Republicans now saying Trump should stop the Greenland nonsense

GOP senator Thom Tillis continues to be a thorn in the side of the goofball, by refusing to go along with insanity and refusing to support world instability. Stephen Miller is an extremist and has no business being an advisor to a president, and he very well might be responsible for a major war, or diminished American influence, that can NEVER be repaired.

From a recent speech Tillis gave. Like many of us, he is angry and cranky.

Greenland is an autonomous territory under NATO, it's a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, although Greenland is an autonomous territory under NATO it's a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but let's talk about Denmark for a minute. Denmark was one of NATO's most disproportionately high contributors in Afghanistan relative to the population size. There's been one time in the 75-year history of NATO that the allies responded to the Article 5 commitment, which means when one of our NATO allies are attacked we go there to defend them. It's been exercised one time in the history of the alliance to come to the aid of the United States. Danish soldiers lost their lives fighting aside American soldiers defending our freedom and holding the Taliban and Al Qaeda responsible for the events of September the 11th. 43 soldiers losing their life, there are only about five or six NATO nations that lost more soldiers, despite Denmark's small size.

Some say I am cranky. I've got a couple of buddies who call me cranky, you know what makes me cranky? Stupid! That is what makes me cranky. When people don't do their homework that makes me cranky, when we tarnish the extraordinary execution of a mission I fully supported in Venezuela by turning around and making insane comments about the Kingdom of Denmark. Folks, amateur hour is over, you don't speak on behalf of this US senator or the Congress, you can say it may be the position of the president of the United States that Greenland should be a part of the United States, but it's not the position of this government because we are a co-equal, and if that would come to pass there would be a vote on the floor to make it real, not the surreal sort of environment that some Deputy Chief of Staff (Stephen Miller) thinks was cute to say on TV. What someone should be saying is Mr President you should know at one point we had 17 military installations in Greenland, and they'd be happy to have us back, they're not refusing to give us access to project power into the Arctic, we can do it without taking over a NATO country, that's the sort of advice he needs to hear, and I would defy you to find one general with a star on his shoulder who would say that it is, because they understand that the NATO alliance is, and what has kept this current world safe for over 75 years.