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Trump Administration Considering Paying Thousands to Greenlanders To Get Them To Support Joining the United States: REPORT

Profile of a man in a suit against a backdrop of icy mountains and water, symbolizing climate change discussions.

Profile of a man in a suit against a backdrop of icy mountains and water, symbolizing climate change discussions.
Trump has many alternative plans to get the Arctic Island.

Will the US put the money where its mouth is?

While in Europe the Globalist ‘leaders’ are in a panic expecting a US military offensive to forcibly seize the Arctic Island at any moment, a report has arisen suggesting the Donald J. Trump administration may be about to employ a very different, ‘deep pockets’ approach.

US officials are reportedly discussing lump sum payments to Greenlanders, in order to convince them to secede from Denmark and join the United States.

Reuters reported:

“While the exact dollar figure and logistics of any payment are unclear, U.S. officials, including White House aides, have discussed figures ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 per person, said two of the sources, who requested anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.

The idea of directly paying residents of Greenland, an overseas territory of Denmark, offers one explanation of how the U.S. might attempt to ‘buy’ the island of 57,000 people, despite authorities’ insistence in Copenhagen and Nuuk that Greenland is not for sale.”

Donald Trump speaks at a podium while a man in a blue suit listens, with an image of Greenland in the background.
Trump and Greenland special envoy (and Louisiana Governor) Jeff Landry.

‘Deeply Upset’ Danish Authorities Summon US Ambassador After Trump Appoints Jeff Landry as Greenland Envoy, and Says About the Artic Island: ‘We Have To Have It’

Authorities in Denmark and Greenland are apoplectic with rage.

“’Enough is enough … No more fantasies about annexation’, Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday after U.S. President Donald Trump again told reporters the U.S. needed to acquire the island.

[…] On Tuesday, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, Britain and Denmark issued a joint statement, saying only Greenland and Denmark can decide matters regarding their relations.”

Read more:

Secretary Rubio To Meet Next Week With Furious Denmark Officials After Tensions Over US Interest in Greenland Go Into Overdrive (VIDEOS)

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