point: if Trump were to attempt to take Greenland by force, could military generals refuse to carry out such an order? Under the Constitution, they can reject unlawful commands, and Congress would need a two‑thirds majority for certain actions.

Another question: if Trump actually used force to take Greenland, how many European countries would boycott the Olympic Games? It might resemble the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

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A bipartisan group of members of the US Congress has been visiting Denmark.

The 11-member delegation met MPs as well as Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and her Greenlandic counterpart Jens-Frederik Nielsen. Group leader Senator Chris Coons said their trip was to listen to the locals and take their views back to Washington "to lower the temperature".

The delegation includes senators and members of the US House of Representatives who are fervent supporters of Nato.

Though Coons and the majority of the delegation are Democratic opponents of Trump, the group includes Republican Senators Thom Tillis and Lisa Murkowski too.

Asked what the elected members of Congress could do to stop Trump, Murkowski said Congress had its role in deciding on spending in the US - a reference to the legislators' ability not to authorise monies for military operations.

Murkowski said members of Congress had to listen to the views of their constituents - 75% of whom oppose Trump's plan.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9qpy952xvno

3 hours ago, candide said:

That's true!

However, as I wrote before, the path to independence is a possible evolution in the Self Rule Act, and is allowed by Denmark's Constitution. The Danish government has stated several times that it will not oppose Greenland's independence, if Greenlanders want it.

Let the Greenlanders vote over this matter. As a first.

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How to curtail Donalds appetite for Greenland?

Somebody tell him that Greenland is probably the worst place to open Golf Resorts.

16 minutes ago

How to curtail Donalds appetite for Greenland?

Call it Epstein Island

There is no honour among thieves. The Danes (and Norwegians) stole it from the original indigenous inhabitants centuries ago and now Donald wants to steal it from the Danes.

And here goes bully boy a gain, throwing his toys out of the pram.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/live/trump-tariffs-live-updates-trump-floats-tariff-on-countries-that-dont-go-along-with-us-acquisition-of-greenland-152657134.html

Trump floats tariff on countries that 'don't go along with' US acquisition of Greenland

President Trump suggested on Friday that the US may impose new tariffs on countries that oppose a US acquisition of Greenland.

"I may put on a tariff on countries if they don't go along with Greenland because we need Greenland for national security," Trump said at a roundtable event on healthcare (see clip below).

Trump didn't offer any specific details about what the tariff would look like and moved on from the topic to talk about healthcare instead.

8 hours ago, candide said:

That's true!

However, as I wrote before, the path to independence is a possible evolution in the Self Rule Act, and is allowed by Denmark's Constitution. The Danish government has stated several times that it will not oppose Greenland's independence, if Greenlanders want it.

Time will tell. The Inuit position, so far barely considered, on the future of Greenland will increasingly come into play in due course.

11 hours ago, bannork said:

Murkowski said members of Congress had to listen to the views of their constituents - 75% of whom oppose Trump's plan.

The vast majority of Americans are against an invasion. Not a financial deal. Seward's Folly has worked out pretty well.

10 hours ago, swissie said:

Let the Greenlanders vote over this matter. As a first.

They already voted for pro-independence parties. The current Greenland government is for independence, but only when the country is ready.

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