August 16, 2019
Mara-Igloo?

There are multiple reports that the Trump administration has been trying to buy....Greenland.
This is exactly what many of us were afraid of when weighing the nomination of a sketchy Bronx real-estate developer to high office.

"Actually, I don't remember this specific scenario ever being discussed."

There are multiple reports that the Trump administration has been trying to buy....Greenland.
This is exactly what many of us were afraid of when weighing the nomination of a sketchy Bronx real-estate developer to high office.

"Actually, I don't remember this specific scenario ever being discussed."
Greenland is...misleadingly named...and a poor location for a casino, golf course or beach resort.

However, Greenland is massively strategic, in both location and mineral resources, potentially making this a very good investment.

The world's largest island (which, while big, is not NEARLY as big as a Mercator projection often makes it look) is a net (albeit slight) economic drain on Denmark,which doesn't have the resources to develop it or realistically defend it and it's small population of ~56,000 has been steadily dwindling for some time. This is mainly due to them being eaten by polar bears and Ithaqua.


Not that it's without charm. To wit: Scenic Kulusuk.
However, Greenland is massively strategic, in both location and mineral resources, potentially making this a very good investment.

The world's largest island (which, while big, is not NEARLY as big as a Mercator projection often makes it look) is a net (albeit slight) economic drain on Denmark,which doesn't have the resources to develop it or realistically defend it and it's small population of ~56,000 has been steadily dwindling for some time. This is mainly due to them being eaten by polar bears and Ithaqua.

"Please ignore his last sentence as it is dubious and lacks a citation!"
This is actually the third time the U.S. has tried to buy Greenland, once in 1867 and once in 1946. As of now, Denmark has looked at the cost/benefit of owning Greenland and once again said "No!".
China, will, no doubt, be undeterred from their more subtle efforts towards the same end.
China, will, no doubt, be undeterred from their more subtle efforts towards the same end.
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