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“So Denmark, it is basically a possession of Denmark, and they recognize Denmark as their... So Denmark gave them some autonomy about 20 years ago, much more autonomy than they had prior to that. But they still are responsible for the admini…”
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“and said that Greenland definitely was part of the Monroe Doctrine. And it was written about in the Council on Foreign Relations, a record of 25 years, 1921 to 1946, that was published one January, 1947. I'm not gonna read the whole passage…”
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OK, when we get to that part. But let's move on just temporarily because we're going to spend a lot of time tomorrow night on Greenland. But let's just talk a little bit about it tonight. Do you think Greenland's a country? Yeah, I thought …
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But it's not. So, again, this whole geography thing. And then it got to me, got me thinking when I looked up to see whether or not it actually had a seat at the U.N. Well, if it doesn't have a seat at the U.N., why do we even call it a sate…
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Yes, just a little bit of green here and there. Yeah, Iceland is green. Greenland is ice. That's pretty funny. It's true. So, Iceland, everybody loves that assignment. Thule, Greenland is an Air Force base, and everybody hates that assignme…
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But I'll try to find it when I pull it off the screen. But every time I think about Iceland, I think about this little American. It's a military plane, American military plane. I always wonder what's an American military plane doing? You kn…
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Because, again, they can't call it out because we've been doing it the entire time. Because if you start talking about taking Panama, well, isn't that how Panama became a country to begin with? So let's go ahead and have that conversation. …
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Yeah. Yeah. Oh, and I wanted to let you guys know I got a text from Alpha since we are not doing our Alpha Warrior thing this week. I will be on the sit rep tonight with CanCon and Alpha. And we are going to talk Panama and Greenland just s…
▶ 1:34:00
they were well connected down in that region. And so, but also you kind of brought up a good point that we've kind of decided that if we want someone's resources, we can just go take them. So have things changed where we're actually going t…
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So Denmark, it is basically a possession of Denmark, and they recognize Denmark as their... So Denmark gave them some autonomy about 20 years ago, much more autonomy than they had prior to that. But they still are responsible for the admini…
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I mean, 80% of the people who live in Iceland are alcoholics. No, no, no. Iceland's the exact opposite. It's Greenland that's the alcoholic one. Their names are backwards. Greenland is the one. Yeah, but there's hardly anybody that lives on…
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We need access to natural gas and fracking and oil within our own domestic sphere. Then that electricity in LNG needs to flow into rare earth minerals, which is the place we can work with Canada, get some Ukraine, some Greenland. And then t…
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When Brennan complained to Sarkis, the arms dealer grew angry and said, are you afraid they will find out about Nixon and Agnew? Relax, my friend. When the plane stopped for refueling in Greenland, Sarkis asked the CNN correspondent to come…
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With Panama and so maybe Panama, China and Greenland and that whole issue with Trump. Maybe we could do Panama and Greenland. So Greenland I'm doing on Thursday with Badlands Media with the SITREP guys, CanCon and Alpha. So I don't really w…
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um, on, um, with CanCon and Alpha, but going over that, cause I've already got all the notes, um, tonight we'll do Panama. And then Thursday night I will be at nine o'clock on sit rep again, and we're going to do Greenland. And so maybe we …
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We are definitely not getting involved in World War II. We are definitely not doing that. But the CFR saw a wedge. And guess what that wedge was? Greenland. Greenland. The same thing that's been in the headlines for the last year. Greenland…
▶ 3:35
and said that Greenland definitely was part of the Monroe Doctrine. And it was written about in the Council on Foreign Relations, a record of 25 years, 1921 to 1946, that was published one January, 1947. I'm not gonna read the whole passage…
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would all pick up on this and basically enact it without it ever being an official policy. It's kind of like a very subtle way. Here's our new agenda, pick it up. The article went on to say, on March 17th, 1940, a council group completed a …
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for transatlantic aviation and meteorological observation. The possibility must be considered that Denmark might be overrun by Germany. In such case, Greenland might be transferred by treaty to German sovereignty. It was also pointed out th…
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Shortly after this, one of our members of our group prepared the report was summonsed to the White House for a personal meeting with Roosevelt. Roosevelt was very interested in this. And he summoned the Danish minister and they signed an ag…
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On April 9th, 1941, an agreement was signed between the U.S. and Denmark, which provided for assistance by the U.S. to Greenland in the maintenance of its status and granted the U.S. the right to locate, construct, airfields, port facilitie…
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The council's report was only one item of extensive research projects that were done for the U.S. government. And then the author goes on and talks about the proximity of Greenland to Canada and the British Isles, which were just a few hund…
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So neither one of those were suitable to take this on because Greenland obviously is much closer to both of them. It was 1,300 miles from the United States, but we're definitely going to do it. So the Monroe Doctrine closing the Western Hem…
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Denmark, a European nation, colonized Greenland, proclaiming its sole sovereignty in 1921, a full 100 years later, without any hint of protest from the U.S. So it was fine for Denmark to colonize Greenland, even though the Monroe Doctrine s…