1. Denied that Denmark has real defense Trump has said that Denmark “barely has any defense” in Greenland and that the defense efforts are like having “two dog sleds” there. It sounds like a joke – but it is misleading because Denmark actually has an established military presence, including a joint Arctic command, ships, aircraft and the Danish Sirius Dog Sled Patrol that actually maintains sovereignty in the Arctic … Fortsätt läsa Four Trump lies about Greenland
1. Reuters/Ipsos: Only 17% support Trump’s plan 2. Quinnipiac: 86% oppose taking Greenland by military force 3. CNN/SSRS: 75% oppose US attempts to take control of Greenland 4. Yahoo/YouGov: 62% oppose military intervention 5. USA Today: Only 1 in 5 support the idea of the US taking over Greenland Summary in table Investigation Support for annexation Resistance Reuters/Ipsos 17% 71% against military coercion Quinnipiac 9% … Fortsätt läsa What do Americans think about Trump’s Greenland conquest? Opinion polls for January 2026 have the answer
“I would like to make a deal, you. Know, the easy way. But if we don’t do it the easy way, we’re going to do it the hard way.” Trump’s one strategy is the easy way. That is, buying Greenland or sugarcoating an offer to the Greenlanders so that they want to become Americans. Greenland is not for sale, the Danish government is clear about … Fortsätt läsa Why Trump can/can’t annex Greenland
“We are going to do something on Greenland whether they like it or not.” Trumps ord till reportrar i Vita huset, 9 januari 2026. When Donald Trump began talking again about American control over Greenland, capital followed. Since 2019, several of the world’s wealthiest people have invested in mining, energy and infrastructure on the island – a development that now raises questions about geopolitics, influence and the future of … Fortsätt läsa The billionaires who lure gun-rattling Trump into a ”deal” with Greenland
The year is 1630. The sailing ship Eendracht anchors at Fort Oranje far up the Hudson River. Annika and Rolf Jansson from swedish town Marstrand) (then Norway) step ashore with their two daughters. In the company are Annika’s sister and mother, also from Marstrand. The other passengers are bachelors; six Dutchmen and Rolf’s two farmhands from Flekkeröy – the island outside Kristiansand where Annika grew up. … Fortsätt läsa The Jansen family from ”swedish” Marstrand. Among first settlers before New York became New York
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