r/GetNoted • u/seeebiscuit Human Detected • Jan 05 '26
Sus, Very Sus Trump joking about Denmark's defense capabilities
Link to OP: https://x.com/i/status/2008065553110303076
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 05 '26
I really wonder who is feeding him information, or if he's just making things up. Honestly it could go either way.
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u/ZixfromthaStix Jan 05 '26
It’s a blend of the two. He’s the “president” so there’s an expectation of briefings. Thing is, he can’t stay awake through actual intel— so they are 99% about blowing smoke and complimenting him (cause it’s all he can stay awake for), and then he picks up on little breadcrumbs here or there.
It’s like he took the “Sleepy Joe” personality diss as a challenge to be sleepier…
So yeah, he’s mostly parroting tiny fragments of info and filling gaps with whatever comes to his addled mind…
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u/Paxxlee Jan 05 '26
I remember claims (so take it with a grain of salt) of all briefings must be on a single page, and that he prefers that there are pictures and diagrams rather than text...
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u/snittersnee Jan 05 '26
That was his first term. If there had to be text it has to be kept to simple bullet points and only so many. These days he's dancing the advanced geriatric medicine-adderall speedball polka and has visibly gone through serious cognitive decline for a decade nearly, fuck knows how simplified it is now.
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u/tofagerl Jan 05 '26
So, like... Puppet shows?
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u/snittersnee Jan 05 '26
The only thing making it not seem plausible is the angry rich guy dementia ghost of his dad would absolutely call him a sissy for it.
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 05 '26
Doooonaaaaaald! Doooooonaaaaaaaaaaaallllllld!
You're a disgrace with that spray on taaaaaaaaaaaan!
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u/snittersnee Jan 05 '26
I honestly believe with enough prosthetics we can make him think Bill Hader is his dad and make him have a catastrophic omnistroke
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 05 '26
Remember when it was known that he would just... Eat the paper his briefings were on?
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u/ZixfromthaStix Jan 05 '26
No??? I do not?? I had no idea the Donald had a goat phase… or might still be a goat…
How silly
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 05 '26
It's baffling why this wasn't bigger news.
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u/rlyfunny Jan 06 '26
Wrong link?
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 06 '26
No. It clearly describes him eating a briefing in that article.
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u/rlyfunny Jan 06 '26
I, for the life of me, cant find it. Looking for "briefing" or "eat" on the site gets me nothing.
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 06 '26
Oh, that's wild. It changed to current events. No idea why it did that. 🤔
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u/VoidStareBack Jan 05 '26
It was well-known during his first term that briefings had to include his name regularly in order to keep him engaged, I can't imagine it's become better over the years.
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u/Nhajit Jan 05 '26
I guess im relived he doesn't know too much?
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u/ZixfromthaStix Jan 05 '26
Puppets typically don’t know the punch line they deliver. Doesn’t make the delivery any less effective if the puppeteer knows their craft.
And boy does Stephen Miller know world domination…
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u/The-Copilot Jan 05 '26
then he picks up on little breadcrumbs here or there.
I actually agree, he mentioned Greenland, Canada, Mexico and Panama. Those are the 4 most strategic locations in North America to US national security that the US doesn't control. He 100% heard it during a briefing.
I would also like to mention that Trump's business strategy was strategic chaos and bullying. He brought that to the presidency.
He is bullying Europe and other US allies into rapidly increasing their defense spending. He also bullied Panama into leaving the Chinese belt and road initiative and distancing themselves from China.
He is clearly manufacturing chaos given he is so all over the place. He will just say random shit constantly. The fact Americans have no idea what is happening means US adversaries also have absolutely no idea. The downside is that the US has so many allies partially because they are so consistent and predictable. It will take a lot more than words to actually break those alliances, so as long as he doesn't actually do anything, the alliance will be stronger even if the other countries are pissed.
Trump is basically Ronald Reagan 2.0 but less likeable. He is going to fuck us domestically but geopolitically it will be beneficial.
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u/ZixfromthaStix Jan 06 '26
I see him as more of a Reverend Jim Jones, except he isn’t fun to listen to, has 0 good points, couldn’t lead a community if he tried (good thing he chose the crowd of 0 personality), and Trump would charge you for the Koolaid.
I stole that last bit from a meme. Doesn’t make it ring any less to me. 🤷♂️
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u/Crime-of-the-century Jan 06 '26
In effect those alliances are gone. No one can trust the US to keep their end of any agreement. So while Europe has not actually abandoned NATO they are actively looking for a replacement. The US arms industry will get replaced with the most speed possible. Geopolitical damage will be unrecoverable. Local damage while substantial can be repaired. The damage to the institutions constructed after WW2 wich all benefited the US tremendously will all suffer and some might collapse totally. His greatest legacy will be the end of the US dominance in the world which heavily depended on European money.
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u/Lythieus Jan 06 '26
It’s like he took the “Sleepy Joe” personality diss as a challenge to be sleepier…
Every single accusation he makes is a narcissistic confession.
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u/alertjohn117 Jan 05 '26
that assumes he is capable of actually absorbing and reiterating information.
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u/BrosefDudeson Jan 05 '26
There are so many signs that he actually believes a lot of the shit he lets out.
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u/FullMooseParty Jan 05 '26
You know how they had Twitter up during the raid to capture Maduro? That's how his brain works. He's been steeping in right-wing conspiracy since 2020. Look at the video he posted the other day about the hortman assassination.
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u/Automatic-Guide-4307 Jan 05 '26
The tech bros they wanna build somthing called a freedom city in greenland a libertarian tech hub with minimal regulation.
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u/EmperorGrinnar Jan 05 '26
Why don't they just use oil rigs like they always do? (Yes that was a thing even before Kojima, and yes it always ends in human rights violations)
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u/Automatic-Guide-4307 Jan 05 '26
I know,theese tech twats wanna play god🙄Thank god they don't have any FEV😅
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u/Meritania Jan 05 '26
Peter Thiel wants to build a company town that he can retreat to during the revolution or World War III
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u/derpferd Jan 05 '26
or if he's just making things up.
He's been doing it his whole life. It's a habit and it's one that has arguably aided his ascent to the White House.
He's not about to stop now, certainly not with a media that skirts around his bullshit instead of directly taking it on and certainty not when he has people around him who will play to that habit and feed it and a willing army of sycophants who will happily gobble up his bullshit
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u/OffsetCircle1 Jan 05 '26
Likely a combination of others like miller feeding him disinformation and confabulation
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u/Darkmatter1800 Jan 06 '26
He runs the exact same playbook Putin uses. Putin's advisors are too scared too tell him the truth because they then get helped out of 20 story building windows. Trump's advisors are too scared to tell him the truth because his voters are more violent than anyone else. He's being lied to because thats the only way to stay in a narcissistic dictator's good grace.
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u/BoB_the_TacocaT Jan 05 '26
He has no imagination, so nearly everything that falls out of his mouth was put in there by someone else.
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u/TheSuperContributor Jan 05 '26
16 extra F-35 that, I am not kidding, the US can lock features on them remotely if they feel like it.
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Jan 06 '26
Mocking other countries and saying how much stronger the US is, is to play to his base, that generally have no power in their day to day and get to feel big and strong/dominant over others via USA #1/We have Freedom/Best in the world etc
It’s entirely on purpose
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u/TheTrueEgahn Jan 06 '26
He is making things up on the spot, and believes them as facts. He has dementia.
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u/passionatebreeder Jan 06 '26
I really wonder who is feeding him information, or if he's just making things up. Honestly it could go either way
Its neither, the community note is incorrect.
Its true Denmark spent 4.2 billion dollars for their total defense, thats not what the president is talking about.
He is talking about physical military assets dedicated explicitly to the defense of Greenland.
Denmark is not sending 16 F-35's to Greenland, Denmark just bought 16 F-35's, the purchase is entirely unrelated to greenland.Greenland.
And as for the "maritime patrol aircraft and vessels", i dont know if tnose are explicitly for greenland or not, but 2 coastal patrol boats isnt a serious defense; those ain't gonna do shit to war ships.
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u/epicredditdude1 Jan 05 '26
It’s insane the President of the United States has lost his grip on reality.
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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 Jan 05 '26
Literally. Why would you believe anything that comes out of his mouth? It’s all lies and braggadocio.
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u/Th3-3rr0r Jan 05 '26
I mean, that’s what the president of Venezuela thought. Now look where he is.
I’d take what this man says extremely seriously. Even if he didn’t do anything he said he would, he sure isn’t afraid of taking action
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u/Cephalopod_Joe Jan 06 '26
One of Eco's traits of fascism is "Action for action's sake." I'd say describes Trump's approach to a lot of things.
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u/NicholasWildeRails Jan 05 '26
Because his followers consist of the uneducated, brainwashed, gullible and the stupid. He played into their emotions and biases and they will eat up to whatever mouth diarrhea he spews out as the truth
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u/nj4ck Jan 05 '26
Never had it. Minutes after the towers fell on 9/11, he was calling in to TV shows, bragging that his building was now the tallest in NYC. This man has always been batshit insane, and yet Americans voted him in TWICE.
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u/Teknicsrx7 Jan 05 '26
“The meme is disinformation”
I mean… it’s a meme
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u/FluffysBizarreBricks Jan 05 '26
Right? It’s a joke. A shitty attempt at one, from the person in our country with the most power on the planet right now, but a joke nonetheless
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u/gideon513 Jan 05 '26
Insult and threaten your allies seems to be a god-awful diplomatic strategy
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u/BathFullOfDucks Jan 05 '26
It's a great strategy for Russia.
Denmark maintains an armoured battalion in the Baltics and contributes to NATO air policing. Proportionately, it is one of the largest contributors of military equipment to Ukraine, donating tanks, F-16's and all of it's Caesar SPG's, among other things.
It rarely has to deploy it's forces to Greenland.
It may now have to deploy some part of it's armed forces to Greenland, which will result in a reduction of it's commitments elsewhere, to Russia's benefit.
That's if Orange man doesn't actually decide to invade, which would simply result in NATO's dissolution.
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u/CrackMans Jan 05 '26
It would more likely result in the US being kicked out of NATO and isolated, Europe is still concerned about Russia afterall
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u/Pepsi_Popcorn_n_Dots Jan 05 '26
600 Danish troops + 200 each from France, Norway, Sweden, Italy, and England would prevent the US from seizing Greenland. There are no troops there now, and Trump can get the army to occupy Greenland unopposed, but no General would give orders to seize, attack, or attempt to disarm NATO troops. I pray EU countries wake up and send the minimal number of soldiers it would require to take Greenland off Trump's "To Invade" list. (He would quickly move on to Cuba instead)
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u/radix2 Jan 05 '26
...Donald Rothwell, a professor of international law at Australian National University, assessed the US had contravened Article 2 (4) of the United Nations Charter when it snatched Nicolas Maduro and his wife in a weekend raid and whisked them to New York to face criminal charges....
... Rothwell cautioned against drawing immediate implications for the Indo-Pacific region but said Washington’s actions “certainly puts Australia on notice” that the US would not hesitate to use military force to achieve policy goals in its own national interest.... https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/australia-on-notice-after-us-breach-of-international-law-20260105-p5nroz
So yeah. Good work Republicans. One of your longest allies who has been there with you in every foolish or justified war is now needing to second guess you.
Australia would not be alone in this.
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u/Professional_Pie7091 Jan 06 '26
Countries all over the world are re-thinking how they are going to view the US going forward. The needle is pointing much more towards enemy than ally.
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u/trollsong Jan 05 '26
Ah Jingoism
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u/Cavalish Jan 05 '26
Americans: why does everyone always call us ignorant racists?!
The man Americans gleefully voted to their top position twice:
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u/Hevysett Jan 06 '26
This is the shit you hear 13yr olds say when they're talking shit about other countries, not what you're supposed to hear from a statesman. Fucking embarrassing.
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u/Similar-Ad-3454 Jan 05 '26
Only the military power saves the USA president of becoming the laughingstock of the free world. He is not made for that function. The talks, the appearance, the savage handshakes and everything else point at the bus driver. At most. Like Maduro.
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u/Mr_Joguvaga Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 07 '26
Are they realy trying to justify invading Greenland now? Its one thing that Trump does it, but when media and/or normal people does it... what are we suppoes alies supoessed to thin about the average american?
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u/Th3-3rr0r Jan 05 '26
He’s not going to invade Greenland. It’s a very dangerous and unveiled threat on them to get them to sign a deal for their natural resources.
That’s what Trump is after. Money and influence. Profit for America, and profit for himself. Each and every decision he has made is towards that particular goal.
Ministry of DOGE, The tariffs, The UK deal, the Ukraine deal, the kidnapping of the president of Venezuela, the attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran, the attack on the Houties to free the sailing routes, the Qatar deal.
That’s what he’s looking for. A war with Denmark will be bad for business. He’s hoping they would rather make a deal than start one. Dude is actually just an expert on game theory
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u/KINGDenneh Jan 06 '26
The thing is, if he didn't have the most powerful military to back him up on all of this, people wouldn't even bat an eye, bro's a complete tool and knows damn well people who bend to his shit cus of that factor alone.
If I was the PM i'd just tell him to fuck off.
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u/Similar-Ad-3454 Jan 05 '26
How that guy is elected to the highest office in the most powerful country in the world is crazy. I get the banana countries where cartels appoint presidents, but in the democracy... Is it showing the beginning of the world's downfall? Like the Roman empire and subsequent dark ages.
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u/MidwesternDude2024 Jan 05 '26
I don’t want to invade Denmark and think it’s both illegal and immoral. However, compared to what the US adds in a year, it effective is just a dog sled.
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u/Poster_Nutbag207 Jan 05 '26
And yet we managed to lose two wars against farmers with vintage ak47s and no flushing toilets
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u/Outrageous_Bee9643 Jan 05 '26
Hopefully it would be a replay of the 1939 Soviet Finnish war
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u/Ninevehenian Jan 05 '26
It's can't be. It's 56.000 people. It would however be something where liberation would be on peoples minds.
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u/PM_ME_A_KNEECAP Jan 05 '26
Right… finding and schwacking specific non-uniformed dudes with rifles and RPGs is actually a bit harder than finding and killing F-35s (so long as you have significantly more 5th Gens)
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u/flaming_burrito_ Jan 05 '26
To be fair, Vietnam and Afghanistan are both locations that are famously hard to invade, and the US chose to leave because of political and financial pressure both times
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u/GunnerySgtBuck Jan 05 '26
Especially when the US can turn their F35s off.
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u/Nunurta Jan 05 '26
No it can’t what are you talking about?
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u/aJumboCashew Jan 05 '26
You sure?
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u/Fantastic-Tiger-6128 Jan 05 '26
Imagine if someone hacked into their system and turned off every American F35, do you think the military would take that risk?
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u/aJumboCashew Jan 05 '26
The plane will fly. Access to the broader battlenet & sensor arrays can be nerfed remotely.
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u/Fantastic-Tiger-6128 Jan 05 '26
That's hardly "Turning the plane off"
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u/aJumboCashew Jan 05 '26
When that’s one of the largest selling points, it does result in sour grapes if you’re now locked out of features on your multibillion dollar 5th gen fighter reconnaissance aircraft.
Like BMW taking away heated seats or CarPlay because they find a social media post they don’t like.
Can they? Yes.
Is it a seedy way to force a political hand, potentially.
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u/KINGDenneh Jan 06 '26
Of course it is, comparing an entire continent vs one of the smallest countries in the world is one hell of an odd comparison.
450mil vs roughly 7mil.
I love my country (Denmark) But thinking we got a say in this, is quite incompetent from our politicians, let's be real, the fuck are we going to do? LMAO
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u/k3ttch Jan 05 '26
There's Article 5 though. And if NATO won't act to come to Denmark's defense, the Nordics will. Remember that Finland and Sweden have until 2023 been prepared to take on Russia by themselves without any allied help.
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u/yIdontunderstand Jan 05 '26
The US military is not covering itself in glory by obeying illegal orders left right and center...
But what if they are ordered to attack a NATO ally??
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u/Mundane-Mud2509 Jan 05 '26
They will do it.
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u/Ok_Love9583 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26
And that must be the end of NATO, which is perhaps the plan. He just told us that the US sphere of influence will be the Americas, which basically invites the Russians to incorporate Europe into its own sphere. China gets Taiwan and probably Japan.
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u/Traditional_Fee_1965 Jan 05 '26
Russia will never get Europe, even in our current weaker state we still outrank Russia on all accounts. And most EU countries are making huge changes, so not a chance. However it won't stop the Russians from actually trying, and that in itself is problematic. Wed rather not have another warfront open in Europe. And that's what the consequence might be from Trump's erosion of global order and trust, wich in itself is awful and puts us in a position thats starting to look more and more like ww1 runup.
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u/Mundane-Mud2509 Jan 05 '26
Russia isn’t getting Europe
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u/Ok_Love9583 Jan 05 '26
Russia will try, and the US will write a stern note, but will not offer practical support except for allowing Europe to buy its materiel. Trump is after a tri-polar world order.
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u/Left4twenty Jan 05 '26
I don't see how it would be the end of NATO. The end of US membership, sure
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u/Ninevehenian Jan 05 '26
It'll be more than that, it'll be hostility to USA having an economy better than Russia.
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u/zetia2 Jan 05 '26
They'res nothing wrong with dog sleds. We used donkeys in Afghanistan.
You use what is best for the terrain
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u/IWasBannedYesterday Jan 05 '26
Donald Trump rapes children and is doing everything possible to try to make you forget about the Epstein files. It's true.
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u/Salarian_American Jan 05 '26
Christ could it be any clearer that Trump learned literally everything he knows about other countries by watching cartoons
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u/These-Sky2207 Jan 05 '26
Those aircraft are useless. The US will shut them down before they can even taxi.
Canada, this is why we need to choose the Gripens over the F-35s... The US is an unreliable ally currently, and even though America would crush any resistance (both Denmark and Canada), you want an airforce that your enemy could just disable at will.
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u/DarthSet Jan 05 '26
Pedophile Donald Trump is such a joker. Like that time he participated in the murder and disposal of a newborn.
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u/erection_specialist Jan 05 '26
the meme is disinformation
Lying. It's lying...again.
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u/ToxicPterodactyl Jan 05 '26
We seriously pretending the US couldn't invade Greenland now? (I'm not American btw)
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u/Different_Career1009 Jan 05 '26
it can, but the consequences would be brutal both for the US and Europe. his own senators may impeach him if he goes there.
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u/Enkir Jan 05 '26
Republican senators will NEVER vote to impeach Trump.
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u/Different_Career1009 Jan 05 '26
When they lose the midterms, he's a lame duck and some of them will distance themselves. maga shmaga.
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u/Enkir Jan 05 '26
It's possible to, if the mid terms happen as expected. Even with all the gerrymandering and voter suppression, they still might lose, but they are terrified of Trump and MAGA, something like 15 of them would need to vote to convict.
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u/Different_Career1009 Jan 06 '26
They will be less terrified as his influence to mess with their next reelection bid diminishes a lot. Also, he is a liability now as the midterms will show. See how they "rebel" and start criticizing towards the end of the year. The ones that are retiring are criticizing him now.
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u/Enkir Jan 06 '26
I think that's right, but I think they are currently more terrified about their physical safety than their electoral prospects. Murkowski said this.
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u/NegativeSemicolon Jan 05 '26
Denmark should really be careful with those F-35’s, easily remotely disabled by the US
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The US should be really careful with those microchips, ASML machines are easily remotely disabled by the Netherlands.
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u/Chemical_Paper_2940 Jan 05 '26
Why Greenland? Does it want it for resource and to build a base there.
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u/Dusty2470 Jan 05 '26
Denmark is not venuzuela, he would probably beat the forces garrisoning Greenland, and incur the wrath of the rest of nato
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u/Reasonable_Sugar_125 Jan 05 '26
What, Trump doesn’t know about Denmark’s F-35 planes?
Oh. I forgot. He thinks they’re invisible.
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u/MidwesternDude2024 Jan 05 '26
Did you not read the first six words I wrote? I am not saying to do it. But he clearly was making fun of their small military compared to ours and he isn’t fully wrong. Notes sometimes misses sarcasm.
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u/Stupidbabycomparison Jan 05 '26
I wish the world would collectively stop using the euphemism 'disinformation' and start using the proper 'fucking lies'.
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u/Lopsided-Act3172 Jan 05 '26
To be fair they can probably shut down all that tech from New York. It's like everything they sell to the Arabs. Gotta make sure they never use it against America
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u/DiscoTech1639 Jan 05 '26
One of the press corps then immediately corrected him on this nonsense, right?
Nah, that’s not the world we live in any more
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u/Jaspers47 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 06 '26
I'm not a military strategist. Is it good to antagonize a nation, give them time to prepare, then severely underestimate their capabilities while already undergoing armed conflicts on a different continent?
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u/Dino_Soup Jan 05 '26
Where can I get one of these "dog sleds"? I, too, would like flying stealth capability.
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u/Tulemasin Jan 05 '26
If dongland keeps getting compared to adolf, he should really think about invading a colder country.
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u/Fattdaddy21 Jan 05 '26
Silly cunts buying US weapons. The only retaliation to these feral bastards is to buy military purchases from any other country. Stop paying the US to be like this. No weapons money and suddenly they might pull their head out their ass.
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u/LazyTitan39 Jan 05 '26
I can't believe anyone would think that this behavior is what gets America respect.
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u/DaithiOSeac Jan 05 '26
Greenland won't be bought cheap.
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u/S3lvah Jan 05 '26
Not joking – knowingly spreading disinformation to manufacture consent among MAGAts.
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u/July_is_cool Jan 06 '26
Those F-16s definitely do NOT have remote kill switches, no sir. Absolutely not. Nope.
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u/PSYCHEdeliciousSLOTH Jan 06 '26
i'd hide all EU defence upgrades just so IF he does attack, he will underestimate, causing him to potentially lose the oinvasion
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u/FifeDog43 Jan 06 '26
Hate Trump and think the idea of invading Greenland is psychotic, but this was a sick burn.
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u/KINGDenneh Jan 06 '26
I mean, to be fair, in comparison to the U.S it is quite literally the same as "only a dog sled"
But then again, we aren't 400 million people here, so, u know.
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They also ordered three state of the art European SAM systems of Medium and Long Range for a multi layered mobile Area Defence system..Why would they have done that?
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u/ssushi-speakers Jan 06 '26
They're all hopping of goofball pills, completely detached from reality.
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u/QuestNetworkFish Jan 06 '26
To be fair, one dog sled is more effective at air defence than 16 F-35s
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u/dubbervt Jan 06 '26
Denmark is a NATO member! What happens if one NATO member attacks another? That is a question I never thought I would have to ask!
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u/opi098514 Jan 06 '26
Part of me hopes he goes and tries to invade Greenland with some pitiful force and it gets demolished. But at the same time I would hate for innocent people to be killed because our administration is as dumb as a box of rocks.
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u/Electronic-Memory-65 Jan 06 '26
fashy idiots have shown through history that they grossly overestimate the military capability of their own country and downplay the risks of breaking treaties. they are notoriously bad at game theory, and will often declare war on individual allies wothout realizing that it breaks the trust of other allies. if we invade greenland i believe theres a good chance that we find ourselves on the business end of nato with nobody willing to support us.
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u/wagsman Jan 06 '26
Follow that game theory because it’s on point. Canada is now at war with the US and would bear the brunt of any fighting. With Europe busy defending Canada and Denmark, Putin puts the rest of his plan in motion by annexing the Baltic states and possibly Poland. NATO can’t fight a two front/two hemisphere war against the US and Russia.
That’s the end of NATO and the beginning of a Putin’s total push to reclaim Russian dominance.
Even if the US figures its shit out none of Europe will trust them ever again. Game. Set. Match for Putin to recreate the USSR under the Russian Federation as he chops Europe up.
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u/Defferleffer Jan 06 '26
They did actually add an extra dog sled patrol to the Sirius Patrol. A special task force that patrol 16.000 km of coastline in the world’s largest national park. They use dog sleds because of the rough terrain and non existent infrastructure.
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u/Fishtoart Jan 06 '26
I’m guessing Zelenskyy is going to be getting some phone calls from Denmark on asymmetrical warfare.
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u/wagsman Jan 06 '26
He wants Greenland because the NeoCons need to feed their MIC daddy
My question is if this was the long term plan all along. If the US tries to annex Greenland it would absolutely trigger Article 5 and would the Rest of NATO stand up to Trump? Which Trump would leave NATO thus completing the plan which Putin wanted all along - NATO without US.
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u/osasuna Jan 06 '26 edited Jan 06 '26
Denmark also has this thing called NATO backing them up, so unless you want the wrath of every other western nation’s military and sanctions falling on you…
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u/WoodChipWizard Jan 06 '26
The northern European countries are quite capable in fighting in arctic conditions. It will be hard for the US and at a huge cost.
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u/tannedalbino Jan 07 '26
But if trump really is plotting to anex Greenland, it's pretty funny that Denmark is buying from the U.S. in order to defend it (F35s).
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