Donald Trump expressed his desire to control Greenland and did not rules the use of military or economic force to achieve this goal.
Congressman-Republican Earl (Buddy) Carter introduced a bill to a change in the name of Greenland and its acquisition. On Wednesday, February 12, he told his website. And the document itself has been published on the Congress website.
At the Carter initiative, this document should provide the authority of US President Donald Trump “to enter negotiations with the Denmark government to obtain Greenland.”
He recommends renamed the island itself with “red-white-hallland” (red, white, and bluland).
“America is back and is about to become more than adding red-white-security. It is correct that President Trump has defined the taking of current Greenland as a priority in the field of national security, and we proudly greet people as Part of most free countries in history when our main business will show his signature under the contract, ”he said.
The text of the bill states that when the document is accepted, the internal minister must control the introduction of a new island name on each federal document. They need to update them no later than 180 days.
In Denmark, they retaliated with Carter’s words. Thus, the country’s European Parliament deputy Anders Visten said the bill would finally undermine the relationship between the countries. He also called Trump’s team actions that were absurd and separate from the truth.
“Obviously there is a need for more adults in the room when the US administration develops foreign policy. If these people do not see how amazing they are -surprisingly, they are divorced from the truth,” said by Anders Visten.
Remember that Rubio confirmed President Trump’s seriousness of the goal of the purchase of Greenland, without the military coercion.
Meanwhile, Greenland was advised to join the EU to “protect” Trump.
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